The medieval cities of Venice, Italy, and Tenochtitlán, Mexico, were MOST similar in that they
SAT · World History · previous-year question
- A.hosted populations of about 400,000 citizens
- B.served as major seaports for international trade
- C.were sacked by invaders in the sixteenth century
- D.prospered because of their industrial capacities
- E.were constructed on top of islands
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