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    Heritage and culture: Rome Rome is located in central Italy on the west side. It is the capital of Italy and the fourth-most populous city in the European Union. Rome has many natural attractions. Such as the Vatican gardens. The Vatican gardens is the city’s most well-known green space. It is also known as the city’s central park. The area contains many fountains and would be ideal for a picnic or a family day out with the kids. Accommodation in Rome is more to cheap accommodation rather…

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    Italy, in early 19th century, was divided in to several different parts. Each of them had distinct identities such as culture, political system, dialect, etc. This meant that the sense of localism, which is kind of nationalism towards one's particular region/area, was strong among citizens in those city states. However, Austria-Hungary had all the control on Italian peninsula, which limited the revolts for unification by Italian. As a result, Risorgimento started to develop. Risorgimento means…

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    Geography-Sicily/Italy Location- My dad is from Sicily the Island off of Italy. We use this in our culture and traditions all the time. The city from i am from is an influence in lots of stuff in life because it is who i am and can tell people stuff about me from where i come from. My life is different than people from other countries and even from other places in Italy. Human Environment Interactions- My parents being from a different part of Italy then most people means my views of Italian…

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    Theme of recurring fascination of certain styles in art and architecture is not a new thing. Like ancient Romans drew inspiration from their predecessors form ancient Greece, people of 14th century were fascinated by the antique aesthetics of Rome. (Wheeler 1964, p. 23) Through studies of the writings on architecture of the one surviving classical author, Marcus Vitruvius, the greatest minds of these times brought back achievements of the ancient art to their everyday life. The basic rules…

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    began in Italy during the 14th Century and lasted till the 16th Century, it would also bring a wave of change to all of Europe. The Italian Renaissance brought a period of cultural change, appreciation and achievement through art, literature, and humanism. This event occurred in Italy for many reasons, three of these being its thriving cities, wealthy merchant class, and access to classical heritage from Greece and Rome. The first reason the Renaissance began in Italy was because of Italyś many…

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    today are mainly funerary inscriptions. It is the purpose of this paper then, to examine a fundamental piece of funerary art to expand upon the history and culture of a people that inevitably incorporated itself into the Roman Empire. Known as Tyrrhenians to the Greeks, the Etruscans lived in Etruria between the Arno and Tiber rivers of Italy in what is now known as Tuscany (Who Were the Etruscans?). The economy was based on agriculture, trade with Carthage and the Greeks, and mining mineral…

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    Repubbblica Itali Tribe

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    A) The name of the country my ancestors came from is the Repubblica italiana or the italian republic. B)The specific culture of italy is the italian culture. A, My ancestors left the repubblica italiana in 1890. B) My ancestors left for many different reasons. One of the reasons my ancestors left was because the soil had been over used and erosion over time had made it very hard to farm/ grow food. Since there wasn’t any good soil left they had to leave because since they were farmers with no…

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    Who Is Giuseppe Mazzini?

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    No political force in the nineteenth century was stronger than nationalism. It replaced dynastic loyalty with loyalty based on ethnic considerations. During the 1800s, Italy was comprised of many small nation-states. However, as time went on unification became a more and more prominent idea that was spread by advocates such as Giuseppe Mazzini in order to raise nationalism. It is important to note that countries have to be dreamt up before they can be real. Someone has to believe in that nation,…

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    theme is shared by both works Morning Sea, written by Margarett Mazzantini, and Story of My People, authored by Edoardo Nesi. The overall meaning of Morning Sea revolves around the certain barriers that refugees have to endure whilst traveling to Italy. The overall meaning of Story of My People revolves around the degradation of the Italian style due to an influx of cheap labor from Chinese immigrants and globalization. Nesi’s motif of the…

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    In recent years, Italians and Americans are revealing the distinguishing differences between Italian cuisine in their homeland and Italian cuisine in America. Substantial recognition and pride in American immigrants from Italy reflects the “Italian” classification for both cuisines. Italian cuisine, unlike Italian-American cuisine, stems from a distinguished heritage, which utilizes freshness and quality of local ingredients to produce their best dish, while Italian-American serve their spin on…

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