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When did Leopold I become the heir apparent?

  • 1654

  • 1658

  • 1640

  • 1705

Answer

Leopold I became the heir apparent in 1654. This is because his father, Ferdinand III, had no surviving sons. However, Ferdinand III had three surviving daughters: Maria Anna, Maria Theresa, and Eleonora Magdalena. Leopold I was married to Maria Anna, so he became the heir apparent.
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