Italy

The Apennines Mountain

it was not that Italy refused to support Germany. Mussolini initially did not want to join the war because Italy was not ready militarily.

The Eternal City, or The City on Seven Hills.

Once because they were losing

The Italians tended to invade weak countries, Ethiopia being one of them, because Italy wasn't all that strong either. Mussolini sent five infantry divisions, and one Panzer V2 tank division to capture the port cities along the coast of Somalia, and ended up invading both countries. Ethiopia surrendered in May 1941, but Somalia held out until July 1942.

there were blocks used

The Lawnbott line was made and produced in Italy. http://www.bamabots.com for more info on Lawnbott.

.....................They created the civilization America runs on today,which means an organized civilization not like the ones before that no one ever herd of until jelious white scientist said native Americans had one first but just wasnt as stable and not the way its done today

I was charged TWO euros THIRTY cents at a Post Office in Siena. I am sure I was ripped off - typical! Italy is a rip off country, especially if you are a Brit. But I was so pleased to find a Post Office after looking for one for well over a week I paid it without querying the exhorbitant charge. They saw me coming and it wont happen again.

Mt. Vesuvious is about 10 Kilometers from Pompeii.

when you arrive at Naples airport.....stand outside and there will be plenty of taxis waiting.....get in one...and ask for "MOLO BEVERELLO" the trip will cost you around about 20 euros... and on arrival at "MOLO BEVERELLO" you will see the ferrys clearly labelled sorrento....! SAFE JOURNEY.

The air distance from Vatican City, Italy, to Barcelona, Spain, is 533 miles. That equals 858 kilometers or 463 nautical miles.

Italy's Climate effects Italy because Italy is very warm, and it is very warm, which effects the farming season, and makes the winter season cold.

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Fiat, Ferrari, and Lamborghini are three major car companies in Italy.

Yes, Naples and Napoli are the same place.

Naples is the English name whilst Napoli is the Italian name.

Most "Italy" jewelry is fine jewelry, and "925" indicates sterling silver composition. So the item (if silver colored) is sterling silver jewelry from Italy. If it is gold colored, then it is vermeil - gold plated sterling silver.

Visit the link below to learn more about various silver markings and gold markings.

Probably Grapes or tomatoes

The heat can be stifling in Milan during the summer, as the heat gets trapped between the buildings and it can seem there is no breeze. Many of the people who live there travel to the coast for the hottest months July/ August. If travelling there in the Winter be prepared for snow.

Africa - 30,300,000 sq km Antarctica - 14,000,000 sq km approx Asia - 44,700,000 sq km Australia - 7,686,850 sq km Europe - 9,940,000 sq km North America - 24,360,000 sq km South America - 17,770,000 sq km

The Leaning Tower of Pisa is located at Pisa, Italy, 43 degrees 43' 23" North, 10 degrees 23' 47.10" East.

No, but Joseph is the patron saint of:

against doubt
against hesitation
Americas
Anchorage, Alaska, archdiocese of
Austria
Balanga, Philippines, diocese of
Bangued, Philippines, diocese of
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, diocese of
Belgium
Biloxi, Mississippi, diocese of
Birkirkara, Malta
Bohemia
Buffalo, New York, diocese of
bursars
Butuan, Philippines, diocese of
cabinetmakers
Canada
Candian Armed Forces (in 1941)
Carinthia, Austria
carpenters
Castelplanio, Ancona, Italy
Catholic Church (1847 by Blessed Pope Pius IX)
Cheyenne, Wyoming, diocese of
China
civil engineers
Cologne, Germany, archdiocese of
confectioners
craftsmen
Croatian people (in 1687 by decree of the Croatian parliment)
Daet, Philippines, diocese of
Deschambault, Quebec, Canada
dying people
emigrants
expectant mothers
families
fathers
Florence, Italy
Fonte Nuova, Italy
happy death
Hartford, Connecticut, archdiocese of
holy death
house hunters
immigrants
interior souls
Itanagar, India, diocese of
Kalkara, Malta
Korea
La Crosse, Wisconsin, diocese of
La Spezia, Italy
laborers
Ladispoli, Italy
Laguna Indian Pueblo
Libmanan, Philippines, diocese of
Louisville, Kentucky, archdiocese of
Manchester, New Hampshire, diocese of
Mangalore, India, diocese of
married people
Menevia, Wales, diocese of
Mexico
Msida, Malta
Nashville, Tennessee, diocese of
New France
New World
Oblates of Saint Joseph
Orvieto, Italy
Osnabrück, Germany, diocese of
people in doubt
people who fight Communism
Peru
pioneers
pregnant women
protection of the Church
Qala, Gozo, Malta
Querceta, Italy
Radazzo, Sicily, Italy
Rarotonga, Cook Islands, diocese of
Romblon, Philippines, diocese of
San Jose, California, diocese of
San Jose, Mindoro, Philippines, apostolic vicariate of
San Jose, Nueva Ecija, Philippines, diocese of
Santa Marinella, Italy
Sicily, Italy
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, diocese of
social justice
Spadafora, Sicily, Italy
Styria, Austria
Tagbilaran, Philippines, diocese of
travellers
Turin, Italy
Tyrol, Austria
unborn children
Universal Church (1847 by Blessed Pope Pius IX)
Vatican II
Vietnam
Virac, Philippines, diocese of
Wheeling-Charleston, West Virginia, diocese of
wheelwrights
workers
working people

Because Austria occupied Lombardy and Venice and they had a lot of influence over other Italian states. The unification of Italy deminished that influence.

There are no major cities in Rome - Rome is a city, the capital city if Italy. (It you meant to ask - "What are the major cities of the ancient Roman Empire" - then ask this as a separate question).