Which describes how the emergence of capitalism changed society?a)Capitalism created economic opportunities for the middle-class and desire for profits without government interference.
b)Capitalism created better working conditions for the poor and utopian societies in France, Britain, and Spain.
c) Capitalism allowed for the reemergence of the Catholic Church’s oversight d) of European monarchs and social opportunities.
Capitalism resulted in the discovery of heliocentric theory and subsequently the separation of church and state.
I think its b
For future people, the correct answer is capitalism created economic opportunities for the middle-class and desire for profits without government interference. So A
its A on primavera
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To determine which option accurately describes how the emergence of capitalism changed society, we will evaluate each option:
a) Capitalism created economic opportunities for the middle-class and desire for profits without government interference.
This option suggests that capitalism allowed the middle class to access economic opportunities and pursue profits without government intervention. While this is partially true, it does not fully capture the broader impact of capitalism on society.
b) Capitalism created better working conditions for the poor and utopian societies in France, Britain, and Spain.
This option suggests that capitalism led to improved working conditions for the poor and gave rise to utopian societies in France, Britain, and Spain. While capitalism did contribute to better working conditions for some individuals, it also resulted in adverse conditions for others, such as the working class. It is important to note that the emergence of capitalism did not directly lead to the establishment of utopian societies.
c) Capitalism allowed for the reemergence of the Catholic Church’s oversight of European monarchs and social opportunities.
This option posits that capitalism facilitated the resurgence of the Catholic Church's influence over European monarchs and social opportunities. However, the influence of the Catholic Church was largely diminished during the emergence of capitalism, as capitalism prioritizes individualism and economic freedom, which often conflicted with the Church's teachings and control.
d) Capitalism resulted in the discovery of heliocentric theory and subsequently the separation of church and state.
This option suggests that capitalism led to the discovery of heliocentric theory and subsequently the separation of church and state. However, the discovery of heliocentrism was primarily driven by scientific advancements and the work of figures like Nicolaus Copernicus and Galileo Galilei. The separation of church and state was a broader societal development influenced by various factors, including the Enlightenment.
Based on the evaluation, option b) is the most accurate choice. While it should be noted that capitalism had a wide range of effects on society, it did lead to improved working conditions for some individuals and played a role in the socioeconomic development of France, Britain, and Spain.