Database: Italy 1475 - 1554 - Revision history

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	During the 15th century, [[Italy]] was considered the birthplace of [[Renaissance]]; a cultural movement which soon spread all over [[Europe]]. It was not considered to be a unified given the fact that it was divided into numerous city-states; that each aimed to rule the other lands.		During the 15th century, [[Italy]] was considered the birthplace of [[Renaissance]]; a cultural movement which soon spread all over [[Europe]]. It was not considered to be a unified given the fact that it was divided into numerous city-states; that each aimed to rule the other lands.

	The ~~{{Wiki\|~~Republic of Florence\|Republic of Firenze}}, the [[Republic of Venice]] and the {{Wiki\|Papal States}} were the primary city-states. During the Renaissance, both the [[Assassin Order]] and the [[Templar Order]] had been active in Italy's politics and government.		The [[Republic of Florence\|Republic of Firenze]], the [[Republic of Venice]] and the {{Wiki\|Papal States}} were the primary city-states. During the Renaissance, both the [[Assassin Order]] and the [[Templar Order]] had been active in Italy's politics and government.

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During the 15th century, [[Italy]] was considered the birthplace of [[Renaissance]]; a cultural movement which soon spread all over [[Europe]]. It was not considered to be a unified given the fact that it was divided into numerous city-states; that each aimed to rule the other lands.

The {{Wiki|Republic of Florence|Republic of Firenze}}, the [[Republic of Venice]] and the {{Wiki|Papal States}} were the primary city-states. During the Renaissance, both the [[Assassin Order]] and the [[Templar Order]] had been active in Italy's politics and government.

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