A common issue in wars between Britain and France and the 1700s was which rulers would lead European kingdoms.
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
For a very long time France and Britain have a history of fighting a lot of wars. Although they fought a lot of wars, it was not fought individually but rather with the help of allies. Both France and Britain made allies to strengthen their armed forces to fight their rivals.
However a common confusion that existed amongst all of them was who will lead the armies to the war. This was a common problem for both of them, be it for Britain or for France.
The Roman philosophy of stoicism promoted "self-control," since it was thought that if a person allowed to many emotions to take control this would lead to bad decision-making.
