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During the Renaissance, Italy was not a unified country but a collection of city-states, each controlled by powerful families or rulers. Prominent states included the Papal States, ruled by the Pope, the Republic of Florence, governed by the Medici family, and the Kingdom of Naples, often under Spanish influence. Venice was a significant maritime power, while Milan was controlled by the Sforza family. This fragmented political landscape led to a complex interplay of alliances, conflicts, and cultural exchange.
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What were the territories in central Italy controlled by the pope called?
The Papal States.
What European country once controlled Somalia?
Britten controlled northen Somalia and Italy controlled southen Somalia
Which Italian cities dominated the trade routs from Asia to Europe for a long time?
Italy was not a united country. City-states like Genoa and Venice controlled much of the trade to Asia.
Which factor most slowed down the unification of Italy?
Northern Italy was controlled by Austria.
What other countries have controlled Libya?
Turkey and Italy have controlled Libya in the past.
Which country controlled libya in 1912?
italy
Who controlled Libya before 1945?
Italy.
What colonial power controlled Libya?
Italy.
Was Libya controlled by another country?
Both Turkey and Italy have controlled Libya in the past.
Which states were under French control in 1812?
He directly controlled Spain, the Confederation of the Rhine, the Grand Duchy of Warsaw, Switzerland, the Kingdom of Italy and the Kingdom of Naples.
Have there been any wars in Italy?
Throughout history Italy has been involved in 23 wars and 2 conflicts that were never declared wars. World War II was the only war that Italy was involved in which they did not stand with the United States.
Which of these countries was not controlled by Italy in the late 1930s?
Rhineland
