Italy
By Jalen Williams
Country basics
The capital of Italy is Rome.
The meaning behind the Italian flag is in 1797 Napoleon brought the Italian flag to Italy. The colors are from those of Milan(red and white) combined with the green uniform color of the Milan civic guard.
Geography
Two major LANDFORMS in Italy are Mount. Alp and Mount. Apennines.
Two major LANDMARKS in Italy are the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and the Roman Coliseum.
Some major bodies of water in Italy are the Tyrrhenian Sea, Adriatic Sea, and the Ionian Sea.
The geography in Italy affects the the citizens life because since it is so sunny and its lack of rain makes it perfect for tourist and attractions.
Government
Italy's leader/president is Sergio Mattarella.
The leaders in Italy are chosen by a election/voting.
The citizens of Italy are expected to follow the laws, and(voting wise) are given two cards to decide who to elect.
Economy
In 2014 Italy had just about 2.148 trillion dollars.
Machines are Italy's main/important export.
Italy's life expectancy is for male's just about 79.48 years ands for females just about 82.12 years. Italy's birth rate is 8.74 births/1000 population. Italy's literacy rate is for males just about 99.4%, and for females just about 99%. Italy's drinking water source has improved 100% and unimproved by 0%.
Culture
The major language in Italy is of course Italian.
Two of Italy's most major holidays are January 1st(New Year's Day) and December 25(Christmas Day).
Italy's main religion is Roman Catholic and they believe in the resurrection of Jesus.
The most common food found in Italy is pasta.
Climate
Italy's average rainfall is just about 50 cm(20 in) per year.
Italy's yearly average temperature varies from 11°C-19°C(52°F-66°F)
Because of the Alps mountain range a lot of Italy(especially the southeast part of Italy) does not get a lot of harsh climates.
History
Compare and Contrast
Arts and music in Italy are some similar cultures yet food and architecture are some different cultures in Italy.