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 \nWhat kind of housing does Italy have?  \nWhat are Italy's forms of transportation?  \nWhat are Italy's major industries?..  \nWhat is school like in Italy?………………  \nWhat are Italy's favorite sports and games?  \nWhat are the traditional art forms in Italy?  \nWhat major holidays do people in Italy celeb  \nWhat are the traditional foods of Italy?..  \nWhat is family life like in Italy?……………………  \nFeatures  \nItaly Fast Facts……  \nMoney and Flag.  \nLearn to Speak Ital  \nGlossary……  \nIntermet Sites.  \nRead More  \nIndex…………  \n………………………………4  \n……………………6  \n……8  \n..10  \n.14  \n..18  \n..20  \n..22  \n………24  \n………26  \n………28  \n………29  \n.30  \n..30  \n.31  \n..31  \n.32  \n## Where is Italy?\n\nItaly is a country in southern Europe.Itis about the size of the U.S.state of Arizona.  \nItaly is a peninsula.A peninsula is apiece of land with water on three sides.Italy is shaped like a high-heeled boot.Several islands lie off Italy's coast.Thetwo biggest islands are Sicily and Sardinia.  \nThe peaks of theDolomites surroundmany small villagesand towns.  \nMountains cover much of Italy.TheAlps and the Dolomites stand in the north.The Apennines stretch down the center ofthe country.Some of Italy's mountains arevolcanoes.Six of the volcanoes are activeand sometimes erupt.  \n## When did Italy becomea country?\n\nItaly became a country in 1861.Beforethen,Italy was a series of states,mostly ruledby foreign kings.In the 1830s,Italians beganfighting against these foreign kings.In 1860,one freedom fighter,Giuseppe Garibaldi,ledhis army across Italy.His army,called the redshirts,helped defeat some of these foreignkings.One by one,the states of Italy joined toform one country.","cbCaic1qhE4it2Cl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaic1qhE4it2Cl","pdf",3763674,"English","# Where is Italy?\n# When did Italy become a country?\n# What type of government does Italy have?\n# What kind of housing does Italy have?\n# What are Italy's major industries?\n# What major holidays do people in Italy celebrate?\n# Features\n## Italy Fast Facts\n## Money and Flag\n## Learn to Speak Italian\n## Glossary\n## Internet Sites\n# Read More\n# Index","[{\"question\":\"Where is Italy located and what is its basic geography like?\",\"answer\":\"Italy is in southern Europe and is shaped like a peninsula. 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