Eighteenth-Century Cameralist Theory
Cameralism, a political-economic theory developed in the German states during the eighteenth century, primarily reinforced the idea of a unified Europe by:
A
Establishing a common European currency system
B
Advocating for democratic reforms across all European nations
C
Promoting a model of state-building that spread across borders
D
Rejecting mercantilism in favor of free trade policies
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