speculation on the Dutch tulip market
Contemporary historians generally agree that the high inflation experienced in Europe in the 16th century was primarily due to a massive influx of silver and gold. The silver and gold came largely from Mexico and Bolivia.
Inflation
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Exploration,colonization, and exploitation of the New World (which turned out to be much larger in size than anybody initially realized) meant that there was a massive influx of precious metals - gold and silver - into Europe. In an age before paper money, precious metals were used for coinage, the currency of the day.Much of the gold and silver that arrived from the New World was minted into coins, which meant there was much more cash in circulation, the amount increasing as the century progressed. The steady and large increase in coinage as the century went on led to inflation, which was more severe because it was ongoing throughout the century for the reasons mentioned above.
Where were most of Europe's colonies by the end of the nineteenth century?
IN THE 18TH CENTURY
They failed and it ended in WWII. It is theorized that it all started when America wasn't involved in the League of Nations.
the first organization had the most inflation on the euport
18th century political revolutions in Europe and the Americas
RENAISSANCE
Could somebody answer this question please. when did slavery start in Europe?
The True Answer is - The Nineteenth Century