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Up until 1999, Italian children only had to go to school until age fourteen.

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IN NORWAY,
there is a tradition called "Russefeiring," which celebrates one's graduation from high school. However, this isn't your average celebration. There is heavy drinking, rioting, and looting.

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In Italy, they celebrate Easter the Monday after we do, celebrating the rising on Jesus after being crucified

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America  has adopted from Italy is the AMAZING food

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was my paternal grandmother's father, Scognus Nordmoe, who came in the early nineteenth century with his wife and had seven kids: Dorothy, Donny, LaVerne, Eugene, Gerald, Kenny, Delores, and, my grandmother, Beverly.

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Sentence translated from English to Italian

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Sentence translated from English to Italian

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Italian-

Sono davvero fame e il cibo italiano è davvero squisito

English- I'm really hungry and Italian food is really delicious

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WAS built in AD 69 under the orders of Rome's Emperor at the time, Vespasian. Then, the Colosseum had many purposes, but the main reasons were for things like animal hunts and killings, executions, re-enactments of famous battles in history, plays, and fights. Though it's over two-thousand years old and has been very worn down over those years, the Colosseum is still an amazing old building.

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The Colosseum or Coliseum ( kol-ə-SEE-əm ), also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre (Latin: Amphitheatrum Flavium; Italian: Anfiteatro Flavio [aŋfiteˈaːtro ˈflaːvjo] or Colosseo [kolosˈsɛːo]), is an oval amphitheatre in the centre of the city of Rome, Italy. Built of travertine, tuff, and brick-faced concrete, it is the largest amphitheatre ever built.

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The Currency in Norway is called a Krone, and one Krone is equal to 0.12 USD

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The Currency in Norway is called a Krone, and one Krone is equal to 0.12 USD

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The Push-Pull Factors of Italians coming to America in the early 20th century included:

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The Push-Pull Factors of Italians coming to America in the early 20th century included:

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Push- persecution, fear, natural disasters, poverty and unemployment.
Pull- freedom, safety, stability and new opportunities.

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push and pull factors of italian migration

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Push and Pull factors of Italian Migration for Kids ***

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Find EXAMPLES of Push and Pull factors of Italian Migration for kids. List of Push and Pull factors of immigration from Italy to America. Economic, political, environmental, social Push and Pull factors of Italian Migration to America for kids, children, homework and schools.

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Chef's Note

"These sweet crepe-like pancakes get rolled up into mini jelly roll shapes and are a real hit with children. I serve these often to overnight guests - especially during holiday gatherings. You may use whatever jelly you prefer, we like raspberry or blackberry with seeds the best. The cook time is an approximation of how long I personally take to cook all of the batter - it only takes a few minutes for each crepe."

Directions

1. Whisk together well the sugar, eggs, salt, milk, and flour in a large bowl until there are almost no lumps.

2. Heat a medium-sized nonstick skillet or a crepe pan (sprayed first with nonstick spray) to medium-low.

3. Pour a THIN layer of batter into the skillet, about 1/4 cup or so- it should be just enough batter to coat the bottom of your pan.

4. Swirl the pan to coat pan evenly with the batter.

5. Carefully but quickly flip the pancake as soon it looks like it has started to very lightly brown and has begun to bubble.

6. Once flipped, the second side only takes a few more seconds to cook- remove quickly to a plate.

7. Immediately spread pancake with a small amount of butter and about 1/2 tsp of jelly or to taste (do not overfill with either or it will get soggy and too sweet).

8. Roll up into a tube, jelly-roll style and serve.

9. Repeat with remaining batter.

10. Note: If possible, assign a helper to spread the butter& jam onto the cooked pancakes as they come out of the pan.

11. You may need to re-whisk the batter between each pancake as it may settle.

12. Also, I sometimes need to add a fresh spray of nonstick spray to the pan between pancakes.

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Norwegian Pancakes Recipe - Genius Kitchen

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These sweet crepe-like pancakes get rolled up into mini jelly roll shapes and are a real hit with children. I serve these often to overnight guests - especially during holiday gatherings. You may use whatever jelly you prefer, we like raspberry or blackberry with seeds the best.

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This is Italy's Prime Minister, Paolo Gentiloin

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This is Italy's Prime Minister, Paolo Gentiloin

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who is elected by the people.

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I am parts:
English, Scottish, Irish, Welsh, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, Swiss, and Swedish, I'll be doing my project on Norway and Italy.