Which of the following explains the power of the legislature of Kaiser?

a. They had complete power over local affairs but not much control over international acts.

c. They had little control over affairs at the state or international level.

b. They had a influence over international affairs, but very little control over local affairs of the city-states.

d. They had complete power over local state affairs as well as international acts

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Gisselle Zamora

31 December, 23:38

Which of the following explains the power of the legislature of Kaiser?

a. They had complete power over local affairs but not much control over international acts.

c. They had little control over affairs at the state or international level.

b. They had a influence over international affairs, but very little control over local affairs of the city-states.

d. They had complete power over local state affairs as well as international acts

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Zaire Mason · Answer 1

The best option in terms of the power of the legislature of Kaiser would be that " a. They had complete power over local affairs but not much control over international acts," since during this time German was very "inward-facing".