Genoese Colonies in the Mediterranean Differed from Venetian and Catalan

question 26

Multiple Choice

Genoese colonies in the Mediterranean differed from Venetian and Catalan colonies:

• A) because Genoese colonies were directed by the city's rulers.
• B) because Genoese colonies were mainly in the eastern Mediterranean.
• C) because Genoese colonies relied on galleys, not cogs.
• D) because Genoese colonies focused on the production of bulk goods such as grain and hides for export.
• E) because Genoese colonies were self-ruled with very little interference from the Genoa.

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