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the fates and fortunes of peoples throughout the world, but before national states, mechanized industry, and industrial-strength imperialism decisively changed the dynamics governing the development of world history." In Bentley's view, the early modern period should be defined mainly by the processes that intensified interaction and exchange between different parts of the world, producing varying impacts in different regions. He identifies the connection of the world by sea, global biological exchanges, and the creation of an "early capitalist

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