Why did the state of Poland-Lithuania weaken in the late 1600s?

A. The Mongols overran Lithuania in 1683.

B. King Jagiello disbanded the diet, or state assembly.

C. Nobles rebelled against the autocratic government.

D. The central government was weak due to the “free veto.”

Question

Why did the state of Poland-Lithuania weaken in the late 1600s?



 
A. The Mongols overran Lithuania in 1683. 
 
 
B. King Jagiello disbanded the diet, or state assembly. 
 
 
C. Nobles rebelled against the autocratic government. 
 
 
D. The central government was weak due to the “free veto.”

cheesecakekitten · Answer

Lithuania thinks Poland is too girly for his taste.

anonymous · Answer

d The central government was weak to the free veto