Why did the Prussian kings become more independent and powerful than other German kings

a) large segments of the kingdom existed outside the boundaries of the holy roman empire

b) its central location in the heart of the holy empire meant that it was must more politically connected than other German kingdom

c) the Prussian nobles were among the most educated royals in Europe

d) The Prussian kings where among the first to ally themselves with the emerging Russian empire

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Browning

27 October, 23:42

Why did the Prussian kings become more independent and powerful than other German kings

a) large segments of the kingdom existed outside the boundaries of the holy roman empire

b) its central location in the heart of the holy empire meant that it was must more politically connected than other German kingdom

c) the Prussian nobles were among the most educated royals in Europe

d) The Prussian kings where among the first to ally themselves with the emerging Russian empire

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Sullivan Murphy · Answer 1

"b) its central location in the heart of the holy empire meant that it was must more politically connected than other German kingdom" would be the best option, since this location led to better trade and less invasion.