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3 years ago
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Explain the continuities and changes in commercial and economic developments from 1648 to 1815​

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skelet666 [1.2K]3 years ago
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<u>The continuities and changes in commercial and economic developments from 1648 to 1815​:</u>

Due to the expansion of European commerce, Early Europe developed a market economy that gives Europe a foundation for its global role.

  • It brings economic development.
  • The changes include -availability of labor power, Incentives for those institutes who support economic activities, new political and economics theories are being challenged, technology improvements in food , transport and manufacturing.
  • It also brings development in the communication.
  • The new public venues and print media are the new ideas.
  • One of the major result of these changes was the development of growth of consumer society.
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