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Asia
Asia is part of Eurasia and the world's largest and most populous continent, located in the eastern and northern hemispheres of the Earth. Asia has a number of regions and peoples and huge range of environments, cultures, histories and government systems.
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What is the largest country in landmass in east Asia?
Depending on how Russia is categorized it could be China or Russia. Russia extends the entire length of Asia and into Europe. Even though Russia occupies the eastern-most point of Asia, Some call Russia a European country. China is a distant second in land-mass. But it it definitely an East-Asian Country.
How many Americas could you fit in Asia?
America is 2, 379, 964, 800 acres while Asia is over 11billion acres. if you divide the two, you get 9.090909... etc. therefore you can fit almosstt 9 americas in asia. Just, you might have to leave out a few states in that last one . Hope this helps !
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What countries are located on a peninsula?
Andorra, Portugal and Spain are on the Iberian Peninsula.
Denmark is on the Jutland Peninsula;
Italy, San Marino and Vatican City are on the Italian Peninsula.
Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Greece, Kosovo, Macedonia and Montenegro are on the Balkan Peninsula.
Turkey is on the Anatolian Peninsula.
North and South Korea share the Korean Peninsula.
Which is the country in Asia caught the maximum no to fish?
Try asking a question that has a meaning!!
Why is scarborough shoal is being claimed by the other countries in Asia?
Natural Resources. Whoever country owns it can dig the shoal for oil.
Is China included in the Southeast Asia and Pacific region?
No. China is not considered part of Southeast Asia.
The countries usually included are Burma (Myanmar), Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, and Malaysia, and the island nations that (like part of Malaysia) lie in the seas to the south and east. These include Brunei, East Timor, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Singapore.
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The Viking trade network included trading relationships throughout the world, into Europe and Charlemagne and Asia and the Abbasids, evidenced by items such as coins from North Africa recovered from a site in central Sweden, and Scandinavian brooches from sites east of the Ural Mountains. they were explorers they traveled alot farther than most people think including them most likely to be the the actually discoverers of America as well THE ANSWER IS YES more evidence points to it
What was one reason countries focused so greatly on finding a northwest passage to Asia?
Several reasons.
First was distance. Taking the southern route required sailing south in the Atlantic to clear either Africa or South America, then sailing north to the spice, and silk markets, then back again. A Northwest passage could cut that distance in half.
Associated with distance was risk. The more time spent at sea, the greater the exposure to storms, piracy, disease, ship maintenance issues, and unhappy sailors who occasionally mutinied.
Politics was an issue, too. The Dutch had established a presence on the African Route, and the Spanish were trying to dominate South America and its ports.
England, France, and Russia, major powers of the time were coming late to the party and really trying to find an edge.
the food because their are different Places. and the input and output would be diffrent cause of their area.
Which religious group occupies the greatest area in southwest Asia?
i had that too on my study block catholic Christan is the answer
What color are most Asians including islanders and southern Asians overall?
It really depends on the location. For example, Koreans are fairly light cause they live towards the north, and Chinese are "yellow skinned". If you are asking about South Asians, they are generally tannish to dark. Vietnamese are tan. people who are west of china, south of russia, and north of India are tanned to the same color as white men.
What happened in Asia in 1492?
In 1492, Asia was largely unaffected by the major events occurring in Europe, particularly Christopher Columbus's voyage that year, which aimed to find a westward route to Asia. However, this period marked the continuation of significant developments within Asia, including the rise of powerful empires, such as the Ming Dynasty in China, which was consolidating its rule and cultural influence. Additionally, the region was engaged in trade with Europe and other areas through established routes, like the Silk Road, although the direct impacts of European exploration would soon begin to reshape these dynamics in the following decades.
How many kinds of houses in Asia?
Many types. Some are similar to those of most developed nations, others are simple hut like structures. It varies from country to country.
