Italy and Rome's geography

Kailyn Van PlakeKirsten Miller

Italy

Italy’s climate • Warm dry summers and

cold rainy winters.• This climate is like southern

California

Italy’s location • Italy is a boot-shaped peninsula that jutes out of Southern Europe into the Atlantic Sea, Tyrrhenian Sea, Mediterrean Sea and other waters.

• Rome is the capital of Italy.

All about Rome

• Thastavery is one of Rome’s ancient city, it’s name means literary across Tiber.

• Founded in 753 BC by Romulus and Remus.

• Rome has been the capital of Italy since1870.

• Greatest emperor born from Rome was Julius Caesar.

What Italy Grows and Eats

• People in Italy grow grains, citrus fruit, grapes, and olives.

• For 22 centuries, Italians and their ancestors have cleared fields, grazed land stocks and hunted wild animals.

• They made wine and olive oil.

In The Old Days Of Rome

• The roman empire height the most influential power in the ancient world.

• Etruscans history today comes to us from indirect sources – either from roman historians who had an axe, or from Ancient Greek historians.

Roman soldiers

• Four of the greatest soldiers were – Trajan, Caesar, Gaius Marius and Constantine I

• Only men who were 20 could become a soldier

• Roman legendries could not get married

The Roman Gods

• The roman gods were Jupiter, Juno, Mars, Venus, Minerva, Neptune, Vulcan, Diana, Bacchus, Mercury, and Vesta.

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The credits

• Flickr.com• Roman-empire.com• PrimaryFacts.com• Blogspot.com• Aboutroma.com• Google.com • Nationalgeographickids.co

m• Bing.com