What is the area oF Gaul, Italy called now ?
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You should think of Gaul as generally what we think of as France today, not italy.
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That area were the Papal States. They were controlled by the Pope and under the protection of France.\n\nBut in 1870, Napoleon III lost the war against Prussia and wasn't able to protect the Pope anymore so the unified Italy could invade Rome.\n\nBy the way, the last area to join wasn't Rome but Trieste and Trento, taken from Austria after WW1.
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Yes, you are correct. It is in Gallia County, Ohio
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Italy...no matter what region you're talking about.  The whole freaking country has the best food in the world!
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The alps.Trino began in the 3rd century B.C.The frist taurine tribes blended with the Celtoligurians and the Gallic populations which migrated across the Alps.
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Italy and Scotland.\nThese are two places that are very high on my list, i find them very interesting.
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Salmatia was an area in the far north east of the german \n/ russian border. the people from there joined the Vandles in the sacking of roma.
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C'est une question \n\nL'Italie (italien : Italia) est un pays d'Europe méridionale. Située au centre de la mer Méditerranée, elle est isolée du reste du continent par le massif des Alpes.\n\nL'apport de l'Italie à la civilisation occidentale est immense : elle est notamment le berceau de l'Empire romain et de la Renaissance italienne. Existant en tant qu'État depuis la Réunification (1861), elle est aujourd'hui une démocratie parlementaire solide, membre fondateur de l'Union européenne. L'Italie reste un acteur majeur de la scène internationale, forte de ses soixante millions d'habitants, de la force de son économie (elle est la sixième puissance économique mondiale) et de son rôle au sein de nombreuses organisations internationales (OTAN, UE, G8).\n\nHistorique : Défaite à l'euro 2000 face à la France !!\n                   Défaite en septembre 3-1 face à la France !!
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Italy. They also are in France, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Lichtenstein, and Slovenia
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Brasilla or Brasillia.  Its there new capitol in the middle of the country.  It was totally planned out before it was built in the 1950s or 60s
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http://geography.about.com/library/blank/blxitaly.htm
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The Roman Republic. That's where they got the name for the "senate" and the idea for a two house legislature. By the way, the Romans were pagans at that time.
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the Po and two of its tributaries, the Dora Riparia (from the Celtic duria meaning "water," later changed to "Duria Minor" by the Romans), and the Stura di Lanzo and Sangone.\n\nEager to win 10 points, would you? :")
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I think you are getting a little mixed up with your question and you are not providing enough information to answer your question. Not sure what you mean by Herculonious period as no such period existed in Italy, unless you mean the city of Herculaneum, which was a part of Campania. The town itself was named after Hercules, but was covered in volcanic ash and lava, by Mount Vesuvius at the same time as Pompeii in 79AD. \n\nCampania is a region of Southern Italy, bordering on Lazio to the north-west, Molise to the north, Puglia to the north-east, Basilicata to the east, and the Tyrrhenian Sea to the west. The region covers 13,595 km² and has a population of 5.8 million.\n\nIf you require the history of Campania you will find it here.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campania
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Italy, officially the Italian Republic (Italian: Italia, IPA: /i'talja/ or Repubblica Italiana, IPA: /re'pubblika ita'ljana/), is a Southern European country, situated on the western side of the European continent. It comprises the Italian peninsula, the Po River valley, and two large islands in the Mediterranean Sea, Sicily and Sardinia, and shares its northern alpine boundary with France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia. The country also shares a sea border with Croatia. The independent countries of San Marino and the Vatican City are enclaves within Italian territory.\n\nFor more than 3,000 years Italy witnessed many migrations and invasions from Germanic, Celtic, Frankish, Byzantine Greek, Saracen, Norman, and the French Angevin, and Lombard peoples. Italy was also home to many well-known and influential civilisations, including the Etruscans, Greeks and the Romans.\n\nItaly is called Belpaese (Italian for beautiful country) by its inhabitants, due to the beauty and variety of its landscapes and for having the world's largest artistic patrimony; the country is home to the greatest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites (40 as of January 1, 2006).\n\nPresently, Italy is a highly developed country with the 6th highest GDP in 2004, a member of the G8 and a founding member of what is now the European Union, having signed the Treaty of Rome in 1957.\n\nInhabitants of Italy are referred to as Italians (Italian: Italiani). There exist several theories concerning the origin of the name "Italia", but the most widely accepted etymology is that it is derived from the ancient Greek word italos (bull).
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France is divided into 95 administrative areas called "departments".\n\n01 Ain  Rhône - Alpes \n02 Aisne  Picardie  &  Nord \n03 Allier  Limousin  &  Auvergne \n04 Alpes-de-Haute-Provence  Provence-Alpes-Côte   d'Azur \n05 Hautes - Alpes  Provence-Alpes-Côte   d'Azur \n06 Alpes-Maritime  Provence-Alpes-Côte    d'Azur \n07 Ardèche  Rhône - Alpes \n08 Ardennes  Champagne \n09 Ariège  Midi - Pyrénées \n10 Aube  Champagne \n11 Aude  Languedoc - Rousillon \n12 Aveyron  Midi - Pyrénées \n13 Bouches-du-Rhône  Provence-Alpes-Côte    d'Azur \n14 Calvados  Normandie \n15 Cantal  Limousin & Auvergne \n16 Charente  Pitou -Charentes \n17 Charente - Maritime  Pitou -Charentes \n18 Cher  Centre \n19 Corréze  Limousin & Auvergne \n20 Corse {Corsica}  Corse [ Corsica ] \n2A Corse - du - sud  Corse [ Corsica ] \n2B Haute - Corse  Corse [ Corsica ] \n21 Côte - d' or  Bourogne [ Burgundy ] \n22 Côtes d ' Armor   Bretagne [ Brittany ] \n23 Creuse  Limousin & Auvergne \n24 Dordogne  Aquitaine \n25 Doubs  Franche - Comté \n26 Drôme  Rhône - Alpes \n27 Eure  Normandie \n28 Eure - et - Loire  Centre \n29 Finistère  Breagne [ Brittany ] \n30 Gard  Languedoc - Rousillon \n31 Haute - garonne  Midi - Pyrénées \n32 Gers  Midi - Pyrénées \n33 Gironde  Aquitaine \n34 Hérault  Languedoc - Rousillon \n35 Ille - et - Vilaine  Bretagne [ Brittany ]  \n36 Indre  Centre \n37 Indre - et - Loire  Centre \n38 Isère  Rhône - Alpes \n39 Jura  Franche - Comté \n40 Landes  Aquitaines \n41 Loir - et - Cher  Centre \n42 Loire  Rhône - Alpes \n43 Haute - Loire  Limousin & Auvergne \n44 Loire - Atlantique  Pays - de - la - Loire \n45 Loiret  Centre \n46 Lot  Midi - Pyrénées \n47 Lot - et - Garonne  Aquitaine \n48 Lozère  Languedoc - Rousillon \n\n\n49 Maine et Loire  Pays-de-la Loire \n50 Manche  Normandie \n51 Marne  Champagne \n52 Haute - Marne  Champagne \n53 Mayenne  Pays-de-la-Loire \n54 Meurthe-et-Moselle  Alsace & Lorraine \n55 Meuse  Alsace & Lorraine \n56 Morbihan  Bretagne [ Brittany ] \n57 Moselle  Alsace & Lorraine \n58 Nièvre  Bourgogne  [ Burgundy ] \n59 Nord  Picardie & Nord \n60 Oise  Picardie & Nord \n61 Orne  Normandie  [Normandy ] \n62 Pas de Calais  Picardie & Nord \n63 Puy-de-Dôme  Limousin & Auvergne \n64 Pyrénées - Atlantiques  Aquitaine \n65 Hautes - Pyrénées  Midi - Pyrénées \n66 Pyrénées - Orientales  Languedoc - Rousillon \n67 Bas - Rhine  Alsace & Lorraine  \n68 Haut - Rhin  Alsace & Lorraine \n69 Rhône  Rhône - Alpes \n70 Haute - Saône  Franche - Comté \n71 Saône - et - Loire  Bourgogne [ Burgundy ] \n72 Sarthe  Pays-de-la-Loire \n73 Savoie  Rhône - Alpes \n74 Haute - Savoie  Rhône - Alpes \n75 Paris  Ile - de - France \n76 Seine - Maritime  Normandie  [Normandy ] \n77 Seine et - Marne  Ile - de - France \n78 Yvelines  Ile - de - France \n79 Deux - Sèvres  Pitou - Charentes \n80 Somme  Picardie & Nord \n81 Tarn  Midi - Pyrénées \n82 Tarn - et - Garonne  Midi - Pyrénées \n83 Var  Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur \n84 Vaucluse  Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur \n85 Vendée  Pays - de - la - Loire \n86 Vienne  Pitou - Charentes \n87 Haute - Vienne  Limousin & Auvergne \n88 Vosges  Alsace & Lorraine \n89 Yonne  Bourgogne  [ Burgundy ] \n90 Territoire-de-Belfort  Franche - Comté \n91 Essonne  Ile - de - France \n92 Hauts - de - Seine  Ile - de - France \n93 Seine - Saint - Denis  Ile - de - France \n94 Val -de- Marne  Ile - de - France \n95 Val  d'Oise  Ile - de - France
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Look on Wikipedia.  Start with Rome, and if you are referring to the Collisseum, just search for that.  There is a lot of information there.