By Ezekiel Lat

Italy! Italy is a great country to study. It attracted me more to go there but one thing let me down. The construct of the building was classic but lovely, I have been told that the Italian’s are very strict and not used to American’s visiting. They have their own special food like spaghetti and pizza.

More Italy! Italy has a lot of landmarks all over them. Did you know? That Italy is shaped like a boot kicking Sicily like are rock. Venice is a city that is surrounded by water. When actually it is floating on water by tanks just like a boat.

Landmarks. The landmarks in Italy is incredible! Tall, lean,bulky and strong. Most of the landmarks are really old and survived natural calamities including earthquakes and lightning. The landmarks are the L.T.O.P, Colosseum, St Mark Square, Venice.

New Zealand! NZ has modern structural design and is part of U.K. It is part of U.K because Captain Cook was the one who found the island. NZ has a large cultural diversity group. The food is very European.

Landmarks. NZ has very natural and advanced landmarks. I have been to the Auckland Harbour Bridge, Mount Eden, One Tree Hill and the Auckland City Central.

Similarities  both nations are small.  both nations are western nations,culturewise.  both nations are democracies.  both nations are buddies with the USA.  both nations have a small population.  both nations are developed.  They're both on crustal plate margins so both have volcanoes and earthquakes.

Differences  Italy is an Italian speaking nation while New Zealand is an English speaking nation.  Italy has a way longer history than NZ does.  Italy is not an immigration nation while NZ is.  Italy was a big part of world war 2 while NZ was not.  there is only one nation on this planet where people speak Italian. There are lots of nations where English is spoken as a first language.  Italy is not lonely for it has France,Spain and Switzerland around him while NZ is alone in the middle of the sea.

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