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QuizMultiple Choice

Absolutism and Revolution — Test

Question 11 • World History

When Louis XIV said, “I am the state,” he meant that he

Answer
A
had absolute power.
B
had decided to change his name.
C
was no longer king.
D
no longer believed in God.

Explanation

Louis XIV’s statement, “I am the state,” expressed the idea that the king embodied the government and held supreme authority. This reflects absolute power, so the correct choice is “had absolute power.”

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