What is a nation-state and how did they develop from feudal societies

Geography

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Iteru [2.4K]3 years ago

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Amalgamation is the process through which feudal societies were developed.

Explanation:

Powerful monarchs gained huge power by occupying the provinces of the feudal lords. They controlled the territories and nations as well as the empires.

As a result the power of the monarchs and the parliament increased and the power decreased in case of barons.

Thus the creation of the national government took place in England, Spain, France and United Kingdom. Later in the German states. Through the ability to remove the politicians lot of leverage was enjoyed in many nations.

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