Cambodia

Maylasia

It is another name for Cambodia, a nation which is to the southwest of Vietnam in southeastern Asia.

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"Wat" is Khmer, Thai or Lao for "temple" or "shrine". Not to be confused with "watts" which is electricity.

Exploiting the flooding of the Mekong River

tramrepsow (tram) (reep) (suw)

2000

KIng Sihanouk did was makeing there wourld a beter place for the pepole in Cambodia

Stalin, Lenin, Ho Chi Minh are all totalitarianists with fake names. Pol Pot was influence by these preceding totalitarianists in many ways, one of these being the changing of his name. It was sort of a rite of passage for all totalitarian leaders, so change their names. He also did it for the sake of secrecy, which was one his biggest defenses against the "enemy."

He changed his name when he finally completely became in control of the Cambodian government. It reflected the pattern of Ho Chi Minh, Stalin, and Lenin, who were other communists. The changing of names was a sort of "rite of passage" for them. For Pol Pot it also ensured secrecy; one of his biggest defenses against the "enemies."

Did you know that imperialism is what led to the killing of 1.7 million citizens of Cambodia? Believe it or not, it's true! During the 19th and 20th century Cambodia was ruled by French, Japanese, and Khmer Rouge imperialism, which has caused Cambodia to have a genocide that caused much immigration and death. The French introduced Communism, which led to Khmer Rouge executing any smart Cambodian they could lay their hands on. To find out why and how, continue to read this essay on imperialism in Cambodia.

In 1863, Cambodia under king Norodom became a protectorate of France. What it means to be a protectorate is to be a weak state under a much stronger state, or in this case a country. The reason the French signed to take over Cambodia was because they were afraid the Siamese would expand too fast (and far), so they signed weakening the Siamese protection. The first French rule was fairly peaceful, until it ended in WWII because Japan took over. Though in 1946 (about 4 years later) the French went back to Cambodia and brought Communism with them. After much struggle Cambodia eventually won their independence in 1953. Cambodia would never be ruled by France again.

Youll, deng...

Combodia.

yes. mainly, China, India, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam are the coutries that make 'indo china.'

If you married a Canadian and you live at Cambodia, you must go for an interview at the embassy.

ewan ko ano nga ba sagot dun ??

in short i don't know(IDK)

what ever made you loser (WEMYL)

• Agile Gibbon
• Asian black bear
• Asian Elephant
• Asian Golden Cat
• Banteng
• Clouded leopard
• Dhole
• Eld's deer
• Gaur
• Hog Badger
• Hog deer
• Indian Muntjac
• Lar Gibbon
• Leopard
• Leopard Cat
• Lesser False Vampire Bat
• Marbled Cat
• Pileated Gibbon
• Rice-field rat
• Sambar deer
• Silvery Lutung
• Sun bear
• Tiger
• Wild boar
• Wild water buffalo
• Reptiles
  • Asiatic Soft shell Turtle
  • Batagur baska
  • Bengal monitor
  • Blood python
  • Burmese Python
  • Cantor's giant soft-shelled turtle
• Green sea turtle
• Hawksbill turtle
• Leatherback Sea Turtle
• Reticulated Python
• Saltwater Crocodile
• Siamese Crocodilewhich is a species Critically Endangered and on the IUCN Red list
• Water monitor
• Golden flying snake
• Asian vine snake
• Long-nosed Whip Snake
• Many-spotted cat snake
• Mangrove snake
• Dog-toothed cat snake
• Green cat snake
• Kukri snakes
• Radiated Rat snake
• White-lipped pit viper
• Large-eyed pit viper
• Mountain pit viper
• Malayan pit viper
• Russell's viper
• Monocled cobra
• Indochinese spitting cobra
• King Cobra
• Banded Krait
• Malayan Krait
• Red-headed Krait
• Red-tailed pipe snake
• Sunbeam snake
• Little file snake
• Elephant trunk snake
• Asian coral snakes
• Tentacled snake
• Sea snake
• Sea Krait

Because of the conflict between Thailand; tourists want to wait until the conflict is calm. If tourisms want to visit Cambodia, they have to stop and change the flight at Thailand first, lately in Bangkok there are some problems about the flight, and the tourisms have to delay their vacation. The mainly reason is about the border dispute between Cambodia and Thailand.

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three kings that built preh vihear temple

No, Cambodia is certainly not a horrible place to live, and, while the climate is difficult to get used to for those who are not used to Southeast Asia, Cambodia is a place of extraordinary beauty and the home to a charming and gracious people, who now number about 14,000,000 and have had to endure some horrible recent history that is now fading into the past. Tourism, especially to the capital city of Phnom Penh and to the many temples of Siem Reap's Angkor Wat, is skyrocketing, with more than two million people a year coming to visit Angkor Wat.

The Southwest monsoon blows from May to October, bringing something like 70% of the year's rain, and making travel on the dirt roads of the northern and rural provinces difficult, and causing precipitation about two thirds of the time.

The dry season of the Northeast Monsoon comes from October to April, when the weather becomes scorching and dry. April is extremely warm, getting up to 35 degrees centigrade and staying there. Most pleasant are the temperatures of November through January, probably. The people are always wonderful, so the idea that Cambodia is a horrible place to live is certainly not true.

Nak Chea Srey Saart (for girl)

Nak Chea Bross Saart (for man)

Monyneath

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he made the world aware of the Khmer rouge's brutality

He took Photographs of what was happening in Cambodia and sent them to a newspaper in America. If it wasn't for him we wouldn't know a lot of the things that we know about the Khmer Rouge's reign in Cambodia.