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Living in an occupied country can be characterized by a constant sense of uncertainty and tension. Daily life is often disrupted by military presence, curfews, and restrictions on movement, leading to a feeling of powerlessness. Residents may experience fear of violence or repression, along with a struggle to maintain cultural identity and autonomy. Community solidarity often becomes crucial as people seek to support one another in challenging circumstances.
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When a marine is in iniform do you have to salute all flags?
it depends on what country you are in because in some country's like Australia (where i live) you don't have to but i know for a fact that in other country's you have to.
What is residential owner occupied mean?
The person(s) who live in the house, also own the house. They do NOT rent or lease it from a third party.
Why it is important to remember the soldiers?
Soliders fight and die for our freedom. IF we did not fight then we would have other countries taking over our country and we would not be the United States. You would not be allowed to live the way you do if we did not have soliders. So why is it not important to remember the soliders?
Do people still live on Iwo Jima?
Only Japanese military personnel. There are no native inhabitants on Iwo Jima. The United States occupied it until 1968, when it was returned to Japan.
Will you die if you surrender?
No you won't. Just like that if you go out to war and you fight with other country or countries and they're much stronger than you are but there is only one way that you can live. Just surrender and makesure you do good things as they told you to do than they'll let you go, let you live and forgive you but if you continue to fight and won't give up, you will not live. To live you also have to say sorry what you have done.
Why should you like your country?
You should like your country because you live there. If you don't like you country, don't live there.
Are people that live in the city more friendly than people that live in the country?
That seems like it would be more of an opinion..But I think people in the country are more friendly
May you live with a girlfriend while separated from your wife?
In the U.S. of course you can it's a free country! You can live with whoever you would like!
What happens if there is no Military Defence?
you would have to learn the language of occupying forces, if they let you live, and probably live like a slave..............sound alright to you ???? look what happened in Europe during WW2. Most countries had no or little defense and they were occupied......................
Would you like to live under a dictatorship?
No, because one person would be in charge of the whole country . No one could vote on a discicion because that person would have all control of the country.
Why would people want to live their country?
They cant live their country but they can live in their country and because they could love it and could've been born in their favorite country.
Which country do live in?
Any country they like, but traditionally Denmark.
What is a good country to live in?
Well it depends what you like and what you hate. If you like warm weathers, then you would like the countries on the equators. If you like cold weathers you would like countries such as for Muslim countries for snow Lebanon and turkey, if you like parties Beirut is the best place
What would it be like to live in ploynesia?
Ploynesia isn't a country... or a place, please, rephrase. I guess is just a typo.
How do monks and nuns live in monasteries now?
A Monastery is occupied by a community of Monks only
Did the patricians live in the country or city?
The patricians lived in the country because they were not rich like the plebeians so they could not live in the city like them. :)
Is Norway a foreign country?
It depends on whether you live there or not. If you do not live there, it is a foreign country. If you live there, it is not a foreign country. Instead, it is called a mother country. ex)A person who lives in America would call Norway a foreign country because he or she does not live there. In contrast, a person who lives in Norway would call Norway his or her mother country because he or she lives there.
