"Europe's economic and social structure" refers to the organization and frameworks governing both economic activities (such as trade systems, production methods) and societal aspects (like class divisions, gender roles) within European societies during a specific time period.
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Feudalism: A medieval system where land is exchanged for military service or labor; it defined the social structure of medieval Europe.
Commercial Revolution: A period of economic expansion, technological advancements, and increased trade from the 11th to the 18th century that transformed European economies.
Renaissance: A cultural and intellectual movement in Europe from the 14th to the 17th century characterized by a renewed interest in classical learning, arts, and scientific exploration. This period brought changes to societal structures and economic practices.
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