Burkhardt believed that Venice's great wealth and power were a testament to

A.

the continuing influence of the Western Roman Empire in the Italian peninsula.

B.

its ability to incorporate elements of other cultures it came into contact with.

C.

the great military might it used to enforce its terms and defeat competitors.

D.

its persistent search for new trade routes to East Asia and India.

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Hugo Burns

23 March, 13:30

Burkhardt believed that Venice's great wealth and power were a testament to

A.

the continuing influence of the Western Roman Empire in the Italian peninsula.

B.

its ability to incorporate elements of other cultures it came into contact with.

C.

the great military might it used to enforce its terms and defeat competitors.

D.

its persistent search for new trade routes to East Asia and India.

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Braylon Vaughan · Answer 1

Answer: C.

Jacob Burckhardt believe that Venice accumulate its great wealth and power due to the great military totalitarianism, which use to enforce its terms and defeat competitors. In addition, he is also known for his concepts that were stressed on individualism and secularism. He also revived antiquity and believe that the Reformation was the rebirth of culture.