Italy during the renaissance is best described as an important center of trade. a secondary place for trade. an ally of the ottoman empire. an opponent of the ottoman empire.

Italy during the Renaissance is best described as;

A) An important center of trade.

The correct answer is A) An important center of trade.

The Crusades built a system of trade links that pushed many cities of North Italy to become huge centers of trade. Genoa, Pisa, Florence, and Venice became centers for people who wanted to buy spices, dyes, silks, and other goods.During the Renaissance, those cities were dominated by a rising merchant class, especially the House of Medici.

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