One way in which Peter the Great, Louis XIV, and

Philip II are similar is that each

(1) supported missionary efforts of the Roman

Catholic Church

(2) sought to centralize power by limiting the

power of the nobility

(3) fought to block the establishment of British

colonies in the Western Hemisphere

(4) challenged feudal practices by emancipating

serfs

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Michaela Crosby

31 July, 06:10

One way in which Peter the Great, Louis XIV, and

Philip II are similar is that each

(1) supported missionary efforts of the Roman

Catholic Church

(2) sought to centralize power by limiting the

power of the nobility

(3) fought to block the establishment of British

colonies in the Western Hemisphere

(4) challenged feudal practices by emancipating

serfs

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Devyn Fitzgerald · Answer 1

One way in which Peter the Great, Louis XIV, and Philip II are similar is that each " (2) sought to centralize power by limiting the power of the nobility" among other things.