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From 1884, the northern half of what is now Papua New Guinea was controlled by Germany and the southern half was controlled by England. Australia took control after World War I, through to 1975.
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Which of the tribes controlled parts of north Africa?
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Who was the country in world war 2 that was under control of Asia and USA?
The USA was controlled by the USA. Parts of Asia were overtaken by the Japanese and other parts were still self-controlled and battling the Japanese.
Why did Australia fight in New Guinea in World War 2?
Papua New Guinea was important to Japan because they needed a piece of land close enough to Australia so their aircraft would be able to bomb cities and major targets. So Port Morseby was a great place to stage the invasion fleet.Answer Japan had never seriously considered invading Australia, and desired PNG to deny it to the Allies and to neutralise Australia as a base for counter-attack. PNG was important to Australia as a source of raw materials, and was under Australian control under a League of Nations mandate. The Japanese presence there was a huge worry to Australians, who weren't aware that there were no serious Japanese plans to invade Australia.
Who controlled the middle east in 1803?
In 1803, most of the Middle East was controlled by the Ottoman Empire except for Persia which was under control of the Qajjar Kingdom and some parts of Arabia which were under Bedouin control.
What was the relationship between China and Korea before the rise of the Koryo kingdom?
Japan controlled different parts of the country.
What type of echidna lives in Papua New Guinea?
The long-beaked echidna is native to Papua New Guinea, but the short-beaked echidna is also found in lowland parts of PNG.
Who is the president of new guinea?
New Guinea consists of parts of two different countries, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. There is no one president of the island.
What is a brightly coloured bird found in northern Australia and New Guinea and features on the flag of Papua New Guinea?
The Bird of Paradise is a brightly coloured bird found in parts of far northern Australia, and in New Guinea. It features on the flag of Papua New Guinea.
What are differences between Papua New Guinea and Australia?
They are two different countries. Australia largly takes after England and American and is mainly populated by 'whites' (for the lack of a better word) where as Papua New Guinea follows nations like Singapore and Malaysia and is mostly populated by 'asians' (again for the lack of a better word). Australia is more modern and technologically advanced than most parts of Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea once belonged to Australia but declared independence in 1975. For more information mearly search both Australia and Papua New Guinea on wikipedia and compare for yourself.
How many body parts dose the faiwol tribe in papua new guinea count to help them with numbers?
The Faiwol tribe in Papua New Guinea traditionally counts using body parts, specifically relying on their fingers and toes. They typically recognize a total of 20 body parts for counting, which corresponds to the number of fingers and toes on a human body. This method of counting is a reflection of their cultural practices and understanding of numbers.
What countries adopted Outcomes Based Education?
New Zealand, Australia, some parts of the United States, South Africa, Botswana, Papua New Guinea
Which country does sugar cane come from?
Sugar cane originates from Papua New Guinea and is believed to have spread from there to various parts of the world.
Which three islands does Indonesia share with other countries?
The island of Borneo is home to Brunei and parts of Indonesia and Malaysia.The western half of the island of Timor is part of the Indonesian province of East Nusa Tenggara, and the eastern half is the country East Timor or Timor-Leste.The island of New Guinea is shared by part of Indonesia and part of Papua New Guinea.
Can sugar gliders from US be brought to South Korea?
Sugar Gliders aren't even found in The United Sates. They are native to Australia and parts of Papua New Guinea. But to answer your question. It is highly unlikely.
What mountain does the kokoda track cross?
The Kokoda Track crosses the Owen Stanley Range in Papua New Guinea. The range still has no road through it, and climbing even parts of it requires a high fitness level.
What mountain range does the kokoda track cross?
The Kokoda Track crosses the Owen Stanley Range in Papua New Guinea. The range still has no road through it, and climbing even parts of it requires a high fitness level.
What are the countries of the british commonwealth?
They are United Kingdom, Canada, Sri Lanka, Australia, Bangladesh, India, Lesotho, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand, and Nigeria.Only former colonies and parts of the UK are eligible for Commonwealth membership.
