[Solved] Following the Napoleonic Wars, how did Prussia reform the state:

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Q.	Following the Napoleonic Wars, how did Prussia reform the state:
A.	military officers were promoted on the basis alone
B.	the royal cadet at Berlin was modernized
C.	the middle classes were encouraged to take an active role in the civil service
D.	All of the above
Answer» D. All of the above

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