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Which of the following medieval developments laid the foundation for a modern capitalist economy in Europe? (I. The rise of the guilds; II. The rise of a money system; III. The increase in job specialization; IV. The expansion of trade)

I and II only
I, II and IV
II and IV only
I, II, III and IV

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the best answer is b

User Umakant Patil
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I, II, and IV. Guilds were pretty much were a bunch of people of the same job got together and made their stuff better. the invention of money gave people a more accessible form of fund and the expansion of trade allowed travelers to go anywhere to buy what they need
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