Question

How does the role of the Russian nobility in government during the 18th century compare to that of the French nobility in the 17th century? (5 points)
Russian nobles were forbidden from taking positions in government, while French nobles were encouraged to take active roles in government.
In both France and Russia, nobles dominated the government, weakening the power of the monarchy.
In France, nobles were removed from a role in government, while in Russia they were employed in government.
In both France and Russia, nobles were excluded from government, which was administrated by common

Answer 1

@camerondoherty

Answer 2

@ash2326

Answer 3

@nikato

Answer 4

@Nurali @paki @tkhunny

Answer 5

I would think 3

Answer 6

Are any of the options good ?

Answer 7

All what I know is the Russians had serfs while the french didn't

Answer 8

serfs... I would say that the Russians were just slaves. They were the property of the owner technically, and the owners did with them whatever they wanted.

Answer 9

Yes, C is kind of right.

Answer 10

That's what I am thinking, thank you so much!

Answer 11

And then , btw, Russian nobility started to repeat after the French, just like parrots.

Answer 12

Anytime...

Answer 13

parrots?