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   4 days ago · Tyrrhenian Sea. an arm of the Mediterranean between Italy and the islands of Corsica, Sardinia, and Sicily. Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like Alps Mountains, Apennine Mountains, Mediterranean Sea and more.

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   2 days ago · Ancona. Largest city in Abruzzo, along the Adriatic Sea. Pescara. According to legend, this city with several Roman remains was founded by Achilles. Chieti. City on the site of the Battle of Cannae with a well-known Norman castle. Barletta. 9th largest Italian city, where Saint Nicholas' remains are found. Bari.

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   4 days ago · How did Venice acquire the nearby cities of Verona and Padua? It hired professional soldiers called mercenaries to conquer the lands. The Venetian army attacked the cities and gained power in only days. Venice paid the cities' leaders to join its land and become one state.

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   4 days ago · Which best states why the Renaissance began in northern Italy? Northern Italy was home to great universities. Northern Italy was close to ancient civilizations. Northern Italy was home to great political leaders. Northern Italy was close to the Catholic Church.

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   3 days ago · Worksheets for the teaching of Italian and for webquests. Facts about Italy, famous Italians, places in Italy, Italian volcanoes, italian music, Christmas in Italy, Easter in Italy Italian opera, Italian activities.

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   3 days ago · As such, during the 15th century these hereditary lordships—or, in effect, principalities—seemed to constitute the natural order in large areas of northern Italy. So, in the Veneto , Verona fell to the della Scala (or Scaligeri) family in the 1260s, as did Vicenza from 1312, while Padua was subject to the Carrara (or Carraresi) family from ...

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   What languages are used in Italian vocabulary?

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   How did Italy change between 1250 and 1350?

   • Thus, between about 1250 and 1350, northern and central Italy had undergone a profound transformation in constitutional forms, political life, and attitudes toward authority. The rule of a city-state by one man was no longer seen as a strange and temporary expedient but as a normal aspect of life.

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   Which cities were ruled by a communist government?

   • Alongside the new principates there were some communal governments—including those of Venice and Florence, two of the most powerful cities in the peninsula, which both survived and developed into powerful territorial states with very strong republican traditions.

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   4 days ago · Rome - Fountains, Trevi, Baroque: Rome is as much a city of fountains as it is of churches or palaces, antiquities or urban problems. The more than 300 monumental fountains are an essential part of Rome’s seductive powers. Part of the everyday yet part of the daily surprise, they are points of personal, often sentimental attachment to the city.