In early modern Europe, large territorial states tended to be found where capitalists dominated the economy, whereas city-states and urban federations were more closely associated with the power of the landlord class.

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In early modern Europe, large territorial states were often associated with the power of the landlord class and the consolidation of monarchies, while city-states and urban federations were more likely to be centers of capitalist and mercantile activity.

In Early Modern Europe, Large Territorial States Tended to Be