Prussia role in European politics in the seventeenth-and eighteenth-century were based upon the three Estates, King Williams tax plan, strong military structure, and their bureaucracy. The first image of Prussia making an impact on Europe is when Frederick Williams came to power. King Williams main goal was to have three unified providences, and try to boost them by diplomacy and war. The three provinces was called Brandenburg. Prussia and King Williams was able to scatter holdings along the Rhine. King Williams was able to force the three Estates to his tax plan, and this caused the Estates to lose power, but King Williams was able to have both financial independence and superior force. The state’s total revenue was able to triple dung his
