The idea of public opinion as influencing state politics was seen most in which countries?
A. England and France
B. France and Spain
C. The Netherlands
D. Prussia and Russia
E. Prussia and Austria
Answer: A
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A) an Akkadian-speaking conqueror of the Sumerians. B) the reforming king of Lagash who sought to “protect the mother that is in distress.” C) the father of the first known woman poet. D) Conquer of Mesopotamia. E) Commander of history’s first professional army.
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