A blind, ninety-year-old leader of this city masterminded the siege of Zara before redirecting the Fourth Crusade to Constantinople; that man was Enrico Dandolo.
This city forced its Jewish population to live in an abandoned cannon factory whose name is the origin of the term "ghetto." On Ascension Day, the leader of this city would stand on the Bucentaur and throw a ring into the sea. A blind, ninety-year-old leader of this city masterminded the siege of Zara before redirecting the Fourth Crusade to Constantinople; that man was Enrico Dandolo. This city called (*) itself the "Much Serene Republic," and its annual carnival still takes place in St. Mark's Square. Like Genoa, this city's ruler was called the doge. For 10 points, name this Italian city on the Adriatic known for its many canals.
This city forced its Jewish population to live in an abandoned cannon factory whose name is the origin of the term "ghetto."
Venice [or Venezia] &lt;JB History&gt; Bonuses