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Why were the Italian city states important to the Renaissance?
City states made Italy wealthy
What made Italy's city-states unique during the Renaissance?
The Italian City-States were unique because of their location, advantages, and power
Who was a neighbor and rival city-state to siena?
During the Renaissance in Italy, a rebirth of civilization was taking place. As with ancient Greece, there developed in Italy city-states. Florence and Siena became rivals. This rivalry carried on for decades.
What are 2 important city-states in Italy during the renaissance?
The Republic of Florence and the Duchy of Milan.
Was Italy united during the renaissance?
No, Italy was split up into city states such as Florence and Venice. Each one being very independent.
What country is known as the Home of the Renaissance?
Italy and the specific city is Florence, Italy as home of the Renaissance.
Which city did the Renaissance begin?
Italy
What was the wealthiest city in renaissance Italy?
Milan is the wealthiest city in Italy.
Which city was the heart of the renaissance?
Florence, Italy
How the geography of the renaissance affected the development of the city states?
The renaissance did not have a geography. The development of the city states of Italy started before the Renaissance, during the High Middle Ages. The Italians of central and northern Italy fought against the Holy Roman Emperor and achieved effective independence. They developed their institutions for self-government. The wealth of these city states developed through trade with the east across the eastern Mediterranean and the development of textile manufacture.
How did the success of Italian city-states help make the renaissance possible?
because of trade and people comin to italy and very rich people livin in italy
What country did the Great Renaissance of the middle ages begin in?
This happened in an area which is now Italy, but Italy was not established as a country until the late nineteenth century. At the time it was a collection of city-states, and the Renaissance happened piecemeal in a number of them.
