Italy

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Italy
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Famous People

• Dante Alighieri was a famous poet.
• Frederico Fellini was one of the worlds most
  famous Directors .
• Marco Polo was a famous Merchant, explorer.
• Leonardo da Vinci was a Artist and Scientist.
• Pablo Picasso

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Italys History

• Remus and Romulus were founders of Rome
• Mythology said that Remus and Romulus were raised
  by a wolf.
• The coliseum was one of the Romans center
  entertainment it could seat 4-5 thousand people.

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Italys Economy

• Italys economy is based on agriculture in the
  south and north, although few Italians work in
  agriculture it has enough foods like grapes,
  potatoes ,sugar ,beets ,corn , rice and olives.
• The high industries are machinery, iron , and
  cars like a Ferrari.
• Italy is also a big wine producer.

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Land and Climate

• Italy and including the islands of Sardinia and
  Sicily is 116,305 square miles (301,230 square
  kilometers).
• Landscapes from the Alpine mountains in the north
  to the coastal low lands to the south is shaped
  like a boot.
• In summer time it can be 104 or in the winter
  40.

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The Coliseum

• Gladiator battles took place in the coliseum
  where slaves and prisoners had to fight to get
  out.
• Naval battles also took place in the coliseum.
• For Naval battles they had canals under the
  coliseum and would flood the coliseum and have
  naval battles with boats.
• The coliseum could seat about 4-5 thousand
  people.

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Italian Car Brands

• They make Ferrari cars
• They make Lamborghini cars
• They make Alfa Romeo cars
• They make Fiat cars

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Italian foods

• They invented foods like pizza , salami, pasta,
  spaghetti, Ravioli.
• Italy is famous for creating delicious pastas and
  pizzas.
• Now America makes its own pastas and pizzas,
  Spaghetti, and Salami.

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Italys Famous sport

• Italys famous sport is Soccer ball.
• In Italy youd call Soccer ball Football.
• Soccer ball is a game you play with a ball and
  kick it in to the opponents goal.
• Soccer fields are shaped a bit like the coliseum

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Credits

• www.culturegrams.com
• www.wikipedia.com