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How do countries rely on the Pacific Ocean?
They need fish.
How is Japan's technology today better than Koreas' technology?
You can't say that. Korea is a strong and modernized country like japan. They are the chosen ones in Science, education, construction, computer , cellar phones, military, and information technology(IT).Japan doesn't even stands a chance to Korean on these field. So wake up, and study more about both countries. Don't rely on the fact that japan is a better country than Korea in technology. Japanese can't even sing a song.They all have the same voice.
Why was there rising tension between the united states and japan prior to world war two?
There were rising tensions between the U.S. and japan mostly because the U.S. put economic sanctions(boycotted) on japan. This meant that we would not trade with japan. This was very bad for japan because japan has few to none natural resources. What mad this even worse was japan was in a war and needed food for troops, oil/gas for tanks,planes,trucks,ect., metal for tanks,planes,trucks,ect, We put economic sanctions on japan because they were invading china(our ally) and other countries. So then Japan bombed pearl harbor,then we won the war.
What other civilizations did the Mayans rely of for many ideas and inventions?
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How do Americans commuting habits differ from other nations?
Americans typically rely more on personal vehicles for commuting compared to many other nations, particularly in Europe and Asia, where public transportation systems are more developed and widely used. In countries like Japan and Germany, high-speed trains and efficient public transit encourage lower car dependency. Additionally, American urban sprawl often leads to longer commute times, while denser cities in other nations may allow for shorter, more walkable commutes. These differences reflect varying cultural attitudes towards transportation, urban planning, and infrastructure investment.
Why is japan has the largest merchant fleet in the world?
Japan is an island nation with no major railroads attach to other countries, therefore they rely on merchant shipping. Also Japan has limited natural resources and relies on imports from other countries, which requires a large merchant fleet.
What is Interdependent trade?
It is how you rely on other countries to trade with you.
When countries rely on each other that is known as.?
Interdependence
Why Ghana is one of the poorest countries in the world?
Because all the african countries are poor. They always rely on help from other countries
What is the importance of whaling?
There isn't much importance for main countries that do it like Japan and Norway. Only area that rely on it as a main food source is like in state of Alaska and maybe the faroe islands but they do have other forms of food.
Explain why countries such as France and Japan rely on heavily on nuclear power?
They are keen to have:Clean energyCheap energyDiversified energy sourcesSafe energyMastering nuclear technology
Which countries are poor in fossil fuels?
Some countries that are poor in fossil fuels include Japan, Singapore, and Switzerland. These countries rely heavily on imports to meet their energy needs due to limited domestic reserves of oil, gas, and coal.
How and why may the economy of the area be affected by flooding?
Flooding may destroy crops in which countries like Africa and some other Asian countries rely on for their economic system.
Which countries have nuclear power plants?
Some countries with nuclear power plants include the United States, France, China, Russia, Japan, and South Korea. These countries rely on nuclear energy for electricity generation.
What does Japan's economy rely on most?
Fishing
When countries rely on each other to help produce and sell products?
Every single country relies on each other for trade.
Which nations rely most on nuclear fission and which do not?
France, Belgium, Spain, Germany, UH, USA, Russia, China, Canada, Ukraine, Check republic, Korea, Japan, South Africa, Pakistan, India, and many other countries (in total 31 world countries). Countries nor using nuclear fission are for example North African countries, Arab countries (except the United Arab Emirates), and many Asian countries
