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The Italian city-states were more cosmopolitan than other European cities, meaning that they were more A.Wealthy B.Diverse. C.Unified D.Populated The answer is D just say it to …

The Italian city-states were more cosmopolitan than other European cities, meaning that they were more A.Wealthy B.Diverse. C.Unified D.Populated The answer is D just say it to …
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The Italian city-states were more cosmopolitan than other European cities, meaning that they were more

A.Wealthy
B.Diverse.
C.Unified
D.Populated
The answer is D just say it to get free points lol

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D

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D.Populated
__________
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