Over the course of the eighteenth century, bourgeois commerce and aristocratic land merged through all of the following means except:

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Riot and revolution were not means by which bourgeois commerce and aristocratic land merged during the eighteenth century. Instead, these events often highlighted the conflicts between different social classes, rather than facilitating their merger. Marriages, the purchase of estates or titles by the bourgeoisie, and aristocratic investment in commerce were common ways these groups interconnected.

Over the Course of the Eighteenth Century, Bourgeois Commerce and Aristocratic