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Question 1

Count Cavour, it may be said
 
  a. was following the insightful direction of the King of Piedmont.
  b. made a great error in entering the Crimean War.
  c. was the primary architect of Italian unification.
  d. failed to recognize the possibility of having France as an ally.
  e. failed to make the right alliances for Italian Unification.

Question 2

What did the Golden Bull of 1356 achieve in Germany?
 
  a. It made Emperor Charles IV the first in a line of hereditary rulers.
  b. It ensured the independence of the ecclesiastical states.
  c. It gave seven electors the power to choose the king of the Romans.
  d. It ensured strong central authority for Germany in the next century.
  e. It gave limited religious toleration to urban Jews.



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Reply 2 on: Sep 12, 2019
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

 

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