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Renaissance
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Rebirth
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Greco-Roman
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Antiquity
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Hanseatic League
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Commercial/military trading alliace of northern Europe
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House of Medici
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Largest bank in Europe, centred in Florence, patrons of the arts
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First Estate
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Clergy
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Second Estate
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Nobility
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Third Estate
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Townsfolk/peasantry
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Reconquista
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In Spain; slaves first appeared; captured by Christians and Muslims
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Cult of St. Maurice
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Followers of famed black night
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"On the Family"
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Treatise by Alberti
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Condotierri
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Leaders of bands of mercenary soldiers who sold their services to the highest bidder
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"The Book of the Courtier"
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Expressed ideas held by nobility
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Five main Italian states
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Milan, Venice, Florence, Papal States, Naples
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Cosimo de Medici
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Dominated Florence, the most powerful Italian nation-state
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Gonzaga Lords
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Ruled independent city-state of Mantua
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