History of Asia

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In theory, there is no disadvantages to wearing a Hijab. It is a form of religious freedom which we are all granted in the United States. The only disadvantage comes from the uneducated people who are not familiar with Islam. Without being familiar with the religion, they tend to judge. But the disadvantage is for the people who discriminate those who wear the Hijab, not the actual person who wears it.

Dr. Jose Rizal is the national hero of the Philippines. Some controversies that surrounded him were his novels, Noli me Tangere and Il Filibusterismo, his mysterious retraction and his relationship with Josephine Bracken.

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All I can say is the exchange student that was here had a similar house style as we did here in the US.

A variety of goods flowed to the west along the silk road from China and the countries the trade route passed through.

Principle among these was the Chinese silk that the road is named after but the caravans also brought spices, Chinese porcelain, Chinese paper, bronze artworks, lacquered goods, medicines, perfumes and tea.

(There was more merchandise than above, the list is not exhaustive. Also remember goods also flowed the other way, particularly wool products and metals).

The US began sending "military advisors" along with the CIA in 1955, shortly after hostilities began between the North and South. By 1960, there were a considerable number of non-combat US military in the country. It was not until the Tonkin Gulf incident in 1964 that President Lyndon Johnson decided to commit ground troops and aircraft, which began in early 1965.

Siam was the only country in Southeast Asia to avoid colonization by Britain or France, the two main colonizers in the area. The most commonly cited reason by historians is that the rulers of Siam gave concessions to Western countries, mostly having to do with trade. Thus, Britain got what they wanted out of the situation without having to maintain colonial rule.

There are remarkable achievements and contributions from Muslim intellects from golden age till now. The known Muslim intellectual contributions are, algebra by Islamic mathematician al-Khwarizmi, "Canon on Medicine" book written by Islamic physician Ibn Sina, Their achievements are also evident in arts and literature, science and technology , astronomy etc.

The Neolithic revolution was when agriculture and herding replaced migratory hunting and gathering as the dominant lifestyle of human societies. About 12,000 years ago, a highly significant change in human culture occurred when humans in the Middle East began to develop animal husbandry and agriculture. Evidence suggests that this change can be traced to a shift in the climate which brought first unusually warm and wet, and then colder and drier conditions that made hunting and gathering increasingly difficult.

This is a question that is answered differently depending on political orientation.

According to the Vietnamese, the first colonizers of Vietnam were the Chinese who attempted to integrate Vietnam into China at several points over the last 2000 years. (Of course, the Chinese argue that Vietnam was a province of China that managed to break away from Chinese control in fits and starts.)

Outside of Vietnam, especially in the West, the colonization of Indochina (which included Vietnam) under the French is considered the first colonization of Vietnam. They disqualify the Chinese invasions either because the Chinese Occupation was distinct from colonization as it would be practiced in the Imperialist Period or because of the Euro-centric idea that only Western countries can colonize.

The first president of Pakistan was General Iskender Mirza. he became president from governor general after the formation of 1956 constitution of Pakistan.(Currently 1973 constitution is in action). 1st Governor General of Pakistan was Muhammad Ali Jinnah ( founder of Pakistan).

We don't know whether one single mutant ape decided to get up and go into the Savana from the forest edge. If it was, it wopuld have had to be female. If this was the case it would have probably increased the probability of her having a better diet. Or it may have been different chimps or groups of chimps venturing out at different times, over a span of thousands of years. Factors that may have drove them out may have been too much competition for food in the shrinking forests. ADVANTAGES THAT BYPEDALISM GAVE, AND ITS IMPORTANCE Bypedalism is thought to be such an important factor in our early development because it had such a knock on effect. It was an important catalyst for so many other traits that we now see in ourselves. Height advantage -We know from fossil records that our ancestors were no more than about 1 metre tall so it was very important for them to stand right up. -In the long grasses of the Savana it gave apes an advantage as they had to be able to see above the long grass and look out for predators, improving their chances of survival. At first they would not be standing upright all the time, they would jump up at various times to see if there were predators coming, and later on, through mutations they would evolve to stand upright all the time. -Bypedalism would have important consequences as although language wouldn't happen for millions of years, our ancestors could communicate by making noises at each other as they stood upright to warn each other over the grass, of predators. Arms freed up for other purposes -Such as carrying things like infants, tools or food. This is supported by the fact that when chimpanzees are observed walking upright it is often when they are carrying items of food. (although carrying leaves no direct trace in the fossil record) Communication-Maybe through a mutation, a slightly better way of communicating on a slightly broader scale could have happened, which would have given that group of chimps an edge. Diet - maybe whilst one of them foreged for food, there may have been two or three standing upright on the lookout, signalling with their hands. So as a result they may have had a better diet, and healthier offspring. A better diet in turn gives lots of potential for evolution and a larger opportunity to grow. (For example, due to a better diet, modern Europeans are on average one foot taller than Europeans 500 years ago.) - Their diet may also be improved by the fact they could utilise both the forest edge and the Savana due to their being able to stand upright. Hands - As they may well have started to signal with their hands, this over time will have caused their hands to evolve, and much later for them to be able to use stone tools etc. Brain-Being forced into a new environment with these new ways of operating was sure to make the brain grown and evolve to operate in different ways. Increased brain size would mean opportunities to develop even better methods of finding food and communicating, enabling them to be better nourished, and go out even further, creating even more opportunities. Better thermoregulation in Tropical Climates

The animal that represented the Chinese New Year in 1965 was the snake.

Freedom of democracy and infrastructure for living conditions

Not many people knew much about science, engineering, or business because the scholars studied mostly Confucian.

He was the 15th century 'Grand Prince" of Moscow Ivan III, the first to style himself "Tsar". He lived from 1440 to 1505. He is famous for ending the Mongols' domination of Russia and for greatly extending the territories under Moscow's control.

Shamil can mean "Shaamil" to include

Shamil come from the Arabic shamala, meaning to include.

there is a book written on the traditions of the holy prophet Muhammad (pbuh) which is called Shamail e Tirmizi. Shamil may also come from that root to mean, someone with good habits.

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Kanji - 侍

Hiragana - さむらい

History presents no clear facts about the religion of people of the Indus valley civilization. They might have been nature worshipers, or perhaps they followed some Pre-Aryan or Pre-Vedic religion, most probably Jainism (facts relating to Jainism are supported by some of their practices and the seals that have been found there). Fire altars were found at one Indus site, and figures similar to Skanda and Shiva, Hindu deities, have been found on some Indus seals.

it means the shortage of labor workers or that there is no enough workersl employees to do the work in a nation.

The The 1st Indochina War also known as the French Indochina War was a fight for independence. The 2nd Indochina War also known as the American Indochina War or American Vietnam War was a fight against communist aggression.

The Vietnamese wanted independence mainly because of it's war-torn history. it had also had a very long history of being occupied and ruled by foreign oppressors. a combination of both these led to a very strong nationalistic feeling amongst the Vietnamese people which made people like Ho Chi Minh strive for Vietnamese independence. Ho chi Minh was first a nationalist and seconded a communist. The ICP (Indochina communist party) formed in 1930 by Ho Chi Minh was not very successful. However the Viet Minh, formed in 1941, was a lot more popular. this is because the people of Vietnam were nationalists - they wanted independence, not communism. Ho chi Minh dreamed of Independence , he found communism to be the answer to his dreams - his path to achieving independence.

Armenia is in Europe Union,but in geographical it's part of Asia.

The primary goal of the Vietminh was to force the French to relinquish their control of Indochina. Their main strategy was to defeat the French Army through guerilla warfare, slowly wearing down their strength until they could inflict a major defeat on their army, which they did in 1954 at the Battle of Dien Bien Phu.