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Italy and rome's geography
Italy's geography is characterized by warm, dry summers and cold, rainy winters similar to southern California. Italy is a boot-shaped peninsula that extends into the Mediterranean Sea, Tyrrhenian Sea, and other bodies of water. Rome is the capital of Italy and was founded in 753 BC by Romulus and Remus, becoming the capital in 1870. The document also discusses Italy's agricultural production including grains, citrus, grapes, and olives as well as Roman soldiers, gods, and history.
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- 1. Italy and Rome'sgeography Kailyn Van Plake Kirsten Miller
- 2. Italy’s climate • Warmdry summers and cold rainy winters. • This climate is like southern California
- 3. Italy’s location • Italyis a boot-shaped peninsula that jutes out of Southern Europe into the Atlantic Sea, Tyrrhenian Sea, Mediterrean Sea and other waters. • Rome is the capital of Italy.
- 4. All about Rome • Thastaveryis one of Rome’s ancient city, it’s name means literary across Tiber. • Founded in 753 BC by Romulus and Remus. • Rome has been the capital of Italy since1870. • Greatest emperor born from Rome was Julius Caesar.
- 5. What Italy Growsand Eats • People in Italy grow grains, citrus fruit, grapes, and olives. • For 22 centuries, Italians and their ancestors have cleared fields, grazed land stocks and hunted wild animals. • They made wine and olive oil.
- 6. In The OldDays Of Rome • The roman empire height the most influential power in the ancient world. • Etruscans history today comes to us from indirect sources – either from roman historians who had an axe, or from Ancient Greek historians.
- 7. Roman soldiers • Fourof the greatest soldiers were – Trajan, Caesar, Gaius Marius and Constantine I • Only men who were 20 could become a soldier • Roman legendries could not get married
- 8. The Roman Gods • Theroman gods were Jupiter, Juno, Mars, Venus, Minerva, Neptune, Vulcan, Diana, Bacchus, Mercury, a nd Vesta.
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