MY FAMILY TREE

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Frank
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Frank
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Kathy
States
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Wyatt
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Paul Miller
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Corina
Gary Miller
Williams Kathey
Bonnie Williams
Henery
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MEANING OF THE COLORS
green represents the country's plains and the hills; white, the
snow-capped Alps; and red, blood spilt in the Wars of Italian
Independence.
WHERE IN THE WORLD?
LIFE EXPECTANCY
Approximately 81
POPULATION
Italy 61,261,254
Ranked 23rd in the world
RELIGION
Roman catholic
Catholics may seem different from other Christians, but they
have many of the same underlying beliefs as Protestants.
They believe in the Trinity, Christs divinity, the Word of
God, and more. They differ in several areas, too, like the use
of the Apocrypha and the placing of spiritual authority on
the Pope in Rome. They also place an emphasis on
interceding through saints, and they believe in Purgatory.
Also, the doctrine surrounding the Eucharist differs, too.
LANGUAGE
Italian
Hello=ciao
How are you= come stai
Please=per favore
Thank you=grazie
How old are you=quanti anni hai
MAJOR HOLIDAY
Epiphany
the manifestation of Christ to the Gentiles as represented by
the Magi
Epiphany is celebrated in Italy on January 6 every year. This
holiday is based on the story of the three wise men (or
kings) offering Jesus gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh
The Epiphany feast, known as La Befana, is an important part
of the Christmas festivities in Italy. La Befana originates
from a fairytale about a woman who flies on a broomstick
bringing presents to children in Italy. La Befana is believed
to be searching for baby Jesus, hence why she bears gifts
for children. Many cities and towns in Italy organize
festivities and parades to celebrate Epiphany on January 6
TRADITIONAL FOOD
Pasta e Fagioli
5 cups water
1 cups dried white beans: navy, baby lima, or northern
1 onion, coarsely chopped
2 cups canned Italian-style tomatoes, with juice
1 cup each of celery and carrots, finely chopped and sliced
3 cloves garlic, coarsely chopped, or 1 teaspoon garlic granules
pound cooked smoked ham, chopped
3 bay leaves
cup macaroni (shells, bows, or elbows), uncooked
Salt and pepper, to taste
cup Parmesan cheese, grated, for garnish
THE COLISEUM

For travelers making their way through Italy, the Coliseum is a

must see. This huge Amphitheater is the largest of its kind
ever built by the Roman Empire and has remained a model
for sports facilities right up to modern times. Today the
structure stands in stark contrast to the modern
development that surrounds it, and is a prominent reminder
of ancient times and the extensive history of Rome.
VENICE CANALS
A gondola ride through the canals of Venice is a tradition that
travelers have been participating in for centuries. Venice is
a city of islands and the canals have long been, in many
ways, the city's streets. Lining the canals are the old
buildings which have remained relatively unchanged for
hundreds of years, adding to the romantic charm. The Grand
Canal is the most famous of these waterways and one of the
most photographed sites in Venice
VATICAN CITY
The Vatican is home to some of the world's most priceless art
and art collections. Beyond the obvious sites of St Peter's
Basilica and St Peter's square, the Vatican is home to
countless attractions. The famous Sistine Chapel displays
wall and ceiling paintings by Michelangelo and many of
other of Italy's most famous artists.
11TH GRADE
Terrazzo Worker and finishers
NATURE OF WORK
Apply a mixture of cement, sand, pigment, or marble chips to
floors, stairways, and cabinet fixtures to fashion durable
and decorative surfaces.
EDUCATION NEEDED
High school deploma.
OTHER QUALIFICATIONS
Past construction and cement work.
JOB OUTLOOK AND FUTURE PROSPECTS
Opportunities for cement masons, concrete finishers,
segmental pavers, and terrazzo workers are expected to be
good, particularly for those with the most experience and
skills. Employers report difficulty in finding workers with the
right skills, as many qualified jobseekers often prefer work
that is less strenuous and has more comfortable working
conditions.
POTENTIAL EARNING
Between 20800 and 78790 a year
COLLEGE
No collage is required for this occupation.
VP OF UNION 354
PAUL MILLER
SALARY
Approx. $80,000-$90,000 a year
COLLEGE
None needed
NATURE OF WORK
Make deals with contactors and calls to send people to work in
places
OTHER REQUIREMENTS
Apprenticeship and membership to union