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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
Was Italy ever part of the assyrian empire?
No. Italy has never been owned by a Middle eastern nation. The greatest extent of the Assyrians included Mesopotamia, Syria, Judaea, and possibly Egypt (I'm not sure about Egypt). This is just from memory though so I might be a bit off.
Do you think being neighbors makes it easier or more difficult for countries to get along?
yes i think is hard to be neighbors with countries that dont get along because you have to be nice to them
What are the names of univerities located in Rome Italy?
1) Università degli Studi di Roma (Studium Urbis) "La Sapienza" -147 000 students 2) Università degli studi di Tor Vergata - 35 000 students 3)L'Università degli Studi Roma Tre - 35 000 students
The name Italy comes from the word Italia. This was the name of a rebellious area of the Roman Empire in what is now central Italy. Italia, in turn was named after the people living there, called the Italics
The printed message from churchill and roosevelt dropped over Italy called for?
an overthrow of Mussolini
How has the geographic setting of Italy and Rome influenced its development?
1) Rome was located on the Mediterranean Sea. So were most of the other major civilizations of their time. This means they had access to the big boys.
2) Rome's proximity to Greece played a central role in the shaping of Roman values and cultural traditions. The value of the individual and the republican form of government, for example.
3) Most trade flowed across the Mediterranean. Seafaring was the fastest and most efficient method of trade and transportation before the Romans built efficient road systems.
4) Italy is surrounded by mountains. Invasion by land is difficult. You have to cross some very big mountains to attack Rome. Hannibal is remembered for the audacity of doing something nobody else thought was possible with his move through the Pyrenees and the Alps.
6) While volcanoes did result in things like Pompeii, they also resulted in great soil for food crops.
Does Italy believe in Santa Claus?
All around the world you'll find people who believe in Santa Claus.
The ALPS MOUNTAINS form the northern border of Italy and help to separate it from Switzerland, Austria, and Germany to the north.
Who was called the soul of Italy and why?
Giuseppe Verdi is often referred to as the "soul of Italy" due to his profound influence on Italian culture and identity through his operas. His works, such as "La Traviata" and "Aida," not only showcased the beauty of the Italian language but also embodied the themes of love, patriotism, and social justice, resonating deeply with the Italian people. During the 19th century, as Italy was undergoing unification, Verdi's music became anthems of national pride, further solidifying his status as a cultural icon.
Which has the bigger population France or Italy?
France is more populated than Italy.
France has a population of about 65,000,000 while Italy has a population of about 61,000,000.
The founder of the young Italy movement was?
The founder of Italy was Jennifer de la fruta and Batoul de la cruss!
What is the population of Lombardia?
In 2008 the population of the Lombardy region in northern Italy was 9,714,640.
Which continent is just south of Italy and Greece?
Africa is the continent south of Italy and Greece.
How other nations used Italy as a battleground?
France and Austria-Hungary were at war and fought many of their battles on Italian land.
What two islands is Italy made of?
Italy is not made of two islands - it is solidly part of the continent of Europe.
Italy does have several islands off its coast e.g. elba, pantelleria, sardinia, sicily.
