Which of the following was NOT a common form of government found in western Europe during the twelfth century?

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During the twelfth century in Western Europe, the most common forms of government included monarchies, small principalities, and independent city-states, especially in regions like Italy and the Holy Roman Empire. Republics, in the sense of a form of government where the country is considered a "public matter" and not the private concern of rulers, were less common in this period, especially in the context of the broader political landscape of Western Europe.

Which of the Following Was NOT a Common Form of Government