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docker41 [41]
3 years ago
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Qué nuevos grupos sociales urbanos surgieron desde el siglo XV en Europa

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V125BC [204]3 years ago
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Answer:

(See explanation below for further details/Véase la explicación abajo para mayor detalle)

Explanation:

(This question is presented in Spanish and therefore explanation will be held in that language)

Desde el siglo XV surgen los grupos sociales de los artesanos y burgueses gracias a la aplicación de avances tecnológicos, tales como la imprenta o los sistemas impulsados por ríos, que permitieron las primeras bases de la producción en masa y el comercio, debilitando el modelo feudal liderado por la nobleza y los siervos de la gleba, de base rural, y fortaleciendo a las ciudades. Todo esto llevaría al germen de la Primera Revolución Industrial a finales del siglo XVIII y la primera mitad del siglo XX, en donde surgirían los capitalistas, los técnicos u oficinistas y los obreros como consecuencia de la especialización del trabajo.

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