Many were not rich therefore they couldn't buy many clothes and were stuck with the same old rags day after day. Many worked hard long days and didn't stop and were tired therefore cranky. In the 1400's many Italians were born with lumps on their noses and were VERY hairy!!!! They were very strange like many other cultures and loved pasta and Pizza! Many were not rich therefore they couldn't buy many clothes and were stuck with the same old rags day after day. Many worked hard long days and didn't stop and were tired therefore cranky. In the 1400's many Italians were born with lumps on their noses and were VERY hairy!!!! They were very strange like many other cultures and loved pasta and pizza!
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Actually Italy was a very crowded area, people would die each day from lack of food or diseases. Beger's were out in the streets seeing if a kind soul could just spare some money so they could maybe get some food scraps. Life in Italy was hard, Leonardo Davinci lived in Italy and he made all sorts of things like a bomber (a plane in which that drops explosives) The metal car (tank) The fully automatic, heavy duty weapon (machine gun) Armed watercraft (boat) and many more! But in the sense of Italy back then having no power, no heaters, no electricity, and lack of food, we should be lucky to have what we have today
During the 1400's, Italy was not a unified nation. Each city-state had its own independent government.
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Italian soldiers had nothing to do with the Jews in World War II. The Italian government did not persecute the Jews during World War II. The Italian Jews were not transported to concentration camps until 1943 when the Italians turned against the Nazis and joined the Allies. When the Germans took over, they sent the Italian Jews to concentration camps. One of the most famous Italian Jews was Primo Levi who was sent to Auschwitz where he worked in the Monowitz labor camp. He was arrested as a partisan who was fighting with the Allies. Added: The German Nazis tried mostly unsuccessfully to get the Italian fascist government of Mussolini to ship Italy's Jews to German death camps. Mussolini & his government resisted. This is a major difference in policy between the Italian government and that of Germany, which is a good thing. Contrast this with the behavior of Vichy France: The Vichy French government enthusiastically embraced the German request to ship Jews to death camps, and added their own levels of persecution on the Jewish population in southern (Vichy) France.
Joan of Arc in the 1400s. Or the king Louis the 9th to the crusades.
People didn't know much then. Such as cures, and medical reasons.
Magnectic Compass Astrolabes Quadrants Hand Lead Line ~There are also more that I didn't list down~