Which of the following is most likely a reason for the emergence of the modern state in Europe rather than in another region?
A)the absence of significant internal geographic boundaries
B)the guidance of the Roman Empire in government formation
C)the presence of impressive farming and war-making technologies
D)a widespread collapse of law and civilization and the rise of a form of organized crime
E)the presence of a relatively homogeneous population

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The collapse of the Roman Empire led to a power vacuum and the breakdown of centralized authority, which contributed to the rise of feudalism and eventually the modern state system as regions sought to establish order and governance.

Which of the Following Is Most Likely a Reason for the Emergence