In seventeenth century Poland, the most significant political influence was exercised by the

a) Nobility

b) Town councils

c) Polish monarch

d) Russian monarch

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Andres Mcbride

History

19 February, 14:36

In seventeenth century Poland, the most significant political influence was exercised by the

a) Nobility

b) Town councils

c) Polish monarch

d) Russian monarch

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Alana Bradley · Answer 1

A) Nobility.

Explanation:

The Parliament or Sejm was the body charged with the election of the king. The crown was not hereditary, the king had to consult many important policy issues with the parliament. So, the Polish monarchy was weak. This system was often plagued by corruption and bribes, and as some historians state, it caused chaos and an ineffective monarchy. These are key factors in the disappearance of Poland from the map of Europe in the late 18th century: It was partitioned among Prussia, Russia and Austria.

In seventeenth century Poland, the most significant political influence was exercised by thea) Nobilityb) Town councilsc) Polish monarchd) Russian monarch

In seventeenth century Poland, the most significant political influence was exercised by the

a) Nobility

b) Town councils

c) Polish monarch

d) Russian monarch