Syria

Roughly 3000 modified T72s unknown amount of older versions

Damascus is capital of Syria

$1233.85

as usual, without problem.

Syria is not surrounded by a sea, but part of its boundry lies on on the Mediterranean Sea

• 1976 - Syria invades Lebanon
• 1978 - Camp David Accords
• 1979 - Saddam Hussein becomes president of Iraq; Iranian Revolution; Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty
• 1980-1989 - Iran-Iraq War results in 1-1.25 million casualties, Iraq uses chemical weapons against Iran and rebel Kurds.
• 1981 - Murder of Anwar Sadat
• 1982 - Israel invades Lebanon
• 1987-1990 - First Intifada
• 1991 - The Gulf War
• 1993 - Oslo Accords
• 1994 - 1994 civil war in Yemen
• 2000 - Israeli troops leave Lebanon
• 2003 - The 2003 Iraq War
• 2004-2010 Sa'dah insurgency in Yemen
• 2005 - Syrian troops leave Lebanon as a result of the Cedar Revolution
• 2006 - The 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict; Saddam Hussein executed for "crimes against humanity"
• 2010-2012 - Arab Spring

a lot

That region is generally known as the middle east.

no its second

Syria has no king, it has a president called, Bashar-Alassad.

Levant

Bedouin

saracen

yes sure they can get visa at airport easy

Iraq

Tensions between the United States and Syria come from three major sources. Syria disapproves (to put it mildly) American support for the State of Israel at all and certainly more than the Palestinians. The United States sees Syria as a puppet government propped up by Iran and sheltering and funding numerous terrorist organizations like Hamas, Hezbollah, and Islamic Jihad. Finally, the United States disagrees with the Syrian policy of torturing dissenters and killing their own citizens.

The legislative branch consists of a 250-seat unicameral People's Council. Members are elected by direct popular vote on the basis of single-member electoral districts for four-year terms. Half of the seats in the People's Council are reserved for the Baath Party. The Council sits in three regular sessions annually but may be called into special session. In theory, the functions of the council include the nomination of a presidential candidate, enactment of laws, discussion of government policy, approval of general budget and development plans, and ratification of treaties. In practice, however, the legislature has no independent authority, because the executive branch effectively controls the legislative process. The assembly may criticize government policies and modify draft laws, but it cannot initiative legislation.

You may be thinking of Lebanon

About $10.69 in February of 2010.

League of Nations

ano ang producto ng bansang syria

67.25 syrian pound. to one pound serling, so you do the math.

Strictly speaking, it is not. It is a Presidential Dictatorship. However, the method of presidential succession is monarchical, in that sons replace fathers as Presidents.

Syria is an LEDC mainly because the same government (although it is a democracy) has been ruling for 41 years, and they have not been hearing out the citizens' demands for a better country.

Depends on their ancestry. Syrians Mainly look Mediterranean White, like the Italians and Greeks--which is due to the Greek/Roman-Byzantine presence in Syria in the past. A good number of Syrians are just Arabized Greeks and Romans. Then there are some Syrians that look like Arabs from the Arabian peninsula, they are either Bedouin, or are descendants of Arab invaders of the 7th century. Keep in mind, Syria was not Arab until the 7th Century Arab and Muslim invasion. You'll also find many Syrians who are blonde hair, fair skin, and blue eyes- who are descendants of the Crusaders. Then there are the Syriacs, the native Aramaic speaking people of Syria; they either have a Mediterranean look from the mixture with Romans, or sometimes Semitic looking.