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12-07-2015
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How did the Commercial Revolution lay the foundation for the economy of modern Europe?

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12-07-2015

The commercial revolution did, among others, establish connections between the merchants of different places and it established a number of banking practices which later made the trade between European nations (and not only) easier.

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