Italy

The unification of Italy took place on March 17, 1861. The country became the Italian Republic on June 2, 1946.

No. Italy is an entirely different nation. It is not even US territories. If you'd asked something like the Virgin Islands or Puerto Rico, that would have been okay. But no. Just no. You fail horribly.

NO

rome is in Italy witch is a developed country

Red white and green because it is Italy flag colours.

So that the Christians could have their freedom to worship and others to worship without fear.

Good question (am looking into this myself).

You can fly from Sydney to Santiago Chile (Via Auckland) with Qantas. From there you can fly to Sao Paulo with a South American carrier (i.e. tam.com.br). This seems to be a lot cheaper & quicker than flying via the EU or US (would expect 36+ hrs).

Sydney to Auckland is about 3.5 hrs

Auckland to Santiago is about 11.5 hrs

Santiago to Sao Paulo is about 4 hrs

No, Italy is not bordered by any type of ocean. It is, however, bordered by five different seas. These seas are the Meditteranean Sea, Ionian Sea, Adriatic Sea, Tyrrhenian Sea, and the Ligurian Sea.

i dont know i want to though!!

Italy shares a border with Switzerland, so the distance is zero.

All cities are man made

Because it's historically the more developed, less corrupt part of the country. Besides Rome in central IT and Naples in the south (which is basically still controlled by organized crime) every major city including the financial center Milan are in the north. Not only that, but there are more natural resources and geographical proximity to ship goods to the wealthy nations of western Europe (Swiss, Austria, Germany, France, Spain, UK, etc).

Italy has more mountainous areas than flat land. It has two main chains. The Alps, which form most of its borders with other countries. The Appennine Mountains start on the French border, follow the Liguria coast in the northwest and then run along the peninsula. The main plains are the plain of he river Po in the north which run from just west of Turin all the way to Venice plain of Apulia, which covers most of the heel; the plain of Lazio, just south of Rome; and the plains of Campania, north of Naples and around the bay of Salerno.

It is in Italy. You'll find it in the north east of Italy on the coast. The nearest cities are Padova, Treviso, Vicenza and Verona.

a lot of money!

It is Spaghetti. That is the national food of Italy. Also Pizza and wine are popular there.

Answer Since the island of Sicily is part of Italy, this would be the most southern point. The town of Gela is on the south coast of Sicily.

I've never tasted a Pizza in Italy, but I once ate a Pizza made by an Italian chef, and it was divine.

In Italy there is a law stating that pizza dough must be left for at least 6 hours to rise/prove, before it can be used. This allows for the perfect dough to create thin, crispy pizza crusts. An authentic Italian pizza may have less topping than you're used to - less topping means the pizza cannot go soggy whilst being baked.

Tyrrhenian sea, Adriatic sea, Ligria sea,Iionian sea and the Mediterranean sea

Yes, Valentine's Day is celebrated in Italy. One translation of that day into Italian is 'il giorno della festa degli innamorati', which literally means 'the day of the festival of the lovers'. Additionally, Saint Valentine was buried in the Via Flaminia of Rome, Italy. He also is the patron saint of the Umbrian town of Terni, where a torchlight parade honors his memory each year.

Both movements were based on unifying groups with linguistic, cultural, and ethnic similarities.

$150-$250, depending on condition and the exact manufacturer.

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check Cabelas for a new one. used ones are going to be going pretty cheap unless there in excelent condition even then you'll be lucky to get a $100. the 1858 Remington model has the top strap and is better if you plan on shooting it a lot, brass frames don't hold up well either.

If you're going target shooting or even using it for hunting, the brass frame will do just fine. I own five .44 cal. 1858 Remington New Army Revolvers, three brass frames with one being the Bison and two steel frames, and I paid $20.00 for a brass frame about 30 years ago and the rest I got within the last two years to present and paid $150.00 - $275. 00 each for them. You can get them at gun shows at around $150.00 for a good used one to $300.00 for a new one and even up to $600 + on a fancy engraved one. An original 1858 Remington will set you back around $600.00 +.

He brought the austrian province and Venice to become part of Italy. Also made Rome go under Italian control