cosimo medici was taken prisoner and tortured after rivals of the medici found a way to have him arrested. cosimo was sentenced to be executed for his crimes against the state. however, his family managed to have him released and sent into exile instead. why did the people of florence decide to end cosimo's exile and invite him back?
because they had begun to feel sorry for the aging cosimo and his family
because they had new evidence that proved cosimo medici’s innocence
to stop the financial suffering that occurrred once the medidi withdrew their money from the city
to keep peace in florence after families loyal to the medici threatened to drive out the medici's enemies

Answer:

The people of Florence decide to end Cosimo's exile and invite him back C: to stop the financial suffering that occurred once the Medici withdrew their money from the city .

Explanation:

“The Medici” was the first dynasty which had won their status not by fighting a war or inheritance, but they succeeded in commerce. The Medici family is also referred as the 'House of Medici'. In the 13th century, both in trade and finance, they gained money and political influence in Florence.

Cosimo de' Medici was the first ruler of Florence from Medici family. In 1433, he was arrested by a rival group. But he was saved from death punishment by his family and friends. But, he was exiled for ten years. He went to Venice and controlled a political party of France as he wanted to work for his return. Within a year, Florence people invited him back. Because he had bought the favour of 'Bernardo Guadagni', for about $25,000.

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