Italy

Italy is an elongated state because of how lengthy it is. It can also be considered a fragmented state because of the islands it has.

The patron saints of Italy are:Basillica of Saint Mary Major

Bernadine of Siena

Catherine of Siena

Francis of Assisi

Madonna of Saint Luke

Our Lady of Loreto

Our Lady of Perpetual Help

Our Lady of Pompeii

Our Lady of Tears

Our Lady of the Snow

Most likely, yes. 375 is 37.5%; 9 karat gold. However, beware that people can easily buy and use stamps and stamp whatever they want as gold! Have it tested if you're further curious.

There were several factors that converged that made it possible to Italy to be the cradle of Renaissance. One of the most important was the economic factor. Florence, the most remarkable Italian cities for Renaissance was at the crossroads of a trading route, making the city flourish, which converted it in an adequate breeding ground for the arts. Another factor was the influence of Greek culture scholars, who settled in that city after the fall of Constantinople.

No. The Claddagh ring is unique to Irish culture.

-Wrong... Sorry Irish the Claddagh ring, although altered, is actually a version of the traditional ITALIAN ring called the "Mani in Fede". This ring was given by the Italians to girlfriends, fiances, wives, and valued friends to express deep feelings. The ring is of two hands clasped together and is worn on the third finger of the left hand. This is because, traditionally, italians believed there was a nerve on the third finger of the left hand that led directly into the heart. The Irish, Scottish, and other European countries adopted the traditional ring and have been using it, with their own designs and traditions, for centuries.

Italy has many big densely populated cities and also many rural areas.

Venice is a city of lots of little islands connected by 177 canals.

A modern reproduction, value may be from $100 to $250, depending on condition.

The Capital Gate tower is worlds most leaning building, leaning 18 degrees to west. It is 4 times more inclination than leaning tower of Pisa.

It is 160 m or 520 feet long. It has 35 storeys.

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The Palazzo Ducale (Ducal Palace) is in the city of Mantua NOT to be confused with The Palace of the Doges of Genoa ("Palazzo Ducale" in Italian)

Rome

The Colosseum (originally called the Flavian Amphitheatre) was built around 70 AD and took aprox ten years to build. The building began under the emperor Vespasian and was completed by his son, Titus.

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Agreement between in Italy and Germany on Galileo Contribution

An agreement has been reached between Italy and Germany on contribution to the Galileo programme, which, if acceptable to the other countries involved, will pave the way for the official launch of the Galileo joint undertaking's activities.

The agreement was reached at the governmental level, and foresees Italy assuming responsibility for the part of the programmed, while Germany will manage the space facet. Germany will also host the joint undertaking's sites, where 30 satellites will be constructed.

Rome became the capital city of Italy after the Roman reunification. By 1871, after French troops left the city, and Italian forces had taken Rome, it was declared capital of the new Italy.

Milan, Italy is thhe same latitude as Ottawa, Canada

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The adult population has a 98% literacy rate.

No. Turin was the first capital of Italy. Florence replaced Turin in 1865.

Germany is due NE of Belgium and France.

Directly north of Belgium is the Netherlands. Directly east is Germany, with Luxembourg to the southeast.

Celts, Germans, Visigoths, Ostrogoths, Huns, Vandals, Venetii .......

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