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What 2 famous landforms are in the south Texas plains?
moutins
Which capital is farther North 1 Italy 2 bangladesh 3 Burundi?
Italy
When did Napoleon defeat Australia in Italy?
No, no, not Australia ! Austria ! Napoleon has 2 Italian campaigns against the Austrians in the North of Italy, around Mantua. Here he makes his name. Again in 1805 and again in 1809 he fights against Austria.
How many us states have the word north in their name?
2 North Dakota North Carolina
Name 2 other food dishes in Italy?
spaghetti and lasagna
What small country that was neutral during world war 2 lies directly north of italy?
Lugano
What countries border the north of Italy?
1. France 2. Switzerland 3. Austria 4. Yugoslavia
Why did italy drop out of world war 2?
After Mussolini was removed by Italian government, the new government now running the country. The Allies threatened the southern Italy, then the new government surrendered. Allies captured the south of Italy. After that southern Italy declared war on Germany, but the German army in the north resisted. After broke the German defense line between north and south Italy, the Allies captured Rome and made the north Italy surrendered.
Between what 2 parallels of latitude is Italy situated?
Italy is between latitude 36.6° in the south and 45.6° in the north. The longitude range is 6.6° in the west 18.4° in the east.
What country expanded into North Africa in World War 2?
Italy it occupied Ethiopia and i think Libia too
What were Italy's goals in North Africa World War 2?
you're in rowland's class aren't you?
What was the name of the dictator that ruled Italy during World War 2?
Benito Mussolini .
