Why was Versailles the model for almost every royal court of Europe in the eighteenth century?
A. It was the most magnificent royal residence in the world and was designed to leave attending nobility in awe.
B. It was the hallmark of democratic thought and good governance.
C. It was modeled after the principles of the Council of Trent.
D. It was simple and efficient in design.
Answer: A
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