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- 4. A nord ci sono le Alpi che proteggono il Paese da venti settentrionali e cicloni. La parte central e occupata dalla catena Appenninica. Gli Appennini continuato subacque fino a Sicilia.
- 9. Tevere
- 17. I primi documenti finanziari sono italiane. La chiocciola @`e inventata da mercanti fiorentini e padovani. La prima universita europea `e quella in Bologna, fondata nel 1088.
- 21. Lo Stato indipendente del Vaticano, la Santa Sade del Papa fa un parte di Roma.
- 23. La Repubblica di San Marino, a quaranta chilometri da Rimini, `e uno Stato indipendente entro I confini italiani. La popolazione Sammarinese parla la lingua italiana.
- 25. La felicita e un modo di vita!