CH 18.1 DE pg 1-3

What were the two forms of government dominated city-states in Italy?

• City-States and Signoria

• Signoria and Republicanism

• Republicanism and Senateia

• Democrats & Republicans

Identify the two cities in Italy that had numerous strong, wealthy families during the Renaissance.

Signoria means ​ (a)  

• lordship
• royalty
• significant

Reorder the following from the DE reading: the signoria was in cities such as

• Padua

• Milan

• Verona

Within the city-states of the singoria/lordship the two guilds were present were ​ (a)   and ​ (b)  

• artisans
• farmers
• bankers
• soliders

Republicanism was present in these two Italian cities.

• Spain & Rome

• Rome & Venice

• Venice & Rome

• Venice & Florence

In Venice, wealthy families formed a ​ (a)   that consisted of about ​ (b)   members from the upper class. These members elected representatives to the ​ (c)   and the ​ (d)   of Ten.

• Great Council
• 1,000
• Senate
• Council
• 10,000

The Council of Ten was very ​ (a)   and controlled the ​ (b)   and the ​ (c)   system.

• powerful
• police
• judicial
• government

The republic of ​ (a)   was a ​ (b)   system. No person ​ (c)   of the Great Council could play a role in government.

• Venice
• closed
• outside
• Florence

In regards to the popolo, reorder the following:

• wealthy families

• wealthy merchants

• members of the elite class

• called the popolo