What facts testify to the development of capitalism in the early modern era?

The early modern times are considered to be the late 15th – early 16th centuries.

In this era, the active emergence of small manufacturing enterprises of private owners begins, which increasingly displaces urban artisans. Hired workers are used as labor force.

Banking was born, the process of lending to entrepreneurship began.

The largest capital is concentrated in large traders and seafarers, who get rich through the supply and further sale of goods from India and Asia.

There is active trade between European countries.

Associations were created for the extraction of iron ore, coal and other minerals.