What is the difference between Greece and Italy?

Greece is located in the southern part of the Balkan Peninsula, on the Peloponnese and Crete. The lands of the Greek state themselves are hilly and mountainous, where small rivers flow. The local climate is conducive to the development of cattle breeding and gardening.

Italy is located on the territory of the Apennine peninsula. Here the terrain is hilly in places, flat in places. Italy, like Greece, is washed from all sides by seas, except for the north. The climate is conducive to the development of agriculture, cattle breeding and horticulture.