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How was Frederick II's character described in terms of interpersonal relations?
Open and loyal
Reserved and secretive
Manipulative and cunning
Quiet and withdrawn
Answer
Frederick II was open and loyal in his interpersonal relationships. He was known for his willingness to listen to others and consider their opinions, even if they differed from his own. He was also known for his loyalty to his friends and allies, and he was always willing to help them when they needed it.
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