Fiji

One of the main causes of poverty in Fiji is disabilities and illnesses not allowing the locals to work. Blood born pathogens such as mrsa, tuberculosis and hepatitis B and D are rampant in the small populated area. Also, the tropical conditions combined with the abundant natural resources result in lack of effort from the Fijian people. Fijian people are often found drinking the national drink "kava" and sitting under the palm trees to escape the heat.

Fiji became part of the British Empire in October 1874.

It regained independence in 1970.

Andria (Dre) "Dreamz" Herd.

felipe razo is dumb check it out on google

The type of food eaten in Fiji is mainly seafood as a majority of the food sea supply is from the sea. However, vegetables like taro and cassava are popular.

Fiji is not part of a continent, it is a group of 800 volcanic and coral islands in the South Pacific Ocean.

As a geographic grouping, Fiji, Australia, New Zealand, Vanuatu, Kiribati, Solomon Islands, New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea, Marshall Islands, French Polynesia, Tonga, Tuvalu, W.Samoa, American Samoa, Federated State of Micronesia, Cook Islands and Palau are referred to as Oceania.

53 percent Christian, 38 percent Hindu, and 8 percent Muslim.

yes

this awesome dude named John Cochran

FIJI Water is natural artesian water from the remote islands of Fiji. Beginning as rainfall, FIJI Water filters through layers of volcanic rock over hundreds of years. As it makes its way to an underground aquifer, the water collects such nourishing minerals as silica, fluoride and other electrolytes. This unique mineral profile accounts for the water's distinctly smooth taste and soft mouth-feel. Until it is bottled, FIJI Water remains in the aquifer, which has no opening to the surface and is thereby protected from environmental impurities.

poor because of the lack of funding it receives

It is about $31.00 thousand a year i think

7,056 square miles.

A Fiji 1937 silver Florin (KG V), uncirculated and in absolute mint condition could fetch up to $180 USD. If it has been circulated but still in good condition, it might fetch anything from $5 to $25 USD.

A reputable coin dealer will be able to give a more accurate valuation.

· The official name for Fiji is called "Republic of Fiji"· Fiji is a tropical paradise, it is a nature resource · December to April is hot temp range to 32C · Fiji is mostly made up with mountains · Most of the Fiji islands were created from volcanoes, some smaller islands were formed by coral deposits · How long is the coral coast? (80 km) · The capital city and also largest city is Suva · Population - 944,720 · Population Density = 46 people per sq km · The total area is 56 sq miles · Major political divisions - central, Eastern, Northern, Western. · Guess what we drive on the right side and they drive on the left side of the road· Moreover, the country has immense sports with rugby and soccer being one of the major sports played here. · The rugby team of Fiji is one of the best in the world.

English Phrase - Fijian Translation - Pronunciation

Good morning everyone - Dou sa yadra vinaka - Doe sah yahndrah veenahkah

This is a shortened Fijian phrase of expressing good morning to everyone.It is commonly used.Say this Fijian phrase well and people will think you are a local. :)

British English is the country's main language and is official.

Fijian and Hindi is the second language of the country.

Jumbo

Joske's Thumb - A thumb shaped mountain

Bouma Falls - Waterfall (Taveuni Island)

Sigatoka Sand Dunes - a coastal area that resembles a desert

Deed of Cession - The place where The deed of cession was signed ceding Fiji to Great Britain in 1874.Located in Fiji's old capital,Levuka.

In the summer it is 28 to 32 degrees Celsius during the day and 24 to 28 at night.During winter the temperature is 20 to 28 during the day and 15 to 20 at night. I live in Fiji so i should know.

Fiji gained Indepandence from Britain in October 10th, 1970. Fiji achieved this by telling Britain that they are able to stand on their own feet. And so wish was granted. No arguments, disatisfaction, fight or whatsoever came in between.

Dominion of Fiji through British Occupation until 1970 when Fiji became a Republic. Currently it is the Sovereign Republic of the Fiji Islands.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1QzTx6o_U0

Yes, elections in Fiji are held in every 5 years. But, in 2006 the democratically elected Fiji Government was thrown out of the Parliament House. Fiji currently have an Interim Government serving and catering less then a million people in Fiji. The next General elections in Fiji is that to be held in 2014.

The tallest mountain in Fiji is Mount Tomanivi at 4,344 feet. The second tallest is Mount Uluigalau at 4,072 feet.