Question

4 multiple choice 1 point both king louis xiv and tsar peter the great... looked to other countries to model what their country should do. expelled the catholics and orthodox christians. tore down monuments and palaces of rival leaders. valued control over the nobility and military strength.

Explanation:

Louis XIV of France centralized power by weakening the nobility (e.g., the Palace of Versailles) and built up French military power. Peter the Great of Russia curbed noble influence through reforms like the Table of Ranks and modernized/expanded the Russian military. The other options are incorrect: Louis XIV was Catholic and did not expel Catholics; Peter did not expel Orthodox Christians. Neither focused on tearing down rivals' monuments as a key policy, and while Peter looked to Western Europe, Louis XIV saw France as a model for others, making that option not universally true for both.

Answer:

valued control over the nobility and military strength.