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ira [324]
1 year ago
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What factors do you think influenced Machiavelli’s writings? Check all that apply.

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2 answers:
rusak2 [61]1 year ago
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1-The time he spent as a diplomant in Florence. He had become a chancellor for the Florentine government so he was sent to France. There, he met Borgia, Borgia was a cruel and corrupt politician. However, Machiavelli thought Borgia had the qualities any politician needed.

2- The conflicts associated with the Italian Wars. The unity of Italy was threatened  by the interest of Italian states and foreign countries.  Machiavelli longed passionately for Italian unity.

3-The decision made by the ruling Medici family. During this time, Machiavelli was sent to prison and tortured. He had been acussed of leading a conspiracy against the Medici.

Daniel [21]1 year ago
5 0

The time he spent as a diplomat in Florence.

The conflicts associated with the Italian Wars.

The decisions made by the ruling Medici family.

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