Sweden's Extraordinary Rise in Power and Influence in the Seventeenth

Sweden's extraordinary rise in power and influence in the seventeenth century was based on

A) an expansion of mining, metallurgy, and export trade.
B) very slow urban growth that limited the problems associated with urban expansion.
C) its success in staying out of the Thirty Years' War.
D) a nobility that agreed to subordinate its interests to the crown.
E) All these answers are correct.