In the late Middle Ages, the Scandinavian countries

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In the late Middle Ages, the Scandinavian countries indeed had councils of leading landowners to limit royal power, a substantial class of free peasants who were represented in popular assemblies, were closely tied linguistically, socially, and economically, and had popular assemblies that had the right to elect kings, tax, and make laws. These characteristics collectively contributed to the unique political and social structures of the Scandinavian countries during this period.

In the Late Middle Ages, the Scandinavian Countries