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"Remote" typically refers to being far away from major centers or densely populated areas, while "isolated" suggests being cut off or separated from others, without access to support or resources. Remote locations can still be connected and have services, while isolated places may be more secluded and lacking in connectivity.
He felt isolated due to the distance between his farm and the neighbors.
Yes however it became increasingly isolated when the whole of the Mississippi River fell into Union hands.
They made themselves their own neighbors, taking land that wasn't theirs.
Ethiopia and Liberia weren't colonized and are the only countries in Africa not colonized. But it is worth noting that Ethiopia was occupied. Italy invaded in the mid-1930s, and then, in 1941, England conquered Ethiopia and became its occupiers.
many centuries ago, it kept itself isolated from the world for many years.
In those days, Germany as a country did not exist. There only were a great number of tribes who mostly led an isolated existence in small communities.
Japan has, for centuries, been a country that has isolated itself from the rest of the world. That is one major reason why it has a distinctive culture.
Japan has, for centuries, been a country that has isolated itself from the rest of the world. That is one major reason why it has a distinctive culture.
The concept of god seems to have arisen in different parts of the world, as animism evolved through shamanism to formal religions. We see gods in geographically isolated places from the ancient Americas to China. Ethiopia might have developed the concept of god, or might have received it by conquest, trade or migration from other regions.
In ancient times particularly, Egypt was relatively isolated from its neighbors in all directions due to its unique geographic location. To north and to south, connections with neighbors were possible only through sea-borne travel. To east and to west (and also to the south), Egypt was bordered by vast expanses of desert, which made travel and communications difficult, if not entirely impossible.