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Department of Transportation and Communication of the Philippines?
The Department of Transportation and Communication of the Philippines is tasked with the responsibility of ensuring the communication and transport systems are in operation. Some of the duties include maintenance, expansion and installation of such systems among others.
How did the physical features of the Philippines affect its history?
The Philippines being an archipelago, meaning surrounded by waters was the main reason why the navigators from some parts of the world had easy access to it. At that time, the main form of transportation was ships. With five vessels and about 265 men, Ferdinand Magellan, a Portuguese navigator reached the Philippines on March 16, 1521. Had the Philippines been not an archipelago or had it not been surrounded by waters, there was a big possibility that Magellan could not reached it. On this note, Spain could not have colonized Philippines too for 333 years.
Are there regular donkey or burros in the Philippines?
Yes, both donkeys and burros can be found in the Philippines, although they are not as common as in some other countries. They are primarily used for transportation and as pack animals in rural areas. The indigenous breed of donkey in the Philippines is known as the Philippine native donkey, which is smaller and well-adapted to the local environment. Overall, while not prevalent, these animals play a role in the agricultural and transportation sectors in certain regions.
What are the similarities of the Philippines and Americans?
Some similarities between the Philippines and Americans include cultural influences from Western countries, a history of colonization, a diverse population, and a love for sports such as basketball and boxing. Both countries also have strong family values and a shared history of military cooperation.
Why have the ideas of space changed?
Our (mankind's) knowledge has increased over time. For more details, do some reading on the history of astronomy.
What are some Filipino words borrowed from Arabic?
Some Filipino words borrowed from Arabic include "kamiseta" (shirt), "kandila" (candle), and "almusal" (breakfast). These words were introduced to the Philippines during the long history of trade and cultural exchange between the Arabic-speaking world and the Philippines.
What are the songs of the Abra province here at the Philippines?
Some traditional songs from Abra province in the Philippines include "Dungdungwen Kanto," "Kurakog," and "Pitik." These songs often reflect the culture, history, and daily life of the people in the region.
Who is the king in Philippines?
There is no king in the Philippines currently. But some time ago there was a king that ruled the Philippines.
History of tourism in the Philippines?
Tourism has existed as long as people have traveled from place to place to learn about the cultures of the world, and the Philippines have long been a part of that tradition.
Is same-sex marriage legal in the Philippines?
Not yet. There is increasing debate about it, and considering the large gay community in the Philippines, it probably won't be long before it's legalized in some form. As of now, though, the government of the Philippines does not legally recognize same-sex unions or marriages.
Can some one please explain the history of oil exploration in the uae?
For relevent details please log on to http://www.uae.gov.ae/Government/oil_gas.htm
What are some examples of vine in the Philippines?
Example of vine plants in the Philippines
