This document provides information about Italy in 13 paragraphs. It discusses Italy's location in Southern Europe, its flag consisting of green, white and red vertical stripes, and its capital of Rome. Italian is the main language originally based on Latin and spoken in Italy, Switzerland, San Marino, Vatican City, Libya, Eritrea and Somalia. Weather, social life, popular foods like pizza and pasta, famous cities such as Venice and Milan, sites including the Colosseum and Leaning Tower of Pisa, religion being Roman Catholic and government as a republic are covered. References are listed at the end.

1. Republic of ITALY 1
LSEC N101
Academic communication
Instructor: Mr. Hedley Butterfield
Done by: Abdulla AlBlooshi (S200100346) CZ1

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 History:

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 Location:

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 Flag: consist of three equal vertical stripes of
green, white, and red.

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 Capital: Rome.

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 Language: Italian.
 It’s originally Latin language.
 Countries speaking the Italian language:
- Switzerland.
- San Marino.
- Vatican City.
- Italian colonies Libya, Eritrea, and Somalia

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 Weather:
- Summer: June till Sep.
- Autumn: Oct and Nov.

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 Weather(cont):
- Winter: Dec till Feb.
- Spring: Mar till May.

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 Social Life:
- Sociable People.
- Urban.
- Romantic.

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 Foods:
 popular foods in Italy:
- pizzas.
- Pastas

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 Famous Cities:
- Venice - Milan

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 Famous sites:
- The Colosseum - Leaning Tower of Pisa

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 Facts:
- Religion: Roman Catholic.
- Government Type: republic.
- Currency: Euro (EUR).

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Feel Free To ask

15. References
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 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italy
 http://www.sustainablesushi.net/tag/italy/
 http://www.mapsofworld.com/flags/italy-
flag.html
 http://www.mapsofworld.com/italy/italy-
location-map.html
 http://www.worldweatheronline.com/Rome-
weather-averages/Lazio/IT.aspx