History of Asia

The 8 fold path

Mahatma Mohandas Gandhi was the preeminent leader in India's struggle for independence from British rule.

Hi are you talking about the 5 super regions, if you are they are grouped or defined by there economic strength. Within these 5 super regions there are 3 geographical defined regions meaning defined by land formations and in the 3 geographical regions there are 17 smaller regions for administrative purposes meaning each is governed by a council and in these 17 regions there is about 79 provinces , every province has a governor and a provincial council.

They have been collected in the Daodejing (道德经).

When goods are imported for export to other countris, it is known as entreport trade

It never really did, it just changed. It was a trade route (not really a road) across Asia that was used to deliver goods from the East. By the time the goods got to the West the prices were inflated hundreds of times. Eventually, the Portugese found a maritime route around Africa and got the goods basically first hand and changed the road that way. Colombus tried to go straight around the world to make a route although something blocked his path. Anyhoo, the rest is history--we're trading all over the place.

Japanese military used Chinese and Koreans as forced labor as well as forcing POW's to do work. Unable to fight their captives many resorted to doing things like slowing production and making items that would break easily. Germany had the same problems.

3'11" ang tangkad noh!!! ---- Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is 1.5m (4'11") tall according to the Short Persons Support website: http://www.shortsupport.org/cgi-bin/whowho_bio.cgi?seq=433 ----

alliances and treaties affected nations and colonies internationally.

59 percent female

41 percent male

The Khmer Rouge was the communist group that seized control of Cambodia in 1975. They instigated the Cambodian Genocide, which killed three million people. The Khmer Rouge was deposed in 1979 by the Vietnamese army.

Four significant consequences of the 1911 Revolution were lack of social reforms and changes, blame shifting to anti-imperialism, decreased foreign influence, and loss of territory.

The countries to west of Vietnam are Laos and to the southwest Cambodia. China borders at the north.

The Chinese Communists finally succeeded in conquering mainland China in 1949, although some additional conflict and subjugating continued for years after. It was in this year, however, that the Nationalist government fled from the mainland to Taiwan, leaving the Communists as the (to many outside observers, surprising) masters of continental China.

Hinduism

The men's role in Japan's life is to act as the main breadwinners. This has been the duty from the early days and it still remains even in modern Japan.

The Asian peninsula that was divided after World War II was the Korean Peninsula. The country of Korea was divided into North Korea and South Korea.

Currently, women still have unequal pay despite cases such as the "Equal Pay Case" of 1972. Also, women in the workplace face discrimination and barriers such as the 'glass ceiling', preventing them from reaching higher position's. Other disadvantages for women include property owership in the break up of marriages and domestic abuse, actually any kind of abuse, for that matter.

The main idea of Cranes by Hwang Sun-Won is more of a symbolic thing; he uses different objects such as chestnuts and cigarettes, as well as the cranes in the story to convey his hope and his dream, along with his message. He is expressing the power of war, particularly civil war, which can rip apart families, neighbors and the best of friends. The story, unlike many other tragic civil war tales, is not focused on the idealogical difference btw Tok-Chae and Song-Sam. Rather, it is about the human tragedy of the Korean War. Tok-Chae and Song-Sam were ripped apart by the War. Song-Sam, on his return to his village, he finds Tok-Chae and decides to escort him to a Public Peace Police office a few miles away. On the way, he gets flashbacks and talks with Tok-Chae. These things help to change his mind and he frees Tok-Chae. This is symbolized by the two cranes which soared high into the sky. Hwang-Sun Won conveys his message effectively; unification will be achieved and is needed to repair such ties like Tok-Chae and Song-Sam. He is saying that the two cranes will fly together once more.

Couldn't stop the flow of communist men and supplies coming into South Vietnam...without widening the war.

Most likely it would be what ever Barangay contains the business section of Makati within it.

I Think Baranggay 183 @ Pasay AKA Nichols / Villamor

It has Naia Terminal 3, NAIAirport, Resort World, Mariott Hotel, Pasay City South High School, Villamor Air base Elementary School, Philippine state College of Aeronautics , Including Villamor Air Base

Yes, Polynesians are Asians. The question is not if ; the question is how much of Asia relates to the Malayo-Polynesian Southeast Asian Expansions.

Asia - Asia Pacific is very diverse, Asia includes India, Russia, Melanesia , Papua , and extends to parts of the middle east and eastern Europe or Eurasia; the stereotype of a toned man doing Kung Fu does not encompass Asia and has been an image left to those uneducated.

1.sun yat sen was founder of free china

Sun Yat Sen helped take down the Qing Dynasty and then developed the modern People's Republic of China. This gained him the name of "Father of Modern China".

The above answers are both problematic. Sun Yatsen did not found "Free China", he founded the Republic of China, which was a government with rules, regulations, and a Constitution. This earned him the name "Father of Modern China". He made alliances with the Communists in an attempt to prevent the country from falling into chaos, but was certainly not Communist himself and did not support China becoming a Communist State (that eventually did happen long after his death).

I have loved History since year 7 and I am now in year 11 , studying the subject at GCSE, and i am going to study it in sixth form, and I'm totally honest , it all depends on you weather you like the subject , because everyone is different, just try and have fun, but it is allot of hard work, if you don't pay attention , it has worked so far for me and i have achieved an A* in my first History Exam that i sat in year 10

The two main gasses are

•carbon dioxide

•oxegen