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Italy

Published on Nov 20, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

LOCATION

  • Italy is 41 degrees N, 12 degrees E
  • Italy is 4,678 mi away
  • Countries next to Italy are France, Switzerland, Austria, Sylvia,and germany

PLACE

  • Italy's shape is like a boot
  • Italy's size is 116,347 mi2
  • Italy's weather is cool, and rainy winters, and hot dry summers
  • Some physical features from Italy are is the trryhenian sea, the Adriatic Sea, and the alps mountain range.
  • Italians are good people by large.
  • Italy culture is steeped in art, family, architecture, music, and food
  • There is no differences they act the same there and here.
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REGION

  • They speak Italian in italy
  • Italy was separated into 4 different parts
  • Italy has combined with 27 different nations
  • There are 20 different regions in Italy which 5 of them are given an amount to boarder.
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MOVEMENT

  • To travel to Italy you can use plane,train,ferry, and cruise.
  • Italian trades is dominated the country is challenged by mountain terrain.
  • Italian trade depends on the manufacturing sector.
  • There are many reasons to move to Italy. Italy has wonderful food like Botticelli,pizza and gelato. Who doesn't want to move to Italy. Italy's warmth, style ,and wonderful food it will bring out the best in you.
  • Some reasons not to move to Italy is the language. The language can be hard to speak if you want to live there. As some of use hide are feelings Italians express there emotions to the world.

HUMAN-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION

  • People use the land for use of crops like wheat,rice, and maize, that are replanted after each harvesting. But the land also has meadows, woodland, forests, built in areas, roads, and barren lands.
  • People have changed the land because now and since 2003 the have protected 7.9 land of Italy.
  • Most people live in Rome, Italy.
  • People have settled in Italy because of the alps mountain range.
  • Some resources in Italy are iron and steel, chemicals, coal, natural gas, crude oil resources, fish, and arable land.
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RESOURCES

SAFARI ,GOOGLE, ASK.COM, YAHOO, AND ITALIAN HISTORY