How did Louis XI strengthen his country's economy?
Through war
Through foreign alliances
By eliminating rebellious vassals and expanding royal power
Through trade
Answer
Louis XI strengthened his country's economy by eliminating rebellious vassals and expanding royal power. By reducing the number of powerful nobles, Louis was able to increase his own power and control over the country. He also encouraged the growth of trade and commerce, which helped to improve the economy. As a result, France became a more prosperous country under Louis XI's rule.
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