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Which of the following accurately describes the significance of the Italian city-states in the Late Middle Ages?

They combined to form the country Italy.
They helped to reunite the separated churches in the West and the East.
They were the first to move beyond the feudal hierarchy of political organization.
They embraced a purely democratic form of government.

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