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A nation-state is a country formed by one people sharing the same cultural heritage, language, or race. Nation-states started to appear in Europe in the 15th century due to the following reasons:
1) Decline of feudalism: Some strong Europeans leaders took back land and power from lands or some strong lords defeated other enemies to established a unified country
2) Decline of influence of Church: people were no longer only concerned about feudalism. Strong European leaders establish country ruled by their own people and were no longer under controlled of the Church.
Western Europeans were united in a religious sense, as the Spanish Inquisition was ongoing in the Iberian Peninsula. Here, Christians were expelling Jews and Muslims and reconquering the peninsula for Christianity. However, Western Europe did not truly recover from the Dark Ages until the end of the Inquisition and the voyage of Christopher Columbus in the end of the 15th century.
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Which book did fifteenth-century inventor Johannes Gutenberg print on his printing press?
Johannes Gutenberg printed the Bible, known as the Gutenberg Bible, on his printing press in the fifteenth century. This marked a significant milestone in the history of printing and contributed to the spread of knowledge and literacy throughout Europe.
Who threatened christian Europe in the fifteenth century?
Saint Amiato lll
Why was Jean duke of Berry in the fifteenth century the wealthiest man in Europe?
His subjects paid the highest taxes in all of Europe.
Why was Jean the duke of Berry in the fifteenth century the wealthiest man in Europe?
His subjects paid the highest taxes in all of Europe.
Why did Antwerp overtake Bruges in important by the middle of the fifteenth century?
Antwerp overtook Bruges in importance by the middle of the fifteenth century due to the city being on a river. It grew to be one of the largest seaports in Europe.
What is an example of new economic divisions in the Europe peasantry that began to occur during the fifteenth century?
european
What ideas contributed to tensions in Europe at the beginning of the twentieth century?
militarism
What was the official name of the Black Death which spread across Europe from 1347 into the beginning of the fifteenth century?
The bubonic plague
What contributed to the economic and social problems of sixteenth-century Europe?
imported silver
What were factors contributed to the rise of absolute rulers in Europe in the 15th century?
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What contributed to the economic and social problems of sixteenth century Europe.?
imported silver
What is an example of new economic divisions in the European peasantry that began to occur during the fifteenth century?
Peasants throughout Europe became poorer
