Changes in the structure of European society after the Second World War were primarily the result of

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The Second World War brought about significant economic and technological changes across Europe. The reconstruction efforts and investments in industry and infrastructure led to a shift from an agrarian to an industrial society, which brought about changes in the labor force, urbanization, and consumerism, among others. These changes had a significant impact on the social and cultural fabric of European societies. While political and social revolutions did occur in some parts, they were not the primary drivers of societal changes across the continent, and large-scale emigration was not a significant factor. Rising birthrates among lower classes may have had a minor impact, but they were not the main driving force behind structural changes after the war.

Changes in the Structure of European Society After the Second