Wonders of the World

Perhaps because its not taken good care for (e.g: kept clean,etc.)

Maybe many filipinos did not participate in voting.

Yes they should be capitalized.

yes, because the smoke is global warming and it effects the earth

No. the wonders of the world are all man made.

The 7 Wonders of the World are important because of their incredible structures. The only Wonder of the Ancient World left standing is the Great Pyramid of Giza. A few of the 7 Wonders of the Modern World are the Empire State Building and the Golden Gate Bridge.

Mount Everest is classed as one of the seven wonders of the world but the Himalayas is not.

There were 7 wonders of the ancient world. They were:

1 - The pyramids of Giza
2 - The Hanging Gardens of Babylon
3 - The Temple of Artemis at Ephesus
4 - The Pharos (Lighthouse) of Alexandria
5 - The Mausoleum of Halicarnassus
6 - The Colossus of Rhodes
7 - The Statue of Zeus at Olympia

It's not on most lists of "wonders of the world". But it is a wonder to behold. At 630 feet tall (and 630 feet wide), the arch is the tallest man-made monument in America.

The goal of international space station is to advance mankind's understanding of our world, its place in our solar system, and what piece of the jigsaw we are actually in, out there in deep space. The key term is 'International' because exploring space is very, very expensive. Also, nations working together (a normal thing in the scientific world, but often alien in the political world) means that mankind's knowledge would advance in leaps and bounds.Ever since primitive men (and women, of course) looked up and saw the stars in the night sky - we, throughout the ages have 'wondered' - and wonder is what life is all about!

Stone Mountain in Georgia.

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== == The Colosseum of Rome The Catacombs of Alexandria The Great Wall of China Hagia Sophia of Constantinople Stonehenge The Leaning Tower of Pisa The Porcelain Pagoda of Nanjing The Great Pyramids (Egypt) Hagia Sophia (Turkey) Leaning Tower of Pisa (Italy) Washington Monument (U.S.) Eiffel Tower (France) Taj Mahal (India) Empire State Building (U.S.) The Pyramids of Giza The Hanging Gardens of Babylon The temple of Artemis at Ephesus The Mausoleum at Halicarnassus The Pharos (lighthouse) of Alexandria The statue of Zeus at Olympia, Greece Colossus of Rhodes (statue of the sun god Helios) The Grand Canyon (U.S.) Iguazu Falls (Argentina) Yosemite Valley's Giant Sequoias (U.S.) Mount Everest (Tibet/Nepal) The Harbor of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) The Nile River (Egypt) The Aaurora Borealis (the northern lights) Niagara Falls (U.S./Canada) Rainbow Natural Bridge (U.S.) The Petrified Forest (U.S.) among others. Listing the seven wonders of the world began during the time of the Greeks. The first lists were for travelers of that time, listing man-made objects of particular architectural or sculptural note. Today there are many such lists, including the Seven Modern Wonders, the Seven Wonders of the Medieval World, the Seven Natural Wonders, the Seven Wonders of Medicine, etc. There are many other such lists; none are definitive, of course. The United Nations' World Heritage Convention (part of UNESCO) has compiled an inventory of the world's wonders that it plans to preserve and protect. To qualify, a site must be judged to have outstanding universal value, either natural, like Canada's Wood Buffalo National Park and Australia's Great Barrier Reef, or cultural, like Haiti's Citadel and Sans Souci and France's Chartres Cathedral. Among the hundreds of sites listed by the World Heritage Convention are the ancient city of Cuzco in Peru, Virunga National Park in Zaire, the U.S.'s Statue of Liberty, Altamira Cave in Spain, and Sri Lanka's sacred city of Anuradhapura. You can read more about some of the World Heritage Sites in the Society's book Our World's Heritage, published in 1987.

Nope :)

Wonders of the World Wonders of Canada - 1907 was released on:

USA: March 1907

The Hellenistic Era produced a great body of literature and philosophy,art and architecture,and scientific achievement.

Cultural achievements--as opposed to political ones--e.g. great sculptures like Nike and the Colossus of Rhodes, great architectural works like the lighthouse of Alexandria, comedies and tragedies for the theater, and works of science and philosophy--e.g. the measurement of the world by Eratosthenes, Plato's Republic etc

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There are supposed to wear them in Germany, Austria and Switzerland but this is just a stereotypical image of such countries. In truth these outfits are just the traditional wear of these North Europeans, like Kimonos for Japanese people or ponchos and hats for Mexicans.

The hanging gardens.

The eighth wonder of the world is this: two pounds of iron-stone purchased on the shores of lake Superior and transported to Pittsburgh; two pounds of coal mined in Connellsville and manufactured into coke and brought to Pittsburgh; one half pound of limestone mined east of the Alleghenies and brought to Pittsburgh; a little manganese ore, mined in Virginia and brought to Pittsburgh. And these four and one half pounds of material manufactured into one pound of solid steel and sold for one cent. That's all that need be said about the steel business. -Andrew Carnegie

Pro-Poor Tourism (PPT) is tourism that results in increased net benefits for poor people. PPT is not a specific product or niche sector but an approach to tourism development and management. It enhances the linkages between tourism businesses and poor people, so that tourism's contribution to poverty reduction is increased and poor people are able to participate more effectively in product development. Links with many different types of 'the poor' need to be considered: staff, neighbouring communities, land-holders, producers of food, fuel and other suppliers, operators of micro tourism businesses, craft-makers, other users of tourism infrastructure (roads) and resources (water) etc. There are many types of pro poor tourism strategies, ranging from increasing local employment to building mechanisms for consultation. Any type of company can be involved in pro-poor tourism - a small lodge, an urban hotel, a tour operator, an infrastructure developer. The critical factor is not the type of company or the type of tourism, but that an increase in the net benefits that go to poor people can be demonstrated.

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With the naked eye - none.