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Who were the first people to inhabit the western hemisphere?
The first people to inhabit the Western Hemisphere was the Spanish.
What are the List of western countries in the world?
Depends on what you mean by a 'Western country'. There are varying definitions of a 'Western country'. Mine is- any country that is significantly shaped enough by European/Western culture that its mainstream society develops a European/Westernised culture. Of course, this would include most European nations. Here goes: -United States -United Kingdom & Ireland -Western & Central Europe (Inc. Denmark) -Scandinavia -Canada -Australia -New Zealand -South Africa -Some Latin American countries (e.g. Brazil, Argentina, Mexico) -Poland (?) -Croatia (?) -Estonia (?) -Latvia (?) -Lithuania (?) -Finland -Iceland -To an extent, Mediterranean Europe ================================================== Answer 2: Edit: In the broadest sense of the term, 'western' could mean any European country, or country settled by europeans. The list of 'western' countries varies wildly, for example some people might include countries where western style liberal democracy and free market economics has come to dominate society but where the culture is distinct from the enlightenment, judeo-christian culture that has come to predominate in Europe and north America, e.g. south Korea or japan, Western and western-style countries would probably include: All of Europe except Russia, Belarus and Ukraine. North and South America. South Africa. Australia and New Zealand. And more broadly: South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore and perhaps the Philippines. The list of western countries will
Who are the people of the western hemisphere?
Australia
Why are squat toilets supposed to be cleaner than western ones?
Because people stand with the western ones.
What would people in the western front eat?
donuts!
What did many Europeans feel was their duty to the 'backward' people of the world?
to civilize them
What did many Europeans feel was their duty backward people of the world?
to civilize them
What did many Europeans feels was their duty to the backward people of the world?
to civilize them
What did many Europeans feel was their duty to the backward people of the world?
to civilize them
Was lenin a poor leader to the people of russia?
The answer is no, he had a vision put it into action it worked but it was not right for Russia at the time they were simply not ready for his changes because the country was backward compared to other western countries in many ways
How did many Europeans feel was their duty to the backward people of the world?
Many Europeans in the 19th and early 20th centuries believed it was their duty to "civilize" what they termed the "backward" peoples of the world. This mindset was rooted in a sense of cultural superiority and the belief in the moral obligation to spread Western values, religion, and governance. This paternalistic attitude often justified imperialism and colonialism, as Europeans thought they were helping these societies progress, despite the often devastating consequences of their actions. Such views were emblematic of the broader ideologies of colonialism and racial superiority prevalent during that era.
What problems do western Samoa people have?
Problems experienced by people in other countries.
How do people in London dress?
Much the same as people in other western countries.
What do people in England do for a living in?
The same as they do in other western countries.
What can a cilia be compered to?
Cilia can be compared to people of western countries, who participated collectively to develop their countries.
What attitude did people in the industrialization countries have toward other peoples?
During industrialization, people in industrialized countries often held a sense of superiority toward other nations and cultures, viewing them as less developed or "backward." This attitude was fueled by a belief in progress and the benefits of industrialization, leading to the justification of imperialism and colonization. Many believed they had a duty to civilize what they perceived as "primitive" societies, often disregarding the value of indigenous cultures and practices. This mindset contributed to significant social, economic, and political inequalities on a global scale.
What clothes do england people wear?
Much the same as people in other Western countries.
