Medieval cities had to be constructed to serve defensive purposes so main ingredients in their construction and makeup would be
A)walls, gates, moats, and other fortifications.
B)tall buildings, banks, and commercial functions.
C)many extravagant homes for the wealthy.
D)rarely anything other than port facilities.

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Medieval cities were often built for defensive purposes, so they needed to have walls, gates, moats, and other fortifications to protect the city from invaders. These defensive structures were often the main feature of the city.

Medieval Cities Had to Be Constructed to Serve Defensive Purposes