Political disintegration in the fourteenth century resulted from all of the following except
A)financial problems.
B)use of mercenary soldiers.
C)the breakdown of feudalism.
D)dynasties had too many male heirs.
E)dynasties were unable to produce male heirs.

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The other options (financial problems, use of mercenary soldiers, breakdown of feudalism, and inability to produce male heirs) were all factors that contributed to political disintegration in the fourteenth century, but having too many male heirs did not directly lead to political disintegration. In fact, having too many heirs could lead to political stability, as the succession would be ensured, and power would remain within the same dynasty.

Political Disintegration in the Fourteenth Century Resulted from All of the Following