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How did scientific and technological development assist the monarchs in Europe from 1500 to 1750?
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The fact is it didn't scientific and technological advancements led to a situation where people became empowered by having work and better education. the days of the obedient serf were coming to close. We still have monarchs but their power as such is practically non existent.
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