Islands are small and surrounded by water, but a continent is big and has many people living in countries on it.
It is absurd for an island to rule a continent because of the vast difference in size, population, resources, and power between the two. A small island would likely not have the capacity to govern a large continent effectively, nor would it be accepted or feasible for such a mismatched governance structure to exist.
Simón Bolívar played a key role in Latin America's independence from colonial rule by leading military campaigns and uniting various factions against Spanish colonial powers. His vision of a unified continent led to the liberation of several countries and the establishment of independent nations in South America. Bolívar's efforts contributed to the downfall of Spanish colonial rule and the emergence of sovereign states in the region.
Rhodes is an island in Greece, which is located in Europe. It is part of the continent of Europe.
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The Berlin Conference of 1884-1885 sought to partition the African continent among European powers. It resulted in the carving up of Africa without the consent of its inhabitants, leading to the colonization and exploitation of the continent's resources.
Governments based on rule by one person are called autocracies or monarchies. Rule by a few individuals is called an oligarchy, while rule by many people is called a democracy. These typologies reflect the distribution of power and decision-making authority within a political system.
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Thomas Paine was referring to a world where the "continent", the United States, that had many people and land, to be ruled by Britain, the "island".
Because an island is not as powerful as a continent. Also, most of the continents rule and island. For example, Hawaii is an island and it is ruled by the United States. If Hawaii ruled USA, that would be very awkward...haha...
continent not an island
An island continent is an entire continent that is completely surrounded by water. Australia is an island continent.
Technically, a continent is an island. Nonetheless, Australia is a continent.
No. Africa is not an island. It is a continent.
All continents have island associated with them. However, an island is technically not part of a continent. A continent is defined as one continuous land mass and an island is not connected to the continent.
By geographic convention, a continent is a continent and NOT an island. Therefore, Greenland is the largest island in the world (as part of North America) and Australia is a continent.
Australia is referred to as the "Island Continent".
Australia is a continent and island.
Some say Australia is a continent and an island, but by geographic convention, Australia is a continent, and Greenland is an island. Also, Antarctica is a continent, and not regarded as an island (again, by geographic convention).