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absolute monarchy
representative government
constitutional monarchy
enlightened despotism
frederick the great’s rule (1740–1786)
france after the french revolution (1792–1799)
england after the glorious revolution (1688–1689)
louis xiv’s france (1643–1715)

Explanation:

To solve this matching problem, we analyze each government type and its corresponding historical example:

1. Absolute Monarchy: Louis XIV's France (1643–1715) is a classic example of absolute monarchy, where the king held total power.
2. Representative Government: France after the French Revolution (1792–1799) during the First Republic featured a representative government (though short - lived).
3. Constitutional Monarchy: England after the Glorious Revolution (1688–1689) established a constitutional monarchy, limiting the monarch's power with a constitution.
4. Enlightened Despotism: Frederick the Great’s rule (1740–1786) in Prussia is a prime example of enlightened despotism, where the ruler implemented reforms while maintaining autocratic power.

Answer:

• Absolute Monarchy: Louis XIV’s France (1643–1715)
• Representative Government: France after the French Revolution (1792–1799)
• Constitutional Monarchy: England after the Glorious Revolution (1688–1689)
• Enlightened Despotism: Frederick the Great’s rule (1740–1786)