All of the following were true of Austria EXCEPT
A) a dynamic, innovative central administration.
B) a concentration on its eastern non-German territories.
C) consolidated control of the German parts of the Holy Roman Empire.
D) acquisition of the southern Netherlands, later called Belgium.
E) a progressive mother-son imperial partnership.

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Austria did not consolidate control of the German parts of the Holy Roman Empire; rather, it was one of the leading powers within the Empire but faced significant opposition and rivalry, particularly from Prussia.

All of the Following Were True of Austria EXCEPT