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Italy has a population density of about 200 people per square kilometer, with minority groups making up a small percentage. While Roman Catholicism is the dominant religion, all faiths have equal legal protection. Italian originated from Latin and is comprised of numerous dialects spoken in Italy and neighboring regions. Italy was not always a unified state, as it was previously divided into feudal states until the 19th century when movements helped establish the Kingdom of Italy. In the early 20th century, Mussolini rose to power and established a fascist dictatorship. Italy has a rich cultural heritage and traditions that have influenced those who have immigrated to other parts of the world like the United States.
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1) The Roman Republic was established in 500 BC and expanded into a vast empire throughout the Mediterranean by the 1st century AD.
2) The Roman Empire fell in the 5th century AD, giving rise to the Middle Ages dominated by foreign powers in northern and southern Italy.
3) The Italian Renaissance began in the 15th century, sparking a rebirth of art and intellectual pursuits.
4) Starting in the 19th century, the Risorgimento movement led to the unification of Italy into a single nation-state by 1861.
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Republic of
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BACKGROUND
Land and Climate
Lithuania is larger than its Baltic neighbors, Latvia and
Estonia, and is slightly bigger than the U.S. state of West
Virginia. It lies on the western fringe of the east European
plain and has a short coastline on the Baltic Sea. It is a green
country with forests, rolling hills, and thousands of rivers and
lakes. The two longest rivers are the Nemunas and the Neris.
Forests cover about 35 percent of the country and are rich in
wild animals, mushrooms, and berries.
Lithuania has four seasons. Summers are short and rainy,
and July temperatures average 63°F (17°C). Winters are cold
and snowy, with an average temperature in January of 23°F
(-5°C). In winter, children are allowed to stay home from
school when the temperature falls below -13°F (-25°C),
which generally happens at least once a year. The general
climate is comparable to that of southeastern Canada. A
westerly breeze is common.
History
Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Union with Poland
Lithuania’s first inhabitants arrived in the 10th millennium
BC. The first mention of Lithuania is found in a medieval
German manuscript, The Annals of Quedlinburg, in the early
11th century AD. Lithuanians began to form a distinct society
in the early second century. In the mid-1200s, a tribal leader
named Duke Mindaugas united several groups to form the
Grand Duchy of Lithuania. The new state grew in
prominence, especially during the 14th century, when it
annexed neighboring lands (including present-day Belarus,
Ukraine, and parts of Poland and Russia) and was ruled by
strong monarchs. During the 14th century, Lithuania was one
of the largest countries in Europe. Vilnius became the capital
in 1323.
In 1386, reacting to a serious threat from Germanic
invaders, the Grand Duke Jogaila married the Polish crown
princess and became king. This alliance brought Lithuania
into a union with Poland, which strengthened the nations
enough to defeat the German (Teutonic) invaders in 1410;
this conflict was one of the biggest battles of the Middle
Ages. After its union with Poland, Lithuania, one of the last
pagan countries in Europe, adopted Roman Catholicism in
1387 and became increasingly open to Western culture.
Poland and Lithuania tightened their association in 1569
when they united under the Lublin Union and became the
Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
Russian Rule and World War I
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neighbors (in 1772, 1793, and 1795), the Grand Duchy of
Lithuania was left largely a part of the Russian Empire, which
controlled Lithuania for more than 120 years. During this
time, Russia implemented a policy known as Russification, in
which it insisted that Lithuanians speak Russian and convert
to the Russian Orthodox Church. Many attempts were made
to regain independence from Russia, but all were
unsuccessful.
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PART ONE – ANSWER in one-two paragraphs?
We have learned about the peculiar political history of united Italy. From monarchy to fascism to democracy, we have learned about some constants of Italian politics: ideological flexibility, strange alliances, constant movement of political fault lines, and so forth.
If you had to summarize Italian political culture since 1870 in one - two paragraphs, what would you say?
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· How To Describe Italy 414?USE the Title for EACH Response
Chaotic would definitely be the best way to describe Italy since the late 1800’s. Italy’s land was mostly used as a battlefield even though they were extremely weak at fighting. Italy also experienced different people captivating power such as, Giuseppe Mazzini, Pius IX, and Benito Mussolini, which caused the forms of government to adjust each time. Most Italians were illiterate and had no idea of effectively communicating what they thought should happen next politically, which eventually affected them negatively, especially when Mussolini’s power grew rapidly. After World War II, Italy finally saw the light at the end of the tunnel when the fashion industry had its spark, along with the ability to trade internationally. Thankfully, Italy has become an economy that is extremely diverse and economically stable.
· Since 1870 413 USE The Title For EACH Response
Unstable government. Not only did the unification, as it occurred under the control of a narrow Piedmontese elite, enjoy little support among the nationalists, but it also was opposed by the Church. Most Italians could not speak the Italian language let alone write it.The Liberal state felt it could not give too much power away to instituitions over which it did not have control. Thus the police were often used for political purposes. The first World War, Italy was in no shape to fight a war. nationalist began to take hold after 1914, this lead down the road to Mussolini. After WW2 Italy experience a financial miracle. Italy today has a diversified industrial economy. The country is divided by an industrial north held by private companies, and a less developed government dependent south with high unemployment.
· Since 1870 - One Paragraph411 USE The Full Title For EACH Response
Corruption is the word that first comes to mind. Money hampered the newly unified country of Italy. With an increasing early national debt that could not fund public projects alongside an increasing population, yearnings of socialism began to stir. While a parliamentary system was established, corruption reigned supreme under the leadership of Depretis, Crispi and Giolitti before World War I. Issues between power regarding the new state of Italy and the Catholic Church plagued the country, with the Pope banning Italian Catholics from being in Italian politics until the early 1900s (as seen in Gilmour’s “Rome and Pa.
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