Which ancient civilization did Renaissance Italy have much in common with because of its disunited city-states?

With Greece.

Explanation:

Anciente Greece was a collection of individual city-states that were independent one from another. They sometimes made loose political alliances or trade alliances for specific purposes, not with the goal of forming a lasting union, and wars among these city-states were not rare.  Italy in the Middle Ages was a collection of disunited states that often waged war against themselves, this includes the Renaissance period.

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