Essays on Italy

The history of Italy can be characterized as two periods of unity separated by a millennia and a half of division. In the sixth to third centuries BCE the Italian city of Rome conquered Peninsular Italy; over the next few centuries this empire spread to...

Traveling is an experience very many get to do, but very few enjoy it. Most visit destinations for personal reasons more than just visiting to see. Yet, those that visit for pleasure get to see sights that wouldn’t be possible within an average day. It’s...

Italy is a country of south-central Europe, occupying a peninsula that juts deep into the Mediterranean Sea. Its longitude is 11. 255814 and latitude is 43. 769562. Italy has been described as one of the most beautiful places in the world and it also often...

The Italian civilization hosted different arts for ages , it was the home for discoveries and sciences and most importantly for buildings. Through the previous centuries architecture was developed and many styles were created. Taking into consideration the renaissance period and the baroque one. Renaissance...

Italy is one of the largest wine producing country in the world, it produces more wine in hectolitres than any other country in the world. The country is full of different regions, producing high-quality wines. Most of the vineyards in Italy has a rich and...

Italy, a beloved, historical, and tourist-filled nation in the south of Europe has long held the world’s attention when it comes to their distinctive cuisine and their long history of wine-making. In a sense, food and wine define Italy. Sipping rosé while sitting along the...

Italy has had a very interesting relationship with social democracy. After World War II it seemed that social democracy was really going to persist in all of Europe and solve all the problems that European nations had. However, Italy was a State that had figured...

After three despondent operas in Sydney’s cold winter – a conventional Lucia Di Lammermoor, a solemn Rigoletto and a dazzlingly dark Aida – a breath of fresh air is brought into the Sydney Opera house with an unusual rendition of Gioachino Rossini’s least remembered operas....

My culture informant was born in in Italy and raised by her parents. She moved to the United States at the age of 10 but still visits Italy every chance her family can. She is now in her third year of college and still talks...

Part A Lifestyle The Italian lifestyle is all about sunshine, rich culture and traditions, historical heritage around every corner. Most small towns in Italy markets at least once or twice a week, while in the larger cities you can find markets almost everywhere. Italy is...

The differences in infrastructure, housing, poverty, and quality of life are clear to the eye as one travels down the Italian peninsula. Both to native Italians and to foreigners alike, it seems that Northern Italy is better off economically than Southern Italy. This is not...

Dominos has been a key player in Italian and fast-food industry since 1960 running nearly 11000 franchises all over the world. This famous pizza joint has nearly achieved leadership in the market for expanding globally across 70 countries and more than 4 continents. They have...

Italian campaign Allied forces (including Canadians) invaded Italy in July 1943 which opened up a new front in Southern Europe. They captured the island of Sicily and advanced up mainland Italy By the fall of 1943 the advance was slowed down by determined German resistance....

The Italian Film Festival was founded in 2000 by Antonio Zeccola who, in one of Australia’s many migrant success stories, built Australia’s only national boutique cinema network, which now encompasses more than one hundred screens nationally.Eighteen years ago, Antonio realised that Australia had other film...

The five days of Milan was a time of intense street fighting in Milan, a city in Italy, between the people of Milan against the Milanese and Austrians. The Milanese and the Austrians fought under the command of the old marshal, Radetzky. This fighting resulted...

Maria Montessori (1870– 1952) Montessori was by any measure a phenomenal person. She at first opposed going into showing one of only a handful couple of callings accessible to ladies in the late nineteenth century and rather ended up plainly one of the primary ladies...

Lorenzo de’ Medici Italian merchant prince, called Lorenzo il Magnifico [the magnificent]. He thrived in 1464. His father, Piero de’ Medici, as head of the Medici family and as virtual ruler of Florence. One of the towering figures of the Italian Renaissance, he was a...

Mussolini’s Rise to Power After serving in the Italian army during WW1, Mussolini returned home, looking for a way to unify the Italian people. In 1918, he began to deliver emotional speeches, calling for a dictator to head the country. He argued that only a...

Italy and Germany Invade During the first world war in an effort to avoid future devastating conflicts, the League of Nations was proposed. The League of Nations was a group of the nations that promised to help out fellow nations if any state were to...

The Medici and the Renaissance John Fowls wrote that, “In essence the Renaissance was simply the green end of one of civilization’s hardest winters” (1969). He could not have been more correct. The world before the Renaissance was bleak; a place filled with war, plagues,...

The Italian-American Mafia started in the early 20 centuries. It grew due to probation and illegal activities. Its manly in New York and Chicago after the probation ended they got into the illegal gambling, drug trafficking, while also getting in with labor unions and construction...