How did the formation of nation-states in the late medieval period effect
Europe?

The formation of nation-states in the late medieval period leads to the creation of a uniform national culture through state policy.

Explanation:

During the 19th century, nationalism leads to the conversion of multinational dynastic empires of Europe into the emergence of the 'Nation-State' which in turn leads to the rise of the modern system of states. The formation of nation-states in the late medieval period leads to the creation of a uniform national culture through state policy.

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