The heart of the dynamic european commercialism of the late middle ages lay in the city-states of

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It is during the middle ages that commercial development spurred the growth of towns and markets. The cities of Venice, Genoa, and Pisa launched armed commercial fleets that seized the control of Mediterranean trade. These city-states rose to magnificent powers and paved ways for Italian Renaissance.

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