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Even though the Italian city-states were autonomous, A) their ultimate success depended on economic strength. B) farmlands were controlled by peasants. C) all manor owners worke…

Even though the Italian city-states were autonomous, A) their ultimate success depended on economic strength. B) farmlands were controlled by peasants. C) all manor owners worke…
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Even though the Italian city-states were autonomous,

A) their ultimate success depended on economic strength.
B) farmlands were controlled by peasants.
C) all manor owners worked together.
D) some fell into poverty due to increased populations.

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