Research Venice's reputation among the major cities of the world during the Elizabethan period and its stance towards people of different cultures and faiths. In terms of the modern world, what cities or locales might be equivalent?

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Edgar Knight

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25 August, 05:31

Research Venice's reputation among the major cities of the world during the Elizabethan period and its stance towards people of different cultures and faiths. In terms of the modern world, what cities or locales might be equivalent?

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Ismael Shelton · Answer 1

Answer: India

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Elizabethan period was one in history with so many religious and cultural differences from what is obtainable in today's world. Venice use to be one of the richest cities in the world.

With a vibrant economy. But, was known as a city with racist and bias toward other religions, faith or culture. only Catholic were allowed within Venice, Jews were turned back, in today's world one city or locals that might be equivalent is India with a population of over 1billion and about 80℅ being Indus, 8%percent Muslims and 2℅ Christians, India has had her own fair share of religious and cultural intolerance which has led to lost of life's an properties.