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In the Late Middle Ages, the Lombard League and Hanseatic League are both examples of

the return of political empires
powerful religious orders
mutual-defense alliances to protect trade
the rise of spectator sports

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The Lombard League and Hanseatic League are both examples of mutual-defense alliances to protect trade.

What was Lombard & Hanseatic League?

The Lombard League purpose was to defend their autonomy against the German Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa while the Hanseatic League purpose  was to protect and control trade throughout the region.

Hence, the Lombard League and Hanseatic League are both examples of mutual-defense alliances to protect trade.

Therefore, the Option C is correct.

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