and become great powers.
2.) These nations believed different ways of government such as a parliamentary monarchy in England, or political absolutism, in France.
3.) These changes in politics created major powers by the mid-eighteenth century, these powers being: Great Britain, France, Austria, Prussia, and Russia.
A.) Frederick William, the “Great Elector”
1.) He established himself and his successors of the Hohenzollern family as the central uniting power of Prussia.
2.) Junkers were allowed to…
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