Renaissance Cities of Italy: Florence, Genoa, Venice
Compare these Italian cities during the Renaissance as they transition out of the darkness of the Middle Ages.
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- Trading center to Eastern Europe and Asia
- Industry includes banking, wool, cloth and trade
- Shipbuilding was an industry in which city-state?
- Guilds (a medieval association of craftsmen or merchants, often powerful) strengthened the trade in this city-state.
- Supported a navy
- The Medici Family had control of this city.
- The formal, elected leader in this city-state is called a "Doge"
- This city formed allegiances with businesses.
- The city-state of Genoa is run by this.
- It makes sense that this city-state is a merchant republic. It has a strong shipbuilding industry.
- This city-state had a stable area - mostly.
- This city-state was most interested in peace.
- This city-state had a strong military and controlled other ports in the Mediterranean Sea.
- A feud existed between these two city-states.
- The Treaty of Lodi in this city-state helped to keep the peace.
- This city-state has three social classes.
- Donatello, Michelangelo and Botticelli are notable artists from this city-state.
- This city-state is known for its canals.
- Most city-states during the Renaissance are structured like this: (highest to lowest)
- This Mediterranean sea-port was the birthplace of Christopher Columbus. In Italian it is called "Genova".
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