Italy

No. Rome is in Italy.

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NO Way is Italy ever better than Germany! No offense to the Italians.

Maltese lira was the official currency of Maltabefore the Euro.

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Italy does not observe Thanksgiving. They would be just as likely to celebrate the Harvest Festival (European Thanksgiving, basically), which thanks God for a good harvest season. It is celebrated at the end of September.

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if this is an original piece it could be from the civil war years, or slightly younger. I have the same pistol with serial number 17358 and I was told it was from about 1862 time frame maybe earlier. hope that helps

First of all we must define what we mean by "poor" and "rich". For instance, if we're talking about culture, southern Italy is as rich or even richer than northern Italy.

But I think you meant why southern Italy is economically poorer than northern Italy. There isn’t a unique answer to this question, but there are certainly some factors that favoured the development of the economic gape between nort and south.

1. History. Northern Italy hasn’t always been richer. The Kingdom of Sicily, which lasted from the 12th to the 19th century, has been several times Italy’s richest power, so it is only in recent times (last 100 years) that southern Italy has been poorer than northern Italy.

2. Culture and Mentality. Generally, people in Southern Italy give less importance to money. The belief that "money can buy happiness" is more popular in northern regions due to cultural reasons. Northern regions have also been influenced by the protestant movement and by calvinism. Calvinism in particular promoted the belief that pople who work and are successful in life are also loved by God and will be saved.

3. Entrepreneurship. The vast majority of companies operate in northern Italy. This is in spite of the State help entrepreneurs can benefit from by setting up a company in southern Italy. This is because of a problem I am going to discuss in the next paragraph.

4. Mafia. Although present all over the country, mafia is particularly powerful in the southern regions. There is not a specific kind of mafia, although people from outside Italy have been using this term as a synonym for Cosa Nostra. Apart from Cosa Nostra, there are three more "mafias" in Italy, all based in the south: Camorra, 'Ndrangheta and Sacra Corona Unita. The presence of the mafia has made it difficult for entrepreneurs because of the so called "pizzo", that is to say a tax (usually a pretty expensive one) that every business owner has to pay to the local mafia boss to "get protection". Avoiding the pizzo usually translates into your business going on fire.

5. Geographical position. Italy isn't the only country to experience a difference in wealth between north and south. This seems to be a global phenomenon and it’s known as north-south divide.

Rome is the national capital of Italy. It is also the capital of the administrative region of Lazio.

The edict of Milan was issued in the reign of Constantine the Great.

The major rivers in Italy are: the Po River (which flows from the Alps near the French border, through Turin, and eastward into the Adriatic Sea), the Arno River (which flows from the north-central Apennines, through Florence, and into the Tyrrhenian Sea), and the Tiber River (which flows from the north-central Apennines, south through Rome, and into the Tyrrhenian Sea).

The tower was built with limestone and lime mortar, with marble used inside.

Italian became the official language of Italy in 2007. But that isn't the only country where it enjoys official language status. It's also an official language in Croatia, San Marino, Slovenia, the Sovereign Military Order of Malta, Switzerland, and Vatican City.

The events that happen in Italy would be a massive carnevale and onomatica birthday which also means a name day. This means, if you have a saint that has your name, people celebtrate it a day after your original birthday, and that is what a Onomatica is. It would be best if you look this on a separate website as I don't know much information about this.

There is only one type of snake in Italy which is poisonous, according to our information. It is a type of viper which is charactarized by a triangular head and a relatively short (50-70cm) body which is nevertheless wide in girth, as most vipers typically are.

"A city of water" would be an appropriate name for Venice, Italy, because the city is built on many small islands, which are connected by bridges over numerous canals. The canals would be the water.

The flight times varies according to the speed of the flight. If the flight is flying at a faster speed then the times may change. We are providing you with standard flight timings. The flight time for the above mentioned trip is.hours 50 mins

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Clothes that are light in color and weight are typical summer wear in Italy. Natural fabrics, such as cotton, allow the wearer to breathe, and avoid perspiring under Italy's bright, hot sun. Short sleeved blouses and shirts may be more common than sleeveless attire in some regards. Likewise, comfortable skirts that are shorter or long and flowing may be more common than shorts in some regards. Shoes tend to be comfortable, such as the ever popular espadrilles.