Kailyn and Kirsten

1. Italy and Rome's geography
Kailyn Van Plake
Kirsten Miller

2. Italy’s climate
• Warm dry summers and
cold rainy winters.
• This climate is like southern
California

3. 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.

4. 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.

5. 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.

6. 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.

7. 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

8. The Roman
Gods
• The roman gods were
Jupiter, Juno, Mars, Venus,
Minerva, Neptune, Vulcan,
Diana, Bacchus, Mercury, a
nd Vesta.

9. This is the end of our
presentation.

10. The credits
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Flickr.com
Roman-empire.com
PrimaryFacts.com
Blogspot.com
Aboutroma.com
Google.com
Nationalgeographickids.co
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• Bing.com