To decide how laws are interpreted.
The Hanseatic League was a commercial and defensive confederation of merchant guilds and their market towns. The League was created to generate economic interest and diplomatic ties between the countries and towns it took place in. The Hanseatic League was so prominent that the towns in the league had their own armies for mutual protection and aid.
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Printing press. It was easier to share ideas and release the information faster. It also helped increase literacy rates so more people could read about other places and people, such as during the Age of Exploration.
