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ITALY UP CLOSE BY RONCELLIS MARSHALL
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Stuck in Customs
2.
ITALY CLIMATE
The climate is very cold winter and very hot in humind summers
Italy get 0.04 Inches of rainfall
The minimum is 30 degrees the max is 80 degrees
The warmest month in Italy is August
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gnuckx
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ITALY LIVESTOCK
A chian is used for draught and beef
A maremma sheepdog is used for to guard sheep from wolves
They used sheeps for milking
Truffles hunters in Italy use pigs and mixed bread dogs to sniffle out truffles
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dolanh
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ITALY CROPS
Italy main crops is rice because they ship it to other countrys
Peolpe in Italy use hard wheat to make pasta
Wheat is the second leadest crops in italy because they used it for pasta
Tomatoes are the most imporant for domestic and export markets
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giovanni_novara
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ITALY TRADITIONS
Pasquetta on monday involes family picnis
April 25 is the liberation day marking 1945 ending world war 2 in Italy
September 19 is the feast of San Gennaro the patron saint of napoil
November 1 commemorates saint day
January 6 an old lady flies on her broomstick and gives presents
Photo by
Chiara Marra
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ITALY RELIGION IS ROMAN CATHOLICISM
Roman Catholicism is the main religon
Roman Catholicism is 90 percent of population
85 percent of Italy population is Roman Catholicism
The other 10 percent is composed of protestant
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Stuck in Customs
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POPULAR DISHES
Baked losanga cooked noodles stir in tomatoes 3 table spoon of parsley
1/2 teaspoon mix eggs and salt and pepper preheat oven to 375 baked covered 25 minutes let stand 15 min
Fettacina alfredo 1 pound dried fettacina 6 tablespoon unsalted butter 1 shallot minced 1 cup heavy cream
1 cup finley grated Parmigiano Reggiano1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black peper f
Freshely parsely
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jiattison
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