intensified during this period the centralization of political power in the form of monarchical nation-states that had significant support from the emerging bourgeoisie.

the maritime expansion in search of new markets was an exclusive initiative of the feudal nobility in the face of the structural crisis through which the feudal economy was going.

throughout this period, there was an accentuation of the intervention of monarchical states in the European economy in favor of a set of laws that reinforced the right of the feudal nobility to tax, supervise, and regulate internal trade.

under the impact of this new mercantilist social order, there was an intensification of the fight against ideas of profit and wealth accumulation, as well as against the idea of individual freedom.

as a result of the maritime expansion and consequent contact with the various cultures of the 'newly discovered worlds,' there was a true return to medieval cultural standards in Europe.

URCA/2011.2 - The European maritime and commercial expansion were part of a long transition phase, between the 15th and 18th centuries, towards the consolidation of capitalist society. In this regard, choose the CORRECT alternative:

Question about European Maritime Expansion: Review

Subject History

History

Source URCA

URCA

Topic European Maritime Expansion: Review

European Maritime Expansion: Review

Difficulty Medium

Medium

(URCA 2011) - Question Medium of History