What are the countries of southwest Asia?
What is the role of oil in economies of the countries of Southwest Asia?
nothing. it stinks. go read some history books
What did Columbus want to find?
christopher Columbus was looking for a faster trade routeto Asia.christopher Columbus was trying to find a westerntrade route.and t see ifthat route is quicker.so when they were trading spice and other riches.but christopher Columbus
What percentage of total world population is US' population?
According to Wikipedia, the United States of America is home to 4.44% of the earth's population with more than 317,000,000 people (as of March 2014).
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, as of March 2014 there are roughly 317,700,000 living in the U.S. out of 7,150,000,000 people living in the entire world (these numbers change constantly). Divide the number of people in the U.S. by the number of people in the world and multiply by 100 to get your answer.
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How many wonders in the ancient world?
There are seven wonders of the ancient world:
Which countries are Members of SAARC?
sri lanka bangladesh india pakistan afkanistan napal Bhutan Maldives
3 major religions of southwest Asia?
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam were all founded in southwest Asia, more specifically the Middle East.
Which country has the strongest economy in Asia?
top ten
Singapore
China
Philippines
Malaysia
South Korea
Saudi Arabia
Japan
United Arab Emirates
Thailand
Iran
* not in order
The poorest are Bangladesh, Cambodia and Vietnam
What are some of the major political issues for the 2008 election?
What mountains formed a border between the frontier and original 13 colonies?
The Treaty of Paris in 1763 that Britain signed with France ceded all land east of the Mississippi River. King George III issued a proclamation the same year limiting settlement to east of the Appalachian Mountains. This was intended to preserve the lands of the native Americans, but was generally disregarded.
How has oil production affected some countries in southwest Asia?
Oil was first discovered in Southwest Asia in 1908. Since then, oil fields in many regions of Southwest Asia have been found, and other countries rely heavily on Southwest Asia for oil to meet the demands of their economies: transportation requires gasoline (which is oil in a refined form) and power plants burn oil to produce electricity. Specifically, the United States, Japan, and many European countries heavily depend on Southwest Asia for oil because it is home to such vast amounts of petroleum. So, Southwest Asia's oil fields are important to many countries' economies, and thus the world economy, making Southwest Asia very important in terms of world position.
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Where is Islam practiced today in Asia?
Middle East countries (Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq. Qatar, Kuwait, ...), India subcontinent (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, ...), and South East Asia (Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, ...)
What did the Turks do that affected trade between Europe and Asia?
Europeans began looking for new sea routes to Asia.
What is Asia's largest country?
the largest country in Asia is Russia.
but it is also part of Europe.
Which of these sentences best describes the colonization of Asia?
England's East India Company controlled resources in Asia.
Sun turns presidency over to Yuan Shikai?
Sun lacked the military support and authority to secure national unity, which is why he turned over the presidency to Yuan Shikai. Yuan Shikai served as President of the Republic of China form 1912 to 1915.
What is the only southeast Asian country that was never colonized?
NEPAL, Britishers had come to fight against Nepal when they were invading India but returned empty handed because Nepalese fought against them. The Britishers praised Nepalese bravery and left Nepal never making her its colony.
Thailand was the only country to avoid colonization in Southeast Asia. The Thai were able to sign an agreement with the British and French at the end of the 19th century that guaranteed their independence from Western conquest.
China, Korea and Japan-Rarely colonized by Europeans but were briefly occupied by British and American soldiers in the aftermath of World War II.
P.S. "Indian Subcontinent" is an offensive term to Nepalese, Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Sri Lankans, and Bhutanese because you are using the name of a country to refer to an entire region that contains more then just India. Alternatives to this indocentric terms are "South Asian Subcontinent" or simply "South Asia".
What is the most populated country in Southeast Asia?
Indonesia is the most populated country in Southeast Asia and also the 4th in the world. The most populous island of Indonesia is Java.
How did the discovery of the New World influence population growth in Europe and Asia and Africa?
At first it didn't. Spanish colonies tended to be men seeking advancement and the women stayed behind, and so they didn't have families in Europe for the most part. The lucky few who struck it rich and went home did of course. The big event in Spain in 1492 was the final defeat of the caliphate of Cordoba, and the end of a generation of war. This would be a better explanation for subsequent population increases than the early colonial efforts in the new world. At the time several plagues were believed to have been brought back from the new world, including syphilis. Much later the population was limited by periodic famine (starvation events) and adoption of the potato as a staple crop increased the available food supply, and the population. The potato was not widely cultivated in Europe until the 1700s.
Which country in Asia is the largest by population?
China has the largest population in the world.
well obviously u didnt specify what creatures population if u r talking about homosapiens then china has the most human population in the world with over 1 billion