What war was Frederick's father known for?
Count's Feud
Hundred Years' War
Civil War
Battle of Solway Moss
Answer
Frederick's father, Frederick William I of Prussia, was known for the Count's Feud. The Count's Feud was a conflict between Frederick William and the nobility of Prussia. Frederick William sought to increase his power and control over the nobility, while the nobility sought to preserve their privileges and power. The Count's Feud was a protracted conflict that lasted for several years and ended with the defeat of the nobility.
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