Most European nations were a monarchy.
The Papal States could be considered a theocracy (ruled by the Pope), although in reality, it was usually ruled like any other monarchy.
Venice, Genoa, and the Dutch Republic were republics.
Poland-Lithuania was a commonwealth (more precisely, a semi-federal, semi-confederal aristocratic republic)
The Holy Roman Empire was, during the Renaissance, a very loose federal monarchy (especially after the Peace of Westphalia in 1648).
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