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Italy
The Italian Republic is a South European neighbor of Switzerland. This ancient peninsula is the location of a record 44 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Typical contributors seek answers to questions about Italy's reputation for excellence in antiques, architecture, art, education, fashion, food, literature, sports, and tourist activities and sites.
10,172 Questions
Did the us send troops to Italy during world war 1?
Maybe, but Italy was on the ALLIED side in the First War. They didn"t really go to arms untiil l9l5,.when they dissolved the Triple Alliance ( do not confuse with Triple Crown) This was an alliance with Austria and Germany, both Central Powers in War I.So Italy was on the Allied side in that war.
If you're talking about something like the term "latinos" (if anybody could feel insulted by this expression I'm sorry... for me it has no negative side) then no, Italians aren't latinos.
Of course Italian derives from latin... but "Latino" is a more or less precise indication that someone is from south America.
All Latins, including Italians, French , Spanish, Portuguese, etc. are connected via their Latin side. For instance, the word Hispanic is a word created in Rome, Italy. Spanish, Italian, French, etc. all derived from the Mother language of Latin--from the Mother country of Rome, Italy
The question was: Are Italians considered latin?, the short and correct answer is yes.
Only in the United States and probably Canada does the word "Latino" mean Latin American,
the exact meaning of the word is simply latin, if you look for the word Latino in a spanish dictionary the word Latino simply means latin: be it a latin person, a thing or a concept, for example, "..la arquitectura latina...."
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Yes, 926 can refer to a specific gold alloy known as 22-karat gold, which contains 92.6% gold and is often used in jewelry. However, it's important to check for additional markings or certifications to confirm the authenticity and origin, as "926" alone does not guarantee that the item is real gold from Italy. Always consider purchasing from reputable dealers to ensure quality and authenticity.
How many famous buildings in Italy?
There are about 100,000,000,000 buildings in Italy. Hope this helps ^.^
Why didn't the citizens all leave in ad 79 in Pompeii?
They did, at least the smart ones got out while the getting was good. The eruption was not a sudden unexpected event. There had been warning signs for weeks before the big blast. The ones that remained were the ones who for some reason could not leave or they were simply the type of people who ignored good advise. Proof of the evacuation of the majority of people is in the comparatively low number of bodies found for a town of Pompeii's size.
Who were the major allies of Italy in World War 1?
If you are asking if Italy was part of the Allies in World War Two, the answer is no.
However, if you want to find the allies of Italy, the main one was Germany.
In what ways did the Italians city-states encourage the Renaissance?
They were very propserous and had some rich citizens who patronized the arts.
The club was founded on March 9, 1908 as Internazionale FBC Milano, following a "schism" from the Milan Cricket and Football Club (43 members).
What sea is east of Italy and west of Albania?
If you mean the eastern side, that is, the right hand side as you are looking at the map, the sea is the Adriatic. Incidentally, no sea can 'surround' a country unless it is on all sides of it - that is what the word 'surround' really means.
Who were the allies of italy in world war 2?
France, United States of America, Russia. Poland was the Ally that got the UK into the war. Only southern France remained allied with the UK (the rest was invaded). Russia signed a treaty with Hitler, he tried to invade and they switched sides. The US entered the war a while after most European countires. A few smaller countries came along side the Allies at the end, but many stayed neutral.
Which river run through one of the most fertile and densely populated areas in Italy?
I think it is the Tagus river. It runs through Spain and Portugal.
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After world war what conditions helped dictators to win popular support in Italy an Germany?
People were desperate. And the political state of countries were unorganized. The rise of fascism
What geographic advantages did Venice have?
It's pretty much a lagoon so it's great for farming and because the soil is so rich they are very big on agriculture.
What countries are in the east of Italy?
Italy is located in the southern part of Europe; Italy is the headland or peninsula ranging into the Central Mediterranean Sea. Slovenia is a country located directly to east of Italy; Across Italy is Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Albania, Herzegovina, and Greece.
What color is the Italian flag?
The Italian flag consists of three different colors that make up the overall look of the flag that represents them. The colors in the flag are as follows they are green, white and red. They are represented by three blocks of color connected vertically.
