What is the advantages of the Philippines as a country separated from mainland Asia?
advantages of the philipines as acountry separated from mainland asia
There isn't really a single Asian culture, as the continent of Asia has many different subregions containing vastly different cultures. Some of the most well-known Asian cultures are Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indian and Persian cultures.
How does central asia's terrain affect life there?
It is considered by many scientists that the vegetation around the centre of the Earth which remains a steady temperature is a major supplier of oxygen to the planet.
South America, Africa and Asian tropical rain forests also contain spices of animals and insects that could be of benefit in the future.
Conservation of these areas is of Paramount importance to our future as well as climate control.
Many scientists are at present studying Global changes and those who do not believe in global warming must wonder how long we can keep polluting the seas and reducing arable land can continue at its present rate.
Unusable land at present
3 mile island
Chernobyl
japans three reactor sights and surrounding area to name but three.
Asia terrain can be hazardous as mud slides are common due to human developments and flooding.
I hope this is of some help, or you could be more specific in your question.
They shouldn't be any different for everybody else - some are good and some are bad.
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What are the most progressive country in Asia?
Japan is the most progressive country in Asia.
The next is China.
Then South Korea.
Vast region stretching from Europe to Asia controlled by mongols in 13th and 14th centuries?
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How did outsiders win control of the region in southeast Asia?
Outsiders gained control of regions in southeast Asia through conquest and colonization.
Which continent is just west of Asia?
Asia is west of North America, although the country closest to the west, Russia, is also considered part of Europe.
The three formations, or units, which make up the geology of Mount Everest are divided into sections. Geologists have named these, from the bottom to the summit respectively, the Rongbuk Formation, the North Col Formation and the Qomolangma Formation.
The lower section of Mount Everest is known as the ‘Rongbuk Formation’ and makes up the first 7,000 meters. This region of Everest is formed from sillminite-K-feldspar grade schist and a banded metamorphic rock called gneiss, which has a similar composition to granite. Also a number of dikes of leucogranite and sills, which are horizontal sheets of igneous rock stuck between older rock beds.
The middle part of Mount Everest is known as the North Col Formation, 7,000 to 8,600 meters. This section, itself, can be divided into different parts, the top 400 meters, named the ‘Yellow Band’, is formed from linked beds of a brown, Middle Cambrian, marble (diopside-epidote-bearing), muscovite-biotite phyllite (which contain silicate minerals) and semischist (a partly metamorphosed, layered sedimentary rock).
The Qomolangma Formation, otherwise known as the ‘Jolmo Lungama Formation’, consists of layers of Ordovician limestone and recrystallized dolomite, along with siltstone and laminae, together forming colours ranging from white to dark gray. Starting at 8,600 meters above sea level (above Yellow Band), the Qomolangma Formation ends at the summit.
Southwest Asia is synonymous with the Middle East. It includes the countries of Turkey, Israel, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Iraq, and Iran. This area is northeast of Africa and southeast of Europe. It is located around 30 N and 45 E.
How were European encounters in east Asia shaped by the worldviews of both Europeans and Asian's?
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When did Asia Minor conquer Rome?
Asia conquered Rome in the early 1743, We discussed this in history today.