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This category includes the questions and answers about the similar characteristics of two things. For example, What are the similarities between the Ancient Roman and Greek empires?

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What is the differences and the similarities between the process of independence for Nigeria and for south Africa?

Since independence, South Africa is second only to Nigeria in the size of its economy. Both of those countries are considered modern industrial nations. However, South Africa's crime rate is one of the highest in the world, and discriminatory practices against the White and Colored minorities has been widely criticized. The Democratic Republic of the Congo, on the other hand, has been hurt by tribal wars, and government corruption since its independence. In addition, social issues such as the hereditary enslavement of the pygmy people has caused it to rank far below the modern development of both South Africa and Nigeria.

Who was Mala Zimetbaum?

She is considered one of the greatest Jewish heroines in history. She and a male companion escaped from Auschwitz in SS uniforms, to reach Zionist leaders to tell them about Auschwitz.

What are the similarities between human cells and bacterial cells?

Predominantly multicellular not in bacteria but in human body

• Cell contains a nucleus and other membrane bound organelles not in bacteria but in human body

• DNA occurs in a circular form in bacteria only

What is one similarity between Watteau's Pilgrimage to Cythera and Goya's The Third of May 1808?

They were both painted by French artists. Oath of the Horatii is painted in the neoclassical style depicting Roman honor. The Pilgrimage to Cythera was very different from it because it was more frivolous.

Similarities between Moses and Martin Luther King?

Moses and King were similar in how they led

people

, taught people, and had courage and determination for oppressor and oppression. - See more at: http://www.chacha.com/question/what-are-similarities-between-moses-and-martin-luther-king,-jr#sthash.fe1hKDfh.dpuf

What are similarities between the ventricles of the brain and the ventricles of the heart?

They are both parts of the heart, and they come in pairs inside the heart.

They both contain valves that prevent the back flow of blood.

A difference is that the atria has thin walls and the ventricle has thick walls.

The atria are receiving chambers and the ventricles are discharging chambers - they pump the blood.

The septum in-between the atria has the foramen ovale, a closed opening that used to be present in a fetal heart.

What do tennis and badminton have in common?

in both cases we are using hands and they both have a net and a ball and is played by humans

What is the similarity between combustion and decomposition?

•They both need oxygen to happen.

•They both create energy, water and carbon dioxide.

•Both processes give off heat

•They are both considered chemical reactions.

What is the symbiotic relationship between carabao and heron?

Few animals prey on Caribou - The stork gets protection by proximity to the large animals. The stork provides a 'cleaning service' to the caribou - ridding them of ticks and other insects that would suck blood from, or infect them. Therefore the relationship is of mutual benefit.

What are the similarities between autotophs and heterotrophs?

An autotroph creates its own food/energy source, typically through photosynthesis. Heterotrophs rely upon outside sources for food/energy. The lowest level of heterotrophs are herbivores, or plant (aka autotrophs) eaters. Progressing up the food chain there are also carnivores (meat - aka other heterotrophs - eaters) and omnivores (will eat both plants and animals). The relationship from the heterotrophs side is fairly simple and easy to see - autotrophs are a food/energy source. The flipside, is that the heterotrophs, through bodily waste and other decaying matter, leave the minerals and nutrients that the autotrophs require to complete the photosynthetic process. In essence, the relationship is cyclical.

What is the difference between MBBS and BDS?

MBBS is the degree given to the graduate in Medicine , BDS is the degree given to graduate in dentistry -which is the branch of Medicine. MBBS graduate can study BDS for 2 years, to get training in Dental surgery. Both these degrees are in Allopathy system of medicine, the basic subjects are the same. BDS and MBBS are equivalent.

How do you expose a narcissist mother-in-law?

Exposing someone for something that they cannot recognize or understand does no good for either of you in the long run. The thing you need--an apology, change of behavior, etc.--probably will not materialize and you will still be frustrated. Move forward to better times. True narcissists never apologize, in fact whatever lie or devious act you may catch them in will ultimately be someone elses, or your fault. The best way to deal with a narcissist is to doument and have absolute proof of previous lies. To a narcissist, you and everyone else don't know the difference. Consequentally they tend to pull the same things over and over. If you have documented proof of a narcissists lies then when they lie again you can put it in their face like a dog that has pooed on the carpet. Actually this tactic is not really effective with a dog or a narcissist even though any dog has far more conscience than a narcissist. However, narcissists HATE to be confronted with their past fabrications due to an internal self loathing. Keep in mind, "you don't know the difference" When you confront them with the truth they cannot / will never admit it, and how they react will be based on several factors. The key factor will be whom is present, how public the humiliation is and how truly sick they are. Borderline narcissists may derail, just make sure you confront them in public... The truth about themselves is what they fear and hate most.

What was the relationship between Britain and the colonies?

The colonies were ruled by the British until gaining their independence. All trade-able supplies manufactured in the colonies were then shipped to England or other places, and the funds were given to England.

How are sharks alike to whales?

They both live up to 50-100 years old and have dorsal fins with there vertical tails

What are some similarities between a turtle and tortoise?

both are reptiles and testudines. their limbs are quite similar 2
Turtles and tortoises make up the order Testudines in the class Reptilia. Tortoises make up the family Testudinidae in the order Testudines. Tortoises live entirely on land. Aquatic turtles come onto land to mate and lay eggs, and some hibernate in burrows during the winter. Turtles and tortoises are cold blooded except for Leatherback sea turtles that produce internal heat in their muscles while swimming. Most turtles are omnivores, although some seagoing turtles are carnivores. Tortoises are generally herbivores, although some have been known to scavenge carrion. Tortoises and turtles are toothless, but have hard rough tongues and plates on their jaws with which they are able to grind their food. Tortoises have much thicker and heavier shells that tortoises. Aquatic turtles that seldom leave the water have the lightest and thinnest shells. Turtles and tortoises are very similar in anatomy and physical characteristics.
Turtles and tortoises have much in common, as tortoises are a branch from the much larger group of turtles. Features include a bone shell, and a neck that buckles in an 'S' curve in order to pull the head back and protect it - although sea turtles have a very reduced ability to pull their heads back.

What are some similarities between Tonga and Australia?

In terms of landscape and vegetation, far north Queensland tropical vegetation is similar to Australian.

Papua new guineans speak Australian English.

Are there similarities between Christianity and Islam?

Islam and Christianity have many similarities and there are differences also.

Islam & Christianity are both monotheistic, although some have described Christianity as triunal.

Both believe in Jesus Christ, though he is a prophet in Islam and the son of God in Christianity.

Both are considered to be universal religions which can be accepted by anyone regardless of their race, culture & language.

Both encourage good behaviours and works, service to mankind and to God.

Both believe in the great prophets such as Moses, Abraham, Jacob, Joseph, Noah, etc.

Essentially both discourage violence though both religions have had their history of fanaticism.

Christians don't accept Muhammad as a prophet.

Muslims don't consider St. Paul as a saint.

Muslims follow dietary laws similair to the Jews, but Christians don't necessarily.

Both are Semitic religions meaning they began in the Middle East by Middle Eastern peoples.

What are the similarities between confirmation and bar mitzvah?

The similarities are that they are both to do with becoming responsible of the christian/jewish orders of the church/synagogue and being responsible for you actions. They are both celebrated around the age of 13 although bat/bar mitzvahs is a single event and confirmation is mostly a group event. Other then that there isn't many more...

What is the relationship between the US and Canada?

Canada and the US are the closest trading partners and are neighbours. Canada rely's on the US and the US rely's on Canada on trading. Canada and the US tend to get along well, and Canada mostly follows the US into war; which is the reason why Canada is in Afghanistan right now. They have a similar culture but the US tends to be more egocentric. Canadians know a fair bit about the US, but most Americans know nothing about the US. Canadians could live in igloos and have pet polar bears for all they know. The US tends to be more condescending towards Canadians when in reality Canada is a much better country to live in and to visit.

Who was Anaximander?

Anaximander

The Greek natural philosopher and astronomer Anaximander (ca. 610-ca. 546 B.C.) attempted to explain the origins of the universe through his theory of the apeiron.
Anaximander was a pre-Socratic Greek philosopher from Miletus. He belonged to the Milesian School and learned from his master Thales.