Who possessed the most political power in the Italian city-states?

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Isiah Burke

14 August, 04:34

Who possessed the most political power in the Italian city-states?

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Simone Holden · Answer 1

B: The Clergy, they had the most political power because the noble Class and wealthy citizens were not part of the government, and the Knights just protected the pepole of italy

Thomas · Answer 2

In the Medioeval period the city-states were dominated by a "Signore".

In the Reinassance the most important people that governed city states were the Pope, the Medici, the Doge etc.