What was the essential political change for Louis XVIII when he was restored to his brother’s throne?
a) He agreed to rule as a constitutional rather than absolutist monarch.
b) He agreed to rule as a citizen king and not as a monarch at all.
Consider This: Of the Great Powers, which were still absolute monarchs? See 8.2: The New Nationalism.
c) He agreed to be a figurehead and stay out of politics entirely.
Consider This: Of the Great Powers, which were still absolute monarchs? See 8.2: The New Nationalism.
d) He was restored as an absolute monarch, with the understanding that he would call his Estates General regularly.
Consider This: Of the Great Powers, which were still absolute monarchs? See 8.2: The New Nationalism.
a) He agreed to rule as a constitutional rather than absolutist monarch.
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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a. true b. false