Some of the ways Louis XIV curtailed rebellion was to: (Select all that apply)

I require his nobles to live at his court

I read incoming and out-going mail

17 give favors to those who were loyal

require his nobles to support the arts

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25 November, 23:05

Some of the ways Louis XIV curtailed rebellion was to: (Select all that apply)

I require his nobles to live at his court

I read incoming and out-going mail

17 give favors to those who were loyal

require his nobles to support the arts

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Jorden Vega · Answer 1

Some of the ways Louis XIV curtailed rebellion was to require his nobles to live at his court.

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

Louis XIV also popular as Sun king, he belongs to France and in European history one of the longest-serving monarchs of a sovereign country. His tactics attracted nobles who were proud of their own military forces;

He showcased his kindness towards them by permitting them to reside in the palace of Versailles which belonged to his father, even handover functions of the royal court to nobility. Therefore, such actions deducted their political empowerment and thus Louis XIV curtailed rebellion.

Some of the ways Louis XIV curtailed rebellion was to: (Select all that apply)I require his nobles to live at his courtI read incoming and out-going mail17 give favors to those who were loyalrequire his nobles to support the arts

Some of the ways Louis XIV curtailed rebellion was to: (Select all that apply)

I require his nobles to live at his court

I read incoming and out-going mail

17 give favors to those who were loyal

require his nobles to support the arts