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The Discovery Of The New World Changed European Conceptions, Views, And Material Conditions
Part 1 of Paper ....terial, social, and cultural consequences upon Europeans and their civilization. The discovery also challenged traditional European conceptions, views, and material conditions.
Many changes had taken place in Europe’s economy after the discovery of the “New World”. The changes revolved around the import of Americ.... Part 2 of Paper ....asic foods increased before the arrival of American gold and silver. Evidence shows there was a population increase. Therefore, the demand for food rose faster than the production did.
The inflation had a negative effect on all of society. Much tension existed in all levels of society. “Without doubt, the Price Revolution and the defensive policies of the upper class contributed to two of the most disturbing problems of the sixteenth century” pauperism and vagrancy”. (Schlisinger, p. 3)
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