What was the status of Denmark–Norway in 1660?
It became a republic
It became an absolute monarchy
It became a federation
It became a confederation
Answer
In 1660, Denmark–Norway became one of the most stringent absolute monarchies in Europe. Prior to this, it was a constitutional and elective monarchy where the King's power was somewhat limited.
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