What was NOT a characteristic of the political recovery of the fifteenth century in Europe?
A) Centralized monarchies gained strength in western Europe.
B) Centralized monarchies gained strength in Germanic central Europe.
C) Decentralized government became typical in eastern and central Europe.
D) The "new monarchies" greatly aided in stabilizing France, Spain, and England.
E) Henry VII's cautious policies had made England solvent and stable by 1500.

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Centralized monarchies gained strength in western Europe and the "new monarchies" greatly aided in stabilizing France, Spain, and England, but centralized monarchies did not gain strength in Germanic central Europe. Additionally, decentralized government became typical in eastern and central Europe, which is a characteristic of the political recovery of the fifteenth century in Europe. The statement regarding Henry VII and his cautious policies is true, but it does not pertain to the characteristic mentioned in the question.

What Was NOT a Characteristic of the Political Recovery of the Fifteenth