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 Some key dates and events in the history of Italy that influenced record keeping are:
-== 1300s–1600s == <nowiki>: Italian Renaissance. This cultural movement began in Italy and spread to England, France, Germany, and the Netherlands. It was characterized by a revival in ancient Greek and Roman art and philosophy, the development of humanism, and the beginning of modern science.</nowiki>
+== 1300s–1600s ==
+Italian Renaissance. This cultural movement began in Italy and spread to England, France, Germany, and the Netherlands. It was characterized by a revival in ancient Greek and Roman art and philosophy, the development of humanism, and the beginning of modern science.
-== 1543 ==<nowiki>: The Council of Trent required parishes to begin keeping records.</nowiki>
+== 1543 ==
+The Council of Trent required parishes to begin keeping records.
-'''1559–1713:''' Spain ruled most of Italy.
+== 1559–1713 ==
+Spain ruled most of Italy.
-'''1713:''' Treaty of Utrecht ended Spanish rule and established the Austrian Hapsburgs as Italy’s dominant power.
+== 1713 ==
+Treaty of Utrecht ended Spanish rule and established the Austrian Hapsburgs as Italy’s dominant power.
 '''1796:''' Napoleon Bonaparte, emperor of France, drove the Austrian rulers from northern Italy.