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Which European monarch was the best example of an Absolute Monarch based on his unwillingness to let anyone else share power in his government A. Charles V B. Louis XIV C. Henry VIII D. John Locke
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Which European monarch was the best example of an Absolute Monarch based on his unwillingness to let anyone else share power in his government

A. Charles V
B. Louis XIV
C. Henry VIII
D. John Locke

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