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ITALY BY. JIWON SON MAIN MENU

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MAP NATURAL FEATURES ECONOMY GOVERNMENT PEOPLE RECENT EVENT WEATHER BACKGROUND TOURISM POPULATION LITERACY SOURCES

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MAP OF COUNTRY MAIN MENU CAPITAL: Rome

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ECONOMY MAIN MENU IMPORTS: engineering products, chemicals, transport equipment, energy products, minerals and nonferrous metals, textiles and clothing; food, beverages, and tobacco EXPORTS: engineering products, textiles and clothing, production machinery, motor vehicles, transport equipment, chemicals; food, beverages and tobacco; minerals, nonferrous metals CURRENCY: 0.7778 EXCHANGE RATE: 1 USD = 0.740356852 Euros on sep. 25, 2013

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GOVERNMENT MAIN MENU TYPE OF GOVERNMENT: Republic CHIEF OF STATE: Giorgio Napolitano Head of government: Enrico Letta

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PEOPLE MAIN MENU LANGUAGE: Italian, German, French, Slovene. RELIGION: Christian: 80% Atheists: 20% some Muslims ETHNIC GROUPS: Italian

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POPULATION MAIN MENU POPULATION: 61,482,297 YEAR: 2013

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LITERACY MAIN MENU

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NATURAL FEATURES MAIN MENU MAJOR BODIES OF LAND: Mostly rugged mountain; some plains MAJOR BODIES OF WATER: Arhus, Troercs river. NATURAL RESOURCES: Coal, mercury, zinc, potash, marble, barite, asbestos, pumice, fluorspar, feldspar, sulfur and fish CLIMATE: Predominantly Mediterranean, alpine far north; hot dry in south

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WEATHER MAIN MENU Temperatures in Paris in C MonthOct Day3456789101112 High24 22232221 24 Low1416181614 161415

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BACKGROUND MAIN MENU Italy became a nation-state in 1861 when the regional states of the peninsula, along with Sardinia and Sicily, were united under King Victor EMMANUEL II. An era of parliamentary government came to a close in the early 1920s when Benito MUSSOLINI established a Fascist dictatorship. His alliance with Nazi Germany led to Italy's defeat in World War II. A democratic republic replaced the monarchy in 1946 and economic revival followed. Italy is a charter member of NATO and the European Economic Community (EEC). It has been at the forefront of European economic and political unification, joining the Economic and Monetary Union in 1999. Persistent problems include sluggish economic growth, high youth and female unemployment, organized crime, corruption, and economic disparities between southern Italy and the more prosperous north.

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RECENT EVENTS MAIN MENU We have decided to vote for ourselves, without internal controversy. Berlusconi said before a vote. But the result end up Enrico Letta win. Some voters yelled Go away! to Berlusconi. Also, the surprise about Him was cheered by markets and won by 1.45%.

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TOURISM MENU MAIN MENU FLIGHT POINT OF INTEREST MENU

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FLIGHT TO ROME PRICE OF ROUNDTRIP = $ 1,050 USD From November 24 November 30 MAIN MENU TOURISM MENU

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POINT OF INTEREST MENU MAIN MENU Fontana di Trevi Pantheon Colosseum TOURISM MENU

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Colosseum MAIN MENU POINT OF INTEREST MENU TOURISM MENU No visit to Rome is complete without seeing its magnificent Colosseum, a vast amphitheater with seating for more than 50,000, that was designed as a horse racing circuit and arena for animal fighting and gladiatorial battles. After its completion, spectacular 100-day celebrations were organized as part of the opening ceremony in 80 CE. Its name is believed to come from Emperor Nero's enormous statue of Colossus that stood close by.

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Fontana di Trevi MAIN MENU TOURISM MENU POINT OF INTEREST MENU Tradition has it that throwing a coin over your left shoulder into the fountain guarantees a swift return to the world's most beautiful city. Anita Ekberg's dip in it was immortalized in Federico Fellini's La Dolce Vita, and Italian actor Toto even sold it to an American, passing himself off as its owner. Earlier, Fontana di Trevi was the setting for the award-winning Three Coins in the Fountain motion picture, ensuring its popularity worldwide. Designed by Nicola Salvi for Pope Clemente XII, it was completed in the second half of the 18th Century. The statues in the center represent Neptune supported by Tritons on either side while rococo-style Poli Palace provides the perfect backdrop.

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Pantheon MAIN MENU TOURISM MENU POINT OF INTEREST MENU Commissioned by Marcus Agrippa, restored by Domitian, and subsequently rebuilt by Hadrian (who added the dome), the Pantheon was turned into a church in the early 7th Century by Pope Boniface IV. The building's sole source of light is the opening at the dome's apex (the oculus); according to popular legend, this formed the base for the bronze pine cone that is now in the Vatican's Pigna courtyard, where it is used as a fountain. Many famous Italians are buried in the Pantheon, including Renaissance painter Raphael and King Vittorio Emanuele I

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SOURCES MAIN MENU 1 Flag, Capital, Imports, Exports, Type of Government, Chief of state, Language, Religion, Ethnic Groups, Total Population, Literacy, Bodies of Land, Bodies of Water, Natural Resources, Land Use, Climate, BackgroundCIA World Fact book 2AnthemHand Out Folder 3Mapwww.infoplease.com 4Exchange Ratewww.google.com 5Pict of Billen.wikipedia.org 6Pict of Coinen.wikipedia.org 7Pict of Chief 1en.wikipedia.org 8Pict of Chief 2 www. ilgiornaledelmolise.it 9Pict 1 for peoplewww.ask.com 10Pict 2 for peolplePeople.howstuffwork.com 11Population by genderwww.geohive.com 12Temperatureswww.weather.com 13Recent Eventnews.yahoo.com 14Pict 1 for Recent Event news.yahoo.com 15Pict 2 for Recent Event news.yahoo.com 16Flightwww.expedia.com 17Point of Interest1travel.yahoo.com 18Pict 1 for Pl1travel.yahoo.com 19Pict 2 for PI1travel.yahoo.com 20Point of Interest1travel.yahoo.com 21Pict 1 for PI2travel.yahoo.com 22Pict 2 for PI2travel.yahoo.com 23Point of Interest1travel.yahoo.com 24Pict 1 for PI3travel.yahoo.com 25Pict 2 for PI3travel.yahoo.com