Well, there is no hegemonic power between all Italian city-states.
They had a strong influence collaborating and resolving problems/issues through peaceful manners.
During the Renaissance era, the printing press was invented and diplomats would travel to remote areas to look for news.
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Tbh idk ig mjk wanted equal rights but catholic churches thought diff
The fundamental function of the judicial branch is to interpret the Constitution and limit the powers of the other branches of government. Also, <span>determines which laws and policies are constitutional, or allowable, and which are not.</span>
<u>The right answers are </u><u>natural rights</u><u> and </u><u>individualistic society</u>. Locke's ideas of humanism, the underlying philosophy of the Reinassance, were based on the natural rights people had by being owners of themselves, <u>some of these </u><u>natural rights </u><u>are the right of ownership and the right to travel</u>, he considered rationality what made one owner of himself, and so promoted an individualistic society.
The founder of he Han dynasty was Liu Bang