Which statements accurately describe northern Italian Renaissance city-states?
Choose all answers that are correct.
a. Early Renaissance city-states were generally well-planned and orderly.
b. Italian city-states in the Renaissance were republics led by powerful merchant families.
c. Renaissance cities were centers of commerce and craftsmanship.
d. A major problem in many early Renaissance cities was the poor quality of goods produced by craftsmen with no oversight or standards.
Generally speaking it would be "b. Italian city-states in the Renaissance were republics led by powerful merchant families" and "c. Renaissance cities were centers of commerce and craftsmanship" that are true statements, although this varied slightly depending on the city-state in question.
