During the 16th and 17th centuries, monarchs in western Europe
sought to
guarantee personal liberty of citizens and centralize their own political
power.
Monarchy<span> <span>was the prevalent form of government in the </span></span>history
of Europe<span> <span>throughout
the </span></span>Middle
Ages<span>, only occasionally competing with </span>communalism<span>, notably in the case of the </span>Maritime republics<span> <span>and the </span></span>Swiss Confederacy<span>.</span>
Answer: The correct answer is : The monarchs sought to guarantee the personal freedom of citizens and centralize their own political power.
Explanation: By 1600 very strong monarchies had been developed in all countries, except: Poland, Russia and Germany. Many monarchs tried to free themselves from some of the restrictions of customs, powerful social groups or competitive instincts.
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