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Many families in Italy become more interested in art, mathematics, science, and literature, and many government officials paid for artists to paint famous art pieces, for example, The Mona Lisa.
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Why were the Italian city states important to the Renaissance?
City states made Italy wealthy
Why did Europe's kings allow the Italian city-states to remain independent?
The reason the city-states stayed independent because they became wealthy. The city-states also loaned money to the kings of Europe. The Kings left the city-states alone so they could borrow money from them in the future.
Why were aristocracy in greek city states so wealthy?
because they just were.
Why were the aristocracy in Greek city states so wealthy?
because they just were.
What is the impact of citystates?
This impact the city-states because the renaissance were so wealthy in their down city
What sovereign states are located within the Italian peninsula?
The three sovereign states located within the Italian peninsula are Vatican City, San Marino, and the Italian Republic. The Italian Republic is the largest of these three states with a population of 61,140,000, and the smallest is Vatican City with a population of 829.
What US city has the largest Italian population?
New York City has the largest Italian population in the United States.
Did Italian city states use seminaries to make deals with each other?
Yes, the Italian city states did make use of the seminaries to make deals with each other.
How did tire a major city in a region called Phoenicia become a wealthy and thriving city?
Through sea trade.
What three sovereign states are located within the Italian peninsula?
The three sovereign states located within the Italian peninsula are Vatican City, San Marino, and the Italian Republic. The Italian Republic is the largest of these three states with a population of 61,140,000, and the smallest is Vatican City with a population of 829.
Who led most of the Italian renaissance city states?
Doges
A hand book for rulers of the Italian city-states?
"The Prince"
