Italy

Throughout history Italy has been involved in 23 wars and 2 conflicts that were never declared wars. World War II was the only war that Italy was involved in which they did not stand with the United States.

Same thing as british kids: whatever they ask for!

depends on wich train you take , if you take a slow one then you'll get there later.

if you take a faster train you may have to check the train schedule to see if you would actually get there faster

AnswerA couple of changes in fashion were:

One was the peekaboo hair style popular among women at the wars outset, due to women following the amazing Hollywood movie star styles.

Due to so many women being called to industrial occupations in war industries, it was requested that Hollywood stars change their styles and encourage American women to wear their hair shorter and up, this deemed necessary for safety sake when operating machinery. The request was successful.

Also, to save cloth for the war effort, dresses were made shorter. They never reached anywhere near the high hem levels of 'minis' found in the 1960's however. But the 2 piece bikini was established during this time.

Otherwise there was not a lot of thought given to fashion during the war. Most peoples' efforts went towards more tangible and practical goals.

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In Britain of course, shortages and rationing slowed fashion development, and one effect of the War was the Austerity that followed it, not really lifting until the late 1950s. From contemporary photographs it seems that men's fashions were the more conservative, with an almost uniform appearance of rather drab clothes and hair styles (mainly "short back & sides" - nearly military standard) for most men for many years.

The first mention of ravioli is in the writings of a merchant in the 14th century called Francesco di Marco. He was from Prato, a city in Tuscany, Italy.

Italy is in the northern hemisphere, so the winter solstice is in December and the summer solstice in June. Therefore, fall is from about September to November. The climate of Italy is fairly mild, though, so the change in temperature and vegetation during the fall is not too significant.

River Po

14/24 = .5833 % pure gold. Reduce to .50 % pure gold for human error and dishonesty. convert the weight of this Italy gold into troy ounce. Wholesale Price = Gold spot price times the weight of the Italy gold (in troy ounce). However, this is dealer price and if you get it anywhere close to this, you got a great deal!

about $100,000, but about $40,000 starting off

519 miles Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)

Yes,six days a week Monday-Sunday minus Saturday

The flight time from Detroit, US, to Venice, Italy, is approximately 8 hours and 58 minutes.

The total distance is approximately 7196.88 km or 4471 miles.

This flight time is approximate. Factors such as weather conditions could affect the flight time.

the archaeological site of Pompeii so important to our understanding of life in a Roman town

Austria, France, Slovenia and Switzerland, france, germany, yugoslavia

Now there is a reason for this, but it will take someone more bright than me to explain it to you: for some reason Europe makes an advance in technology in the Middle Ages which was unmatched by others. What makes the European go exploring I do not know, no Japanese or Chinese or Indian vessels ever sailed up the Thames or Tagus. Far less did they come here to conquer (I'm in UK) as we did going there. And we took weapons with us, the bayonet and the musket & the lance armed cavalryman. And here comes the important bit: We exploited to the full the people and the lands we conqured. Yes, sure the British took them Chgristianity and Cricket. But we are no less guilty, more so in many instances, of exploitation. The British in particular built a massive trading fleet, and then along came the Industrial Revolution at just the right time. Bingo ! That's not only particular to Britain, it happened all over Europe. But quite why it happened when it did I do not know, I like to call it an accident of history, but I'm not sure that is quite the truth.

The bishopric of Milan had several bishops serve between 340 and 397 AD.

* 344-350 AD - St. Eustorgius I * 350-355 AD - St. Dionysius Mariani * 355-374 AD - Auxentius * 374-397 AD - St. Ambrose, doctor of the Church. As a side note, St. Ambrose was born in 340 AD and died in 397 AD, if perhaps you were actually asking concerning who lived during this time period and served as bishop of Milan at some point.

just 2 i think Carlo cudicin and rolando bianchi although he's currently on loan at parma. i think

The flight distance from Maui, Hawaii to Rome, Italy is 8,059 miles. A nonstop flight would take 14 hours 40 minutes.

It was surrounded by seas so many ships could sail to different countries to conquer them.

Also its land was connected to other provinces.

Basically it was quite central in the world and easy to get to and from.

Not to Italians, but for every one else it is.

Italy - 2,792.3 square miles of water area.

The flight distance from Tokyo, Japan to Italy is:

6,079 miles / 9,783 km

By trade. Also, by travel. For example, people carry goods in a ship or car, and in the transportation vehicle/ship, there might be a person who knows something about something or someone important and just tells people, and the people pass it on. And then it gets spread.