Correct. The answer is c. Frederick believed that the relationship of a monarch to his people should be that of the head to the body. Thus, monarchs should possess all decision-making authority. In contrast, Montesquieu believed decision-making authority should be divided.
Incorrect. The answer is c. Frederick believed that the relationship of a monarch to his people should be that of the head to the body. Thus, monarchs should possess all decision-making authority. In contrast, Montesquieu believed decision-making authority should be divided.