All of the following undermined universalistic authority and solidified the position of the sovereign state in international affairs except the

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The French Revolution primarily focused on changing the internal political and social structure of France, emphasizing the principles of liberty, equality, and fraternity. It did not directly aim to undermine universalistic authority or solidify the position of the sovereign state in international affairs in the same way that the Protestant Reformation, Renaissance, and Treaty of Westphalia did by challenging the universal authority of the Church and promoting the concept of state sovereignty.

All of the Following Undermined Universalistic Authority and Solidified the Position