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The Commercial Revolution from 1500-1700 saw the rise of capitalism and nation-states in Europe. Population growth, the Hanseatic League, and new financial institutions like banks and joint-stock companies drove commerce and urbanization. Countries established chartered companies and sought new colonies overseas to expand their empires through mercantilism as the bourgeoisie gained economic and political power, laying the foundations of modern Europe.

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