Renaissance Italy 1350-1600
This classroom map shows the Italian peninsula as it was before unification: a patchwork of duchies, republics, and papal territory rather than one country. Students who only know modern Italy grasp quickly why Florence, Venice, and Naples acted like rival powers.
Published by Kappa Map Group in its Classroom Series, the map identifies the political jurisdictions of the period:
- Duchy of Savoy and Duchy of Milan in the north
- Marquisate of Mantua
- The Papal States across central Italy
- Kingdom of Naples in the south, along with the other states of the era
It meets U.S. History curriculum requirements and suits public, private, parochial, and home school use. Middle and high school history teachers hang it beside units on humanism, the Medici, and city-state banking, while home school parents keep it on the wall as a semester-long reference point and curriculum coordinators pair it with other era maps.
Available on paper, laminated, mounted to foam core, framed in black or walnut molding, or on a spring roller with backboard. Map Shop can also mount multiple history titles on a single roller system.

