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4. Which of the following is not a characteristic that Austria and Prussia had in common?

A. Both states were diverse.
B. Both states were considered tolerant by the standards during that time.
C. Both states had sizable territories to the east of Russia.
D. Both states were governed by the most efficient means known during the 18th century.



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Final answer:

Austria and Prussia's differing characteristics in the 18th century


Explanation:

The characteristic that Austria and Prussia did not have in common was:

  • Both states had sizable territories to the east of Russia.
During the 18th century, Austria was known for its diverse empire composed of various ethnic groups and languages while Prussia emerged as a powerful kingdom in Europe thanks to its strong military and administrative efficiency. The two states differed in their territorial expansions and governance styles, with Austria having a more diverse empire encompassing various ethnicities compared to Prussia's focus on military strength and efficient administration.

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