I am afraid not to understand the question. Do you mean Europe as a political entity (European Union) or Europe as a continent ?
Political institutions emerge from the societies and cultures. They include, monarchies [U.K], oligarchies, democracies [United States?], totalitarian governments [Nazi Germany], one party states, theocracies [Saudi Arabia], communism [China] The dominant political institution is Western democracy, but it does not work well in traditional, African, Middle eastern and Asian countries, where other major institutions create conflict.
In Eastern and Western Europe
The Democratic-Republican Party, or modern-day Democratic Party.
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In the English colonies, the Church became the most significant social institution. It tied together most of the colonists based on faith, and many, if not all, of the social interaction in the early colonies stemmed from this connection. The political institution arose from English common law, which was often combined with religious law as well. Initially religion in the colonies was defined by which church congregation a person belonged to. However, the Great Awakening changed the way religion was viewed in the colonies from denomination to a person's personal commitment to God.
Parliament could insist that the monarch meet its demands before voting for taxes.
The main problems that caused the abolition movement to emerge were the inhumane treatment of enslaved people, the violation of their basic human rights, and the growing moral opposition to the institution of slavery. The movement sought to bring an end to these injustices and advocate for the freedom and equality of all individuals.
Parliament could insist that the monarch meet its demands before voting for taxes.
"Emerge" is a verb.