The reforms of the enlightened despots
A) had little lasting impact at the time, but set the stage for later progress.
B) transformed society and government in Europe.
C) were vigorously opposed by the philosophes.
D) were only possible with aristocratic and clerical support.
E) showed the power of the invisible hand.
Answer: A
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