The new diplomacy that emerged in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries relied upon Select one: a. occasional emissaries sent by princes as the need arose. b. the papacy to serve as intermediary in disputes. c. a fully developed understanding of the balance of power in Europe. d. the development of diplomatic immunities for ambassadors. e. dismantling the diplomatic immunities of ambassadors.

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Lana Navarro

7 May, 15:21

The new diplomacy that emerged in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries relied upon Select one: a. occasional emissaries sent by princes as the need arose. b. the papacy to serve as intermediary in disputes. c. a fully developed understanding of the balance of power in Europe. d. the development of diplomatic immunities for ambassadors. e. dismantling the diplomatic immunities of ambassadors.

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Hailey Young · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter D

Explanation: During the fifteenth, sixteenth, and seventeenth centuries in Europe, diplomacy underwent a series of unprecedented transformations, both practical and theoretical, that made it a powerful and important element in statecraft.