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Cristian Walker

26 March, 07:58

How did Milan grow to be an important city-state in Italy?

A. It had a strong, aggressive military force that conquered many cities.

B. It had an extensive fishing industry that increased its economic position.

C. It had the largest group of wealthy merchants of all the city-states.

D. It had the most productive agricultural industry in the area.

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