Differences between Italy and America. Differences in Our Schools… Less structured classes Less technology in the classes Longer classes Don’t learn in.

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Differences between Italy and America

Differences in Our Schools… Less structured classes Less technology in the classes Longer classes Don’t learn in English

Differences in meals… Eat at different times More food served

Differences in cities and traffic… They drive with few rules Roads are unkept Buildings and houses are close together Most things are made of stucco Italian cars are made smaller and have a hatchback while American cars are all sizes and a variety of trunks.

Differences in history and culture.. They have longer period of history More dedicated to arts than sports

Differences in music… Listen to music in all languages Americans only listen to english and sometimes spanish

Differences in free time… Don’t sit around Don’t play sports in school Spend most of their time out on the go

Differences in family relationship.. Very close Speak to each other more than american families