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Question
How did Renaissance lead to the rise of the monarchical form of governments in Europe?
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Solution
Renaissance provided great impetus to the evolution of the strong monarchical system of Government in Europe. The decline of the authority of the Church and the feudal system strengthened the desire of the people to have peace, security, and political stability. Thus, they readily provided support to the kings and enhanced the power of monarchs.
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