What Proved That Frederick the Great and Catherine the Great

question 40

Multiple Choice

What proved that Frederick the Great and Catherine the Great were not fully committed to lessening the misery of their poor subjects?

• A)They went to war to expand territory and power.
• B)They were only partially committed to their reforms.
• C)Their reforms were designed for public relations.
• D)They both discarded the programs when opposed.
• E)Their programs were limited in scope and funding.

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