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How were the four great trading cities of northern Italy similar?
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What were the four major trading cities in northern Italy?
Milan, Genoa, Florence, and Venice
What was one of the trading cities in Italy during the renaissance?
Florence
What factor led to the Renaissance beginning in northern Italy?
Northern Italy controlled trade from east to west. Northern Italy had commercial success. Several cities had easy access to the sea.
What year did the Renaissance begin in the cities of Northern Italy?
1499 ::)
What led to the renaissance to begin in Italy?
Northern Italy controlled trade from east to west. Northern Italy had commercial success. Several cities had easy access to the sea.
How did the Northern Renaissance differ from Italy?
Southern Italy was more similar to northern Europe Northern Italy had formed citystates, and southern Italy had not. Southern Italy still had feudalism, while northern Italy did not. Northern Italy had formed citystates, and southern Italy had not.
What city is in the north of Italy?
I believe northern Italy has 10 major cities, I am only familiar with Padua and Treviso in Veneto.
What is the biggest river in Italy?
The Po River in Italy flows between 405 and 425 miles. It runs westward across Northern Italy and through many major cities.
City in north Italy?
There are several cities in northern Italy. Some of these include Venice, Florence, Milan, Turin, Trento, Aosta, as well as Genoa.
City in northern Italy?
Although it is in Germany, Munich is considered Italy's northern most city. This is because of it's proximity to Italy.
What is true about the Etruscans?
They settled in northern Italy.
What is river in northern Italy?
The Po river is the river in Northern Italy.
