In the 14th century, European states faced several significant challenges, including the devastating impact of the Black Death, which led to a massive decline in population and labor shortages. Additionally, the period was marked by economic turmoil, including inflation and food shortages due to poor harvests. Political instability and the Hundred Years' War between England and France further exacerbated tensions and conflicts across the continent. These crises collectively disrupted social structures and weakened many states.
One was disease (:
One of the major problems that the United States faced during the Twentieth Century was the race of all people. Many people in the United States did not get along with others that were not of their same race which led to many problems.
Major European powers fought to keep independent states from unifying
The Discovery of Pennicillin
The budget.
British and European were the 2 main immigrant groups. This was back in the 18th century.
Spain, England and France were the European countries that established major colonies in the United States.
France, Spain and the UK
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The urban problems that developed in the 19th century included drinking as well as poor living conditions.
Trading was a major factor of European economies in the 16th and 17th century, Europe did not have everything they needed and would trade with nations to get it.
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