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European Monarchies Between The 15th And 16th Century
From the 15th and 16th centuries European Monarchy’s started to establish a central power of government, what followed was the development of the modern state. Once Monarchies started to build a stable governing system and social institutions it allowed for the expansion of influence which brought the rise in the building of empires. Example France like many European states it hereditary link was from the barbarian’s tribes after the fall of Rome. Under the rule of Louis X1V in the 16th century established its South American colonies. The Portuguese kingdom was established 1143 and starting to build it emprire in 1415. The Spanish Monarchy was consolidated in the 15th century from this it to started its South American empire building. The

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