Most countries change their name as a sign of gaining independence. Usually when a country has broken free of a reign they will change what the previous ruler bestowed for the land.
They did not. Egypt is one country of over 50 countries on the continent of Africa.
because they might not like it or they decide its old fashion so they change it to E.g. the Gold Coast in Australia used to be called Ghana
Most African countries. They only ruled the upper northern countries around coast. There are too many to name, as names change and the gave regions a name. But, they never ruled in any of the Americas, Norway, Sweden, Ireland, China, Japan, Iceland. It's easier to list the countries they did rule.
Many dozens of countries use nickel in their coins. Please post a new and more specific question with the name(s) of the country or countries you're interested in.
There is change in time in different countries because different countries are on different longitudes.
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name change
yes you can i am 13 an my mum just had mine changed
There is no current way has to how to change your name other than restarting the game from scratch at the moment. But usually there is a pokesav that is released each time a new Pokemon game fully comes out in all countries, providing you have action replay ds you can just use the generated code to change your trainer name and rivals name if need be, Pokesav has many other features too.
Yes. You can change its name when you obtain it and if you go to the name rater he can change it for you.
To change your name on flipnote hatena just change your name in the System settings and it should change on flipnote hatena. Or if you want to change your user name I have no idea, If i find out i will tell you thebacman@hotmail.com wwwflipnotefans.webs.com to change your user name you just change your name in your dsi settings.
It did not change its name. The USSR referred to not just Russia but a collection of countries, which together were called the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. That was between 1922 and 1991. In 1991 they split up, leaving Russia on its own again, being one of 15 countries.