Sicily

palermo

Giuseppe Garibaldi NOVAnet

yes

Mt.Etna

Sparta, with the help of the city of Syracuse.

Because Italy resembles a long boot with Sicily at the toe. See the map below.

The Greeks planted there colonies there.

I would say about 456,986 miles

565 miles -- 10 hours

Sicily is an island, in the Mediterranean Sea, south of Italy, about 3,000 miles east of the US.

Are sicily and italy touching?

~please answer I need it for an assignment :)

someone or something from the island of Sicily off the coast of Italy.

mountains

Carthage

No, it appears desert-like but is not a desert as it receives considerably more than 10 inches (250 mm) of rain per year on average.

The area of Sicily is 25,708 square kilometers or 9,927 square miles.

Yes they did. Very well.

The drinking age is to youth what Jim Crow laws were to blacks in the Old South. It segregates society. While meant to protect society, it backfires and does nothing of the sort. Drinking age laws do a fine job of keeping young people out of clubs and bars. Unfortunately, these laws do nothing to keep young people from getting access to alcohol from other places. After all, the law is fundamentally unenforceable -- how does one stop kids from getting beer from an older brother or friend? Shut out of mainstream nightlife, American youth have centered their social lives around parties where the sole attraction is "getting a buzz." This is hardly a preferable alternative to young people being allowed to enter clubs. The number one obstacle to drinking age reform is the National Minimum Drinking Age Act of 1984, which virtually required states to set their drinking age at 21. The rate of alcohol-related fatalities among youth has dropped since the bill's passage, a fact which some claim justifies the law. Yet anyone who attends college knows that while they may not be able to have a glass of wine with dinner, they certainly can find a beer at a party. Some have linked the increased drinking age to the disturbingly common phenomenon of "binge drinking" on campus. Others have noted that when two similar jurisdictions have different drinking ages, such as Wisconsin and Illinois in the early 80's, Vermont and other New England states in the early 80's, and New York and Quebec in the mid-80's, the one with the lower age usually has a lower rate of alcohol-related fatalities. Young people dissatisfied with the culture of alcohol abuse have few other ways to spend their weekends, since they are not allow entry into entertainment establishments. It is the drinking age, ironically, that literally drives too many youth to drink.

it flew by aircraft and the russians drobbed through a bomb in an attempt to wipe out the jews

Yes, the mafia did originate in Sicily it was known as the "Cosa Nostra." The mafia came to America in the late 1800's. It started in New York than spread all over the world. Many people think that the Italian mafia is dead or not in power any more. But the reason you don't here about the Italian mafia is because they are doing what they were trained to do. Staying under the radar and away from negative attention. The Italian mafia is still and always will be the leader in the organized crime world

No! Sicily is in the Mediterranean Sea, in Europe, Hawaii is in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, about 10,000 miles from Sicily. May I suggest that you look at an atlas or a globe and get some idea of how the world is shaped.

No. The Etruria was located north of Rome.

Buon compleanno, cugina! in the feminine and Buon compleanno, cugino! in the masculine are Italian equivalents of the English phrase "Happy Birthday, cousin!" Context makes clear which form suits. The respective pronunciations will be "bwon KOM-pley-AN-no koo-DJEE-na" in the feminine and "bwon KOM-pley-AN-no koo-DJEE-no" in the masculine in Italian.