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What do colonized mean?
The meaning of Colonize is to migrate to and settle in.
What form of transportation did the Italians use to migrate?
they use ships
How many countries colonize eritrea?
italians for 60 years, Brits for 10 years and etiopians for 30 years
In ancient Greece what caused the people to migrate and colonize in other lands?
pizza
Do Italians migrate to Texas?
Of course, everyone wants to come to Texas! :)
What is a synonym for colonize?
immigration, settlement, expansion, migration, establishment
What is a another word for immigrated?
Arrive, colonize, come in, go in, migrate, and settle are all synonyms for immigrated.
In what year did Italians migrate to the us?
Because of starvation and disease that were killing people and there was barely any jobs
What European nations tried to colonize Ethiopia?
The Italians attempted a conquest of Ethiopia in 1895 (the First Italo-Ethiopian War), but the Ethiopians forced the Italians to retreat using Russian and French-made weaponry. It was a horribly embarrassing affair for the Italians since Whites were believed to be genetically superior to Blacks and here was "White Italy" defeated by "Black Ethiopia". Italy would nurse this wound in pride by attempting a second (successful) invasion of Ethiopia over forty years later in 1935-1936.
Where did the Italians migrate?
They settled all over Australia, in many places especially Sydney as now it is the city with the most Italians. Although now Italians are found all over Australia. Since the heavy post-war migration, they have mainly been settling in Melbourne.
Did they colonize or migrate?
Irish people generally emigrated for economic reasons. some went from ulster as religious emigrants, mostly presbyterian, and they saw themselves as colonists in Canada, new England etc.
Why did Italians migrate to America in the 1800s?
Italians immigrated to the United States because at the time American was a booming country known for their industrialization , strength and "freedom".
