Italy

Rome Rome

no

He worked for a Venice merchant and was born in Genoa in 1450. He moved to Venice in 1461. For the next several decades his actions are not known and may have spent time in Spain, but by 1495 he was in England and convinced the English crown they could explore.

it was the result of the gucciardo battalion..they had problems shooting the Italian rifle..a beautiful but complex instrument operated best by people with ten fingers..9 and half won't cut it..and most of the gucciardo battalion had nine and a half or less..had it not been for this quirk of fateand poor choice of weapons, the battle of gucciardio could have been won and the tide turned.

The city of Florence was created and established by the Roman Consul Sulla in 80 BC. Originally, and like many other Roman cities especially in the north, Florence was created as a settlement for Roman veterans just retired from active duty. The name Florence, Italian Firenze and old Italian form "Florentia," derived from the name Sulla gave the city originally: "Fluentia", from the Latin for Afluents, as in water from rivers. The name was fitting because Florence was first settled in the land between two rivers in Tuscany.

there are two major sea ports in Italy one being Genoa.

Because of its location. It was a peninsula so it encouraged trade with the Muslim community. It was also because rome was the center of the Roman Empire, so many of the arts and literature from that time period survived there.

pupu

There is no guarentee what city has the most Italians in north America but the state in America that has the most Italians is New Jersey. New Jersey is 90 perceent Italian and ninety percent roman catholic. Trust me on this one. Im 100 percent Italian and i live in New Jersey.

Sexiness or manliness

The Trevi Fountain, located in Rome, Italy, was completed in 1762, making it over 260 years old. Its origins, however, date back to ancient Roman aqueducts, with the Aqua Virgo aqueduct being constructed in 19 BC. The fountain has since become a popular tourist attraction and a symbol of Roman Baroque architecture.

in Venice the sky comes crashing down and then we all die........

Addio.

year 1922

1861

I know a lot about the PRR and their engines and I know they made at least one tuscan red k4. The most that I heard they made was 4.

Here is one of the stories I have heard about the the tuscan k4:

· The PRR made the K4 for the Inauguration of The Red Arrow, a passenger train going from New York to Detroit, (part of the PRR Blue Ribbon Fleet). One of the reasons making only one tuscan k4 does not make sense would be that every so often they would switch engines on their way to their destination (in this case Detroit) and what would be the sense of running a train with a tuscan k4 for only 1/4 or 1/2 of a trip.

I also heard that the Tuscan K4 only lasted for about a year.

Also in 1936 the streamlined K4 was first painted a reddish bronze color before they changed it to the Brunswick green

Venice is above sea level, built above a shallow body of water. New Orleans was built on dry land made by draining the swamps around a small area of higher ground. New Orleans is almost entirely below sea level.

The small islands of Venice Italy were mostly above mean sea level at high tide. As a defense measure, rivers were diverted through the lagoon to keep it free of sediment. To construct the city, foundations were built in the shallow lagoon between the islands. However, Venice is still susceptible to flooding by high tides in the Adriatic Sea.

evander

Anything can be a landmark but yes, the Tower of Pisa is a building, its also slightly tilting and left alone, it would fall over.

-i think the tower of Pisa is a tower(well that's what ive been told by teachers) :-)

ADDED: The Tower of Pisa is a building that is also a famous landmark, perhaps more famous because it is leaning over due to the foundations subsiding. (It would have been plumb when built!)

the Vatican

Some are:

A breed of wild goat called the Mufloni, and the wolf

If you google 'What are some animals native to Italy' there are many great websites that can help you further!!

I hope this helped!!

23.9709% increase.

e your answer here...

italy

Hope this link helps.

http://aeolian-skinner.110mb.com/skinner.html

Or contact the reading room librarian of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, San Marino.

Reading Room Librarian at 626-793-2764 (email at firstchurchofchrist@socal.rr.com)