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Iraq, Afghanistan, and other Middle Eastern countries around there.
Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.
Mesopotamia is loated in the Middle East on the Fertile Crescent between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. That is in present-day Iraq and some other Middle Eastern countries.
The important capitals are:Medina (in presently Kingdom of Saudi Arabia)Al-Koufa (in presently Iraq)Damascus (in presently Syria)Baghdad (in presently Iraq)Al-Qahira (or Cairo in English, Egypt)
There are many present phenomena. Please resubmit with something that can more clearly be pinned down.
No leaders were present. The boundaries were decided centuries ago by the leaders of the European countries that conquered most of Africa.
Iraq, Afghanistan, and other Middle Eastern countries around there.
Some present-day countries with geographic boundaries that have changed little since 1520 include Japan, Morocco, Portugal, and Sweden. These countries have maintained relatively stable borders over the centuries due to factors such as strong national identities, geographic barriers, and limited expansionist ambitions.
Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.Beginning with Egypt and traveling west, you could safely say that all the present day countries that border the Mediterranean on the continent of Africa were included in the Roman empire. If not the entire country, with present day boundaries, at least the portion of the country that bordered the sea.
Most present-day faults occur along boundaries. The three types of geologic boundaries are transform boundaries, divergent boundaries and convergent boundaries.
the present system of education meet the requirement of islamic fiqah
In 1910, Russia's political boundaries extended from Eastern Europe to Siberia in Asia, encompassing a vast territory that included present-day Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and parts of Central Asia.
It is mainly in Iraq, but it goes into some other Middle Eastern countries as well.
The Eastern District of New York extends into present-day Vermont due to historical jurisdictional boundaries established during the formation of the United States. In the late 18th century, Vermont was a disputed territory, initially claimed by both New York and New Hampshire. When Vermont became a state in 1791, it retained some of these overlapping legal jurisdictions, leading to the Eastern District's unusual geographical boundaries. The existing legal framework and historical context of state formation contributed to this extension.
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632 CE to present
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