Urgent! which development contributed to the eventual rise of capitalism in europe?
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Urgent! which development contributed to the eventual rise of capitalism in europe?
a.
the increase in government regulation during the early industrial revolution
b.
the shift from mercantilism to an agricultural economy during the early middle ages
c.
the expansion of the consumer market during the commercial revolution
d.
the decrease in resources coming from colonies during the age of exploration
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