A Map Of Japan Questions and Answers
Voting Question: Those 2 reporters in North Korea?
Why not just break in commando style and take them, keep killing to a min or better none at all, it'll be hard but not impossible, and we'll call it a day. Most of the world may hate us but if we try to do it in a peaceful way, what do we have to worry about? We can easily wipe North Korea off the map, so there won't be any real retribution and I highly doubt any of the larger states like China would care unless we use excessive force. Seriously we all know we can, so why not? They tested Nukes, they broke the peace, I really don't think anyone would take NK's side at this point, China would be pissed too cause NK with weapons is a danger to them also, so we're pissed, China's pissed, the EU's most likely pissed and Japan is def pissed, I highly doubt NK would try to retaliate against that. Huh, I've always believed that China was worried about NK's nuclear capabilities but I'm apparently an idiot :(. Alright, so commando is stupid eh, meh I'm all out of ideas then, what's your plan? moreVoting Question: Is this an ( A+ ) Social Studies Exit Project on Christopher Columbus?
Task: On Microsoft Word, create a short 2 page biography on Christopher Columbus. You must include an introduction stating background information, State 3 achievements of Christopher Columbus, ( One achievement is ONE paragraph so you must have 3 paragraphs! ) At the end of every achievement you must give the reason why you chose it. And a conclusion of Christopher Columbus' life and explorations. YOU MUST CREATE A BIBLIOGRAPHY! COUNTS AS 3RD PAGE!!! THIS PROJECT WILL DETERMINE IF YOU PASS THE 7TH GRADE ; PASS THE 4TH MARKIGN PERIOD AND IF YOU PASS SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS. DUE JUNE 8th, 2009 ! Please Grade this! TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK :-D HERE: Christopher Columbus INTRO: Christopher Columbus was born in Genoa, Italy in 1451. Young Christopher Columbus was a sailor. Columbus sailed to Africa and north to Iceland. Columbus sailed with a fleet to England in the year of 1476. While Columbus and his fleet were of the coast of Portugal, pirates attacked ships and Columbus’s ship sunk. Due to the ship fatality, Columbus swam back to shore at Libson. Columbus and his brother, Bartholomew, created a new store in 1479, in Libson. In their store, they sold maps. Christopher Columbus was interested in maps. His interests in maps lead him to the conclusion that you could get to Asia by sailing west to Europe. Columbus’s Accomplishments Accomplishment #1: Christopher Columbus had four voyages. In Christopher Columbus’s first voyage, Columbus thought he could reach Japan by sailing west. Christopher asked Queen Isabella to pay for his voyage, but Spain was currently in a war and couldn’t afford it. Columbus waited six years to ask Queen Isabella again. Finally, the war ended and Queen Isabella gave Columbus three ships. The ships were named, the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria. The ships sailed for thirty-seven days and on October 11, they came across an island. Columbus and the sailors dropped an anchor. Some of the sailors settled on the island naming it “San Salvador” while others stayed on deck simply staring at the island on the horizon. Columbus did not find any Japanese but he knew that Japan was nearby. Columbus continued to explore islands nearby. Columbus came across Cuba and thought it was the mainland China. Shortly after, he found an island named Hispaniola which today is now the countries Dominican Republic and Haiti. On their trip to an island, the Santa Maria had been lost, and sailors built a fort and left thirty-nine sailors behind to look for gold. On September 25th , 1493, Christopher Columbus set out for his second voyage. This time, he sailed with a fleet of seventeen ships. Queen Isabella sent fifteen-hundred men to build a colony and to look for gold. These voyages are accomplishments because Christopher Columbus had discovered, conquered, and named various islands during his trip. Accomplishment #2: Christopher Columbus started what we today call the “Columbian Exchange.” The Columbian Exchange was when a massive exchange of agricultural goods, slave labor, diseases, and ideas between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres. This exchange occurred in 1492. I chose this as an accomplishment because Christopher Columbus helped many people trade and share ideas and thoughts. Accomplishment #3: Christopher Columbus ????????? Bibliography: Websites ONLY! http://www.esd.k12.ca.us ^ Copyright: Fritz, Jean, Around the World in a Hundred Years, New York: Scholastic, ©1994. http://www.enchantedlearning.com/explorers/page/c/columbus.shtml ^ Copyright: ©2000-2009 EnchantedLearning.com http://www.columbusnavigation.com/ships.shtml ^ Copyright: Part or all of this page copyright © 1997-2006 by Keith A. Pickering Books ONLY! A Picture Book Of Christopher Columbus. Publisher: Holiday House, Inc. Pub. Date: March 1992 moreResolved Question: earth is round then why japan is considered far east?
as it depends on the choice where we cut the original round earth map(globe) to a rectangular map(after stretching on top and bottom if it is done) then why this only choice is made? moreResolved Question: what rides should go in the following empty spaces at niversal studios florida and islands of adventure?
I took a look at the two maps and noticed that there is so much empty space at BOTH parks but they keep shutting down attractions like they have no space. At Universal Studios Florida, I found the following areas suitable for attractions Area 1: The area between E.T. and Terminator is, according to the map empty and suitable for a good attraction set in Hollywood. Maybe something with Hellboy? Area 2: If they shut down Fievel's Playland and rerouted Woody Woodpecker a bit, another good attraction could be put right next to the E.T. building. Maybe a Charlie Brown one like one of the attractions at the Japan park. Area 3: Once again, the Kidzone has another spot to put an attraction, between the Animal show and the Barneyshow. If they closed the Barney show, we could have a great dark ride attraction, perhaps based on Madagascar. Area 4: This one is huge. It the space between Simpsons and MIB. You could put two attractions here. Maybe Battlestar Galactica and Transformers could be pulled in? Area 5: JAWS has a bunh of space suuronding it. A small attraction could go here. Area 6: The area that's by Beetlejuice could fit a good attraction if Beetlejuice was closed. Area 7: This is the entire Blue Man Group building. Close it for something that the park can use, like a FATF indoor ride, that could be like Test Track and send you racing outside. Maybe some interactivity. I still have to do IOA but I'll shorten that by land. Marvel Super Hero Island: There's 2 areas here that could fit maybe an Iron Man mini-launched coaster and maybe a small Thor ride. Toon Lagoon: This one has three areas that could fit a Rocky and Bullwinkle dark ride by that theater place next to Spidey, a Beetle Bailey attraction and maybe a rockin' tug based on Hagrid the Horrible. Jurassic Park: Harry Potter took one of its spaces, but this land still has 4 HUGE spaces. This land is the least developed but is the biggest land. For here, they could shut down Pteranodon Flyers and then put a REAL coaster in themed to Pteranodons. Then, make an indoor Jeep ride like Indiana Jones, except themed to dinos. A kiddie ride themed to dinos could also be added. Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Here they could pretty much just add a flat ride or two. Lost Continent: Ah, here they now need a new crowd pleaser as no one is gonna pay a lot of cash so that they can see Poseidon's Fury. So take some of the lake and theme it to an indoor Minotaur coaster, It would b a wild mouse, so it would be family-orientaned. Seuss Landing: Here they got 4 spaces as well. Behind the Cat in the Hat, a Horton ride could be added. A Lorax dark ride could go in that huge space between Seuss and Lost Continent. A Grinch coaster like the Matterhorn could go by the lake portion of Seuss. Finally, THE LAKE!!! Did you notice that IOA never uses the lake. Sure, they used to, but now nothing's going on. So, they can put in a.... NINTENDO WORLD Here we would have a state of the art Mario dark ride that is thrilling. Maybe you could ride on a mine cart through the sewers up to Bowser's castle. Also, a Legend of Zelda mostly indoors water coaster would be added. A Pokemon play area, Yoshi go-karts, a Donkey Kong indoor show, and Kirby balloon race would also be here. Tell me what you think and your ideas. moreResolved Question: Can anyone find a map of the world with Japan in the middle that I can buy?
I'm looking for a map I can hang on my wall from east Asia or Japan maybe, I've seen them before. They make their maps with Japan in the middle of the map, instead of Europe. Doesn't really need to be from Japan or wherever... just sayin. Also is this type of map called something specific? That would be great! But it says they can't ship it outside of Japan. moreResolved Question: any good map of japan with showing rivers and reservoir and height/relief?
if u get this it will really really help. and i can help u by givinv u a best answer if it is the best 1. thank u! :) moreResolved Question: Places to go in Beppu, Japan???! Are there any at all?
Ok guys I need some help! I'm going to Beppu and I would like to know is there anything interesting besides tons of hot springs???? I mean it's the only thing I could find about this town... So I'm willing to get more info from you. I want to know your opinion about this place: shops, attractions, places to go etc. Also maybe you could tell me about nearest places? Cause from the Kyushu map, Beppu looks pretty remote.. And I'm afraid that I will be bored as hell there. Thank you for your answers! :) Um... u see I'm planing to stay there for longer period (3-5 years) so I'm just wondering if Beppu has some big shopping centers or etc >.<" cause from the photos I've seen it looks like a village -_- moreResolved Question: Can anyone make a map for size comparison of okinawa, Japan to Oregon? or tell me how?
moreResolved Question: Can someone help me find a map for WWII japan and america?
i need a map with some major battles in the pacific. moreResolved Question: where can i buy English map or navigator in japan?
where can i buy a map(in English with tourist spot in it)here in kanto area? my friend told me about a book named nippon atlas but i couldn't find it. I have a Japanese license but i don't know where to go, please help i really like to know how to go to disneyland,grapes farm,indoor pools etc. from ibaraki. moreResolved Question: What are the major military bases around the world?
I'm doing a gis project based on military bases around the world excluding the US. I would like to know specific names of military bases from different countries, any you can think of to help me build my map. I only know a few in Japan since I lived there. Thanks for reading/answering! moreResolved Question: What do you think of this map?
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d1/New_Spain.png Spain and later Mexico use to own chunks of usa. I hate gringos enjoying California's, Texas's and Florida's beaches when it should be Spaniards and Mexicans enjoying them. Imagine if anti american countries like Russia, Germany, Italy, Japan, China, Korea helped Mexico and Spain get back their territory. Only France and England would help USA. THIS IS USA's FUTURE MAP WHEM MEXICO AND SPAIN TAKE OVER. shut up aguila 14 moreResolved Question: Would you like to check out these 320 useless facts?
1. Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) was born on and died on days when Halley's Comet can be seen. During his life he predicted that he would die when it could be seen. 2. US Dollar bills are made out of cotton and linen. 3. The "57" on the Heinz ketchup bottle represents the number of pickle types the company once had. 4. Americans are responsible for about 1/5 of the world's garbage annually. On average, that's 3 pounds a day per person. 5. Giraffes and rats can last longer without water than camels. 6. Your stomach produces a new layer of mucus every two weeks so that it doesn't digest itself. 7. 98% of all murders and rapes are by a close family member or friend of the victim. 8. A B-25 bomber crashed into the 79th floor of the Empire State Building on July 28, 1945. 9. The Declaration of Independence was written on hemp (marijuana) paper. 10. The dot over the letter "i" is called a tittle. 11. A raisin dropped in a glass of fresh champagne will bounce up and down continuously from the bottom of the glass to the top. 12. Benjamin Franklin was the fifth in a series of the youngest son of the youngest son. 13. Triskaidekaphobia means fear of the number 13. Paraskevidekatriaphobia means fear of Friday the 13th (which occurs one to three times a year). In Italy, 17 is considered an unlucky number. In Japan, 4 is considered an unlucky number. 14. A female ferret will die if it goes into heat and cannot find a mate. 15. All the chemicals in a human body combined are worth about 6.25 euro (if sold separately). 16. In ancient Rome, when a man testified in court he would swear on his testicles. 17. The ZIP in "ZIP code" means Zoning Improvement Plan. 18. Coca-Cola contained Coca (whose active ingredient is cocaine) from 1885 to 1903. 19. A "2 by 4" is really 1 1/2 by 3 1/2. 20. It's estimated that at any one time around 0.7% of the world's population is drunk. 21. Each king in a deck of playing cards represents a great king from history: Spades = David ; Clubs = Alexander the Great ; Hearts = Charlemagne ; Diamonds = Caesar 22. 40% of McDonald's profits come from the sales of Happy Meals. 23. Every person, including identical twins, has a unique eye and tongue print along with their finger print. 24. The "spot" on the 7-Up logo comes from its inventor who had red eyes. He was an albino. 25. 315 entries in Webster's 1996 dictionary were misspelled. 26. The "save" icon in Microsoft Office programs shows a floppy disk with the shutter on backwards. 27. Albert Einstein and Charles Darwin both married their first cousins (Elsa Löwenthal and Emma Wedgewood respectively). 28. Camel's have three eyelids. 29. On average, 12 newborns will be given to the wrong parents every day. 30. John Wilkes Booth's brother once saved the life of Abraham Lincoln's son. 31. Warren Beatty and Shirley McLaine are brother and sister. 32. Chocolate can kill dogs; it directly affects their heart and nervous system. 33. Daniel Boone hated coonskin caps. 34. Playing cards were issued to British pilots in WWII. If captured, they could be soaked in water and unfolded to reveal a map for escape. 35. 55.1% of all US prisoners are in prison for drug offenses. 36. Most lipstick contains fish scales. 37. Orcas (killer whales) kill sharks by torpedoing up into the shark's stomach from underneath, causing the shark to explode. 38. Dr. Seuss pronounced his name "soyce". 39. Slugs have four noses. 40. Ketchup was sold in the 1830s as medicine. 41. The Three Wise Monkeys have names: Mizaru (See no evil), Mikazaru (Hear no evil), and Mazaru (Speak no evil). 42. India has a Bill of Rights for cows. 43. If you sneeze too hard, you can fracture a rib. If you try to suppress a sneeze, you can rupture a blood vessel in your head or neck and die. If you keep your eyes open by force, they can pop out. (DON'T TRY IT, DUMBASS) 44. During the California gold rush of 1849, miners sent their laundry to Honolulu for washing and pressing. Due to the extremely high costs in California during these boom years, it was deemed more feasible to send their shirts to Hawaii for servicing. 45. American Airlines saved $40,000 in 1987 by taking out an olive from First Class salads. 46. About 200,000,000 M&Ms are sold each day in the United States. 47. Because metal was scarce, the Oscars given out during World War II were made of wood. 48. Over a course of about eleven years, the sun's magnetic poles switch places. This cycle is called "Solarmax". 49. There are 318,979,564,000 possible combinations of the first four moves in Chess. 50. Upper and lower case letters are named "upper" and "lower" because in the time when all original print had to be set in individual letters, the upper case letters were stored in the case on top of the case that stored the lower case letters. 51. There are no clocks in Las Vegas gambling casinos. 52. The numbers "172" can be found on the back of the US 5 moreVoting Question: Why do Japanese tracks have a extra long strait parts?
I was messing around on Google Maps and kept seeing that the tracks in Japan had really long strait parts. moreResolved Question: Japan and there Regions?
I'm interested in knowing about Japans geography. I thought till now it was just a large island with no territory boundaries such as like America and how they divide the US in states. But then I saw this map, http://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/indepth/history/food/img/map_jp.gif Could someone explain, are these like the USA states? moreResolved Question: Maps of Osaka and Tokyo?
I have a Japanese assignment and my class has to make a survival guide for when we go over to Japan. I searched heaps of websites, but I can't find clear maps of Osaka and Tokyo in the area my class will be staying at. In Osaka, we are staying at Chisan Hotel Shin and at Tokyo, Ikebukuro. Do you know where I can find any? They also need to have labels of places to eat, stations and so on. moreResolved Question: What do you think of The Phillipines?
It seems whenever I meet someone from there, unless they're quite young and have been brought up somewhere else, they've got a really bad reputation. I met a man who murdered someone there. I see Philipina women all the time, but they're usually maids for whitefolk. While in Japan, you almost never saw Philipino men, but the women would often be working in the hostess/sex trade. The sort-of normal Philipina women I've met have been living off of social assistance. I met a guy who sometimes goes to that country, and specifically for sex because it's so cheap and the women will do anything there. I'm not trying to be anti-Phillipines, but my image of that country is pretty negative due to all of these things. Just looking at a map, it looks like it might be a great place. Tropical islands. What could be wrong with that? Anyway, your thoughts? LOL. I guess I better change my lifestyle and start noticing some decent people that would better reflect me. However, I don't think "IT" is much of an improvement. Anyone can sit infront of a computer and not do anything beneficial. moreResolved Question: Help me find a good population density map of Japan?
Hey I need a population density map of japan, to show how insignificant and small australia's population density is. When you find a good map, send me the link Bonus if you find a map of Australia's population density too. Thanks moreResolved Question: Did I label this Japan map correctly? [4 main islands]?
Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu. The big islands are no problem, but there are these really tiny ones surrounding them which I don't know where they belong. @.@ Help~ Here's a link of a map i colored briefly. tell me if i colored it correctly =) http://i42.tinypic.com/11gllec.gif moreResolved Question: Languages of the world?
so my question is: is there a map on the internet, where the names of the countries are shown in English and with the scripts of the language spoken there like: Magyarország (Hungary) Deutschland (Germany) Español (Spain) 日本 (Japan) भारत (India) اليَمَن (Yemen) etc. If there isn't a map like this, a list would also be fine for me. thank you something like this: http://fc01.deviantart.com/fs14/f/2007/020/3/2/WORLD_MAP_by_SUNZHINE.jpg not with flags, but with the names of the countries. moreResolved Question: where can i find an accurate climate map of japan?
i need it for a social studies project. moreResolved Question: Why is Harley Race rarely given much praise for his accomplishments?
He was one of the biggest stars in the 70's and 80's, and helped put the NWA on the map (before Ric Flair I might add). He's a 7 time World Champion and did both in America and Japan. Why isn't that he rarely get's the respect he deserves from fans today? Right Gabriel. It's ALLLLLLLL Cena's fault right? Come on now, please tell your kidding. moreResolved Question: Does China have access to the Sea of Japan?
I want to know if China has a border with the Sea of Japan, because in some maps it has, while in others it does not. Also, does that mean that North Korea doesn't have a direct land border with Russia? moreResolved Question: Map or Website of Japanese Shrines?
I recently got back from a fabulous trip to various cities in Japan. I know the names of the popular and shrines and temples but I don't have the names of many. Is there a map with descriptions and locations. There are just too many to list. I don't even know if it is exactly a shrine either. For example in Zojo-ji area had what looked like a Raven shrine with white torii gates. Also in the Asakusa area, there was a statue of a woman with 2 children strapped to her. I saw people praying in front of her. Is that a shrine? Another in Hakone near the Yunnesun resort water park. moreResolved Question: i need help with us. history mulitple choice?
Stalin's decision to keep Soviet troops in Eastern Europe following World War II led to (Points: 3) the Soviet War. the Warsaw War. the Cold War. the Eastern War. How did British prime minister Winston Churchill describe the imaginary wall separating communist countries from democracies? (Points: 3) Warsaw Pact Iron Curtain Red Scare unholy alliance What was the purpose of containment? (Points: 3) to oppose Soviet expansion and keep communism in check to deploy troops to surround the Soviet Union to keep Japan from forming alliances with Korea and China to prevent Eastern European nations from becoming economically independent What name was given to the U.S. policy of giving military aid to countries to restrict the spread of communism? (Points: 3) Eisenhower Initiative Truman Doctrine Marshall Plan Yalta Agreement 5. What was the name for the American and British response to the Soviet blockade of a German city? (Points: 3) Berlin Airlift Frankfurt Rollover Cologne Atomizer Bonn Chance 6. What was the purpose of NATO? (Points: 3) to defend against Soviet aggression to monitor the detonation of atomic bombs to coordinate military training for the Allies to create accurate maps in case of a future war 7. Why did the United States help Japan recover and rebuild after World War II? (Points: 3) to reduce guilt over dropping atomic bombs to develop an Asian ally against communism to impose purely American values to provide European nations with an example 8. What act signaled the beginning of the Korean War? (Points: 3) North and South Korea joined forces to invade Japan. China invaded North Korea. South Korea invaded North Korea. North Korea invaded South Korea. 9. Why did U.S. general Douglas MacArthur leave his command of troops near the end of the Korean War? (Points: 3) President Truman fired him for insubordination. He died in combat. President Truman appointed him secretary of defense. He became a five-star general. 10. What was the outcome of the Korean War? (Points: 3) North Korea and South Korea remained separate with a demilitarized zone along the 38th parallel. The two Koreas united and became a democracy. An initial truce led to a peace treaty that established North Korea as communist and South Korea as a democracy. China took over North Korea and the UN took over South Korea. 11. What describes the fear of communism that led to intense espionage investigations in the 1950s? (Points: 3) Yalu Flight Red Scare Operation Bugout Commie Phobia 12. What was McCarthyism? (Points: 3) a policy of providing economic relief to South Korea and other war-torn nations the hope that communists would be treated equitably and incorporated into American society the belief that the United States must save European economies following World War II a tactic of spreading fear with baseless accusations of communist activities in the United States 13. President Eisenhower's foreign policy stressed peace, threatened massive retaliation for attacks, and ____________. (Points: 3) built up the nuclear arsenal increased the size of the military expected other nations to do their part provided high levels of foreign aid to Europe 14. In his farewell address, what did President Eisenhower caution the nation against? (Points: 3) delaying full buildup of the military the power of the military-industrial complex the threat of communism in Asia the increased power of the United Nations 15. What covert activity did the CIA support to protect oil interests and prevent the spread of communism? (Points: 3) restoring the shah to power in Iran removing the House of Saud from power in Saudi Arabia preventing a military dictatorship from assuming power in Iraq establishing Syria as a democracy 16. What was the result of U.S. covert actions in Latin America and the Middle East? (Points: 3) The Soviet Union threatened to seize control of the Suez Canal. Since the actions were covert, few knew of their existence, so there was little impact. Anti-American sentiment in those regions increased. More nations were grateful for U.S. support and involvement. 17. What is one reason the U.S. economy grew significantly after World War II? (Points: 3) The government supported price reductions to provide benefits for returning moreResolved Question: Arcade Game from 1990-19?? By Neo-Geo or .....?
I was trying to trace back an arcade game that I used to play at the Sherman Oaks Galleria at the Time Out arcade back in 1991 and later. Now this is going to be difficult to explain since I remember very very little details. This game seemed to be a strategy game. It involved different units of men you can use to go across the screen (It was not a side scroller, but the units moved vertically). Each unit served a purpose like one guy had the ability to do one specific type of attack, while another unit had another. I vividly remember that the game had "special units" where one guy was glowing with rainbow colors and can move faster than others to achieve the objective. The hardest part about remembering this game is what the actual objective was. I don't remember if it was to destroy the opposing enemy units, or to just make it across the map. I had a feeling that maybe it was a Neo-Geo game, but I cannot be sure. It seemed like one of those games that came from Japan, but really, what game isn't? =( During this time, games like Sengoku, King of the Monsters, Smash T.V. were around in the arcade. This game is almost like Battlantis. Here is a youtube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nFIUpi-FDM moreResolved Question: Why should there be such a continent in the UN called "Asia"? What purpose does this concept serve?
"Asia" doesn't physically exit. It's a piece of territory ( not even a land, since Phillipines, Indonesia, Japan etc. are not connect to other parts of Asia ) on a map or globe. The only REAL place is planet Earth. Thus, as an ex Chinese-Canadian ( now simply Canadian ), I was wondering what was / is the purpose for the UN to create a continent called Asia on the map or globe? Asia includes up to Turkey you moron: http://ess-sst.nrcan-rncan.gc.ca/intl/intl_activities/asia/images/asia_e.jpg And it's not about genetics or appearance. moreVoting Question: someone plz help me I am stuck!?
. Which was an early event in the Cold War? (Points: 3) The United States refused to include Russia in the Marshall Plan. East Germany formed an alliance with the Soviet Union. Stalin kept troops in Eastern Europe instead of holding promised elections. China continued to threaten an invasion of Japan. 2. What was the Iron Curtain? (Points: 3) the security arrangements that Stalin made to protect himself a line of guns and canons that the Soviets spread across Eastern Europe the imaginary wall separating communist countries from democracies a powerful agreement forged at Yalta at the end of World War II 3. What was the policy of containment forged by American diplomat George F. Kennan? (Points: 3) keeping Japan from forming alliances with Korea and China a system of troop deployment that surrounded the Soviet Union firmly opposing Soviet expansion and keeping communism in check a plan to prevent Eastern European nations from becoming economically independent 4. What name was given to the U.S. policy of giving economic and military aid to countries to restrict the spread of communism? (Points: 3) Marshall Plan Yalta Agreement Truman Doctrine Eisenhower Initiative 5. What was the Berlin Airlift? (Points: 3) the American and British attempt to evacuate Germans wanting to leave Berlin the German plan to restore the strength of the air force following World War II the American and British response to the Soviet blockade of Berlin the final attempt by Germans to force the Soviets out of East Germany 6. What was NATO? (Points: 3) the Network for Allied Topography Operations, formed to create accurate maps for the Allies in case of future wars the National Alliance for Training Organization, a school formed to coordinate military training for the Allies the New Atlantic Testing Operation, formed to monitor the detonation of atomic bombs the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a pact among Western nations to defend against Soviet aggression 7. What policy did the United States implement in postwar Japan? (Points: 3) a strong and permanent military presence reduction in civil liberties collection of war reparations rebuilding the nation 8. What act signaled the beginning of the Korean War? (Points: 3) North and South Korea joined forces to invade Japan. China invaded North Korea. South Korea invaded North Korea. North Korea invaded South Korea. 9. Why did U.S. general Douglas MacArthur leave his command of troops near the end of the Korean War? (Points: 3) He died in combat. President Truman appointed him secretary of defense. He became a five-star general. President Truman fired him for insubordination. 10. What was the outcome of the Korean War? (Points: 3) The two Koreas united and became a democracy. North and South Korea remained separate with a demilitarized zone along the 38th parallel. An initial truce led to a peace treaty that established North Korea as communist and South Korea as a democracy. China took over North Korea and the UN took over South Korea. 11. What did Alger Hiss, Whittaker Chambers, and Ethel Rosenberg have in common? (Points: 3) All were senators that participated in the investigations of the McCarthy era. All were subjects of espionage investigations that occurred as part of a Red Scare. All were newscasters that helped make television the medium people turned to for information. All played a part in developing the agreements that formed the basis for the United Nations. 12. What was McCarthyism? (Points: 3) a policy of providing economic relief to South Korea and other war-torn nations a tactic of spreading fear with baseless accusations of communist activities in the United States. the belief that the United States must save European economies following World War II the hope that communists would be treated equitably and incorporated into American society 13. Which was not an element of President Dwight Eisenhower's foreign policy? (Points: 3) emphasize peace build up the nuclear arsenal increase the size of the military threaten massive retaliation 14. What fear did President Eisenhower express in his farewell address? (Points: 3) Nuclear proliferation would lead to communist takeovers around the world. The power of the military-industrial complex could threaten democracy. The United States would not adequately support its farmers. Without special vigilance, com moreResolved Question: can anyone direct me to 3-10-15 kawana building shibuya shibuya-ku tokyo japan?
can anyone direct me to 3-10-15 kawana building shibuya shibuya-ku tokyo japan? i've been trying to locate it thru google maps, but i cant find it, and i cant understand the characters in there..... moreResolved Question: REVISED predictions for the next 100 years. Agree? Disagree? And Why?
I asked this many times over before, but I have rethought and revised my next 100 years predictions: here is how I see it now: -we break our unconditional embargo with Cuba and relations between US and South America improve (within next few years) -Kim Jong Il suffers fatal stroke in say, 8 years, and his successor will be slightly less insane and isolationalist. N. Korea will begin to cooperate with UN sanctions and slowly, relations between North and South Korea and Japan will get better. They will still be nuts, mind you, but the threat of N.Korea and their nuclear program to the world, especially Japan, will be reduced. Without that threat, Japan's interest in the US will slightly diminish as part of our relationship with Japan is based on their defense from Dear Leader. -Iraq settles down in terms of insurgency in next year or two, but will still flare up occasionally, much like, say, Lebanon now. -Afghanistan becomes tough struggle for next 5-10 years but eventually Taliban and Al Qaida will be permanently diminished. US will have reclaimed some international credibility and respect and there will be a small decrease in anti-americanism in Europe and Mid-East. -Japan and China compete economically, but China has internal issues. The difference in the economies of the poor, central chinese and the chinese of the industrialized cities will render China not as powerful in the global scheme as predicted by some analysts. Japan's economy expands unchecked, at the forefrunt of the the technological industry. I say this in the next 10 to 20 years. -At the same time, I predict that the next developing power will in fact be Mexico. -Relations between Russia and United States becomes more strained over issues of Iran and on nuclear proliferation. (5-10 years) -Iran covertly tries to develop nuclear (warhead) capabilities, not just civilian nuclear power. (big surprise there). This happens in next 5-10 years. - In 5-10 years or so years, Israel does what it did to Saddam and to Syria: precision (conventional) air strike on nuclear facilities, i.e enriching, processing, etc. Iran's nuclear program back to square 1. Iran vows revenge, condemns their actions, but is unable to do anything about it. Russia condemns Israel's actions, as does UN and NATO. US also condemns Israel's "rash" actions but still unconditionally supports Israel. Relations b/t Iran and Israel, degrade further, and US and Russian relationship is further strained. -In next 5 years, global economic crisis will slowly return to normal. I predict a second crisis in about 25-30 years. -Pakistan helps Iran rebuild nuclear capabilities covertly. We figure this out through our intelligence agencies and impose sanctions to no avail. (10-25 years from now.) -India also condemns Pakistan and Iran. Slowly, from 20 to 30 years from now, there is an emergence of two main powers (alliances.) 1. B/t US, Israel, UK, France (but so what about the French), India, and China (b/c of its economic interests in US). 2. Iran, Pakistan, Russia, Mexico. Cuba has become a non issue, as has North Korea, which no longer are pursuing nuclear warheads. We will end up having a smaller cold war that will last for about 15-20 years. Very scary time when it seems like Iran and Israel will commence nuclear exchange (seems inevitable). Same issue b/t US and Russia. Globe will at same time undergo a second economic crisis. Russia will be hit hard, and so will its trade partners, especially those interested in commodities, such as Japan. US will ride through and survive. The countries that survive economic crash will win the second cold war. Russian Federation will dissolve into three or four separate states. Trying to not make the same mistake twice, NATO and UN will immediately step in and help protect against further nuclear proliferation. Efforts prove to be a success. Russia becomes far less powerful. Without any real backing from Russia, whose power has greatly diminished, Iran will make a desperate move. Isolated with no real allies or supporters, Iran, if still caught up in a radical Islamic mindset like that of the Ayatollah and Ahmedinejad, will try to drop their entire, though meager,nuclear arsenal on Israeli cities such as Tel Aviv. Israel will, before the detonations, retaliate by unloading their entire arsenal on Iran, wiping it off the map, practically. Syria and Egypt and many neighboring countries of Israel will invade Israel in retaliation as of about 2075, and US will step in on their behalf. This will be Wold War III. US and Israel will fight off invaders, however, fallout and after effects of the Iranian nuke render much of Israel uninhabitable and there will be a mass exodus from Israel to the US, England, Australia, etc. Russia and Mexico will then intervene against US for helping Israel and there will be an all out war between US and Russia. The Russian front will be fought in the air and in space, probably not by nuclear weapons as the theory of Mutually assured Destruction is still applicable. Throughout 21st century, I predict that space will be the new frontier for the military. Whoever has control of the immediate outer space will prevail. i predict this to be America and the russians will lose this frontier as they are already too weak from the second cold war and 2nd economic downturn. War with Mexico will be by land and by air, a much more conventional style of warfare. The Mexicans will invade the US through Arizona and Texas and through a bitter struggle, eventually recapture a portion of the Southwestern United States. Although Mexico will have developed a space program, they will not be technologically advanced enough to fight a war in space like US and Russia. This advantage if the US will prove to end the 2nd Mex-Am War. The lines will be redrawn, with Mexico extending somewhat into Texas and Arizona. Relations will be strained for a good 10-15 years between US and Mexico, but eventually they will improve. That will be the last great war for a while. On a side note, By 2100, I predict climate change and environmental issues will be greatly reduced but not wholly cured by moving towards alternative energies: for power plants: nuclear power, and for cars: electricity. moreResolved Question: Would it be alot cheaper if I graduated from college to go to Japan?
I plan to go there because of UFO catcher plushies. I don't know which parts of Japan I'll be going. Can you please send me a map of Japan? Thanks! Actually, I'm traveling. moreResolved Question: My predictions for the next 100 years. Do You think this is Plausible? How Do You See It?
here is how I see it: -we break our unconditional embargo with Cuba and relations between US and South America improve (with next few years) -Kim Jong Il suffers fatal stroke in say, 8 years, and his successor will be slightly less insane and isolationalist. N. Korea will begin to cooperate with UN sanctions and slowly, relations between North and South Korea and Japan will get better. -Iraq settles down in terms of insurgency in next year or two. -Afghanistan becomes tough struggle for next 5 years but eventually Taliban and Al Qaida will be permanently diminished. US will have reclaimed some international credibility and respect and there will be a decrease in anti-americanism. -Japan and China compete economically, but China has internal issues that tear it apart: difference in economies b/t poor, central china and the industrialized cities. Communist regime breaks in two, and is not as much of a world power as everyone predicts. Japan expands unchecked, i.e. China is less of a world player and economically controls half of the pacific. I say this in 10 to 15 years. -Relations between Russia and United States becomes more strained over issues of Iran and on nuclear proliferation. (5-10 years) -Iran covertly tries to develop nuclear (warhead) capabilities, not just civilian nuclear power. (go figure). in next few years. - 5 or so years, Israel does what it did to Saddam and to Syria: precision air strike on nuclear facilities, i.e enriching, processing, etc. Iran's nuclear program back to square 1. Iran vows revenge, and along with Russia condems Israel's actions, as does UN and NATO. US also condemns Israel's "rash" actions but still unconditionally supports Israel. Relations b/t Iran and Israel, and US and Russia strained. -In next few years, global economic crisis returns to normal. I predict a second crisis in about 25-30 years. -Pakistan helps Iran rebuild nuclear capabilities covertly. We figure this out through our intelligence agencies and impose sanctions to no avail. (8-15 years from now.) -India also condemns Pakistan and Iran. Slowly, from 15 to 20/25 years from now, there is an emergence of two main powers (alliances.) 1. B/t US, Israel, UK, France (but so what about the French), India, and China (b/c of its economic interests in US). 2. Iran, Pakistan, Russia, and Japan, which gets its oil and resources from Russia. Cuba has become a non issue, as has North Korea, which no longer is pursuing nuclear warheads. We will end up having a smaller cold war that will last for about 15-20 years. Very scary time when it seems like Iran and Israel will commence nuclear exchange, and then Russia & US will follow suit. Globe will at same time undergo a second economic crisis. Russia will be hit hard, and so will its trade partners, especially Japan. US will ride through and survive. The countries that survive economic crash will win the second cold war. Russian Federation will dissolve into three or four separate states. Trying to not make the same mistake twice, NATO and UN will immediately step in and help protect against further nuclear proliferation. Efforts prove to be a success. Russia becomes far less powerful. about 2040, Iranian president dies. Iran is still a threat, but a little bit more reasonable. However, without any real backing from Russia, whose power has greatly diminished, Iran will make a desperate move. Isolated with no real allies or supporters, Iran, if caught up in radical Islamic mindset like that of the Ayatollah, will try to drop their entire, though meager,nuclear arsenal on Israeli cities such as Tel Aviv. Israel will, before the detonations, retaliate by unloading their entire arsenal on Iran, wiping it off the map, practically. Syria and Egypt and many neighboring countries of Israel will invade Israel as of about 2075, and US will step in on their behalf. This will be Wold War III. US and Israel will fight off invaders, however, fallout and after effects of the Iranian nuke render much of Israel uninhabitable and there will be a mass exodus from Israel to the US, England, Australia, etc. Russia will then intervene against US for helping Israel and there will be an all out war between US and Russia. Much of this war will be fought in the air and in space, as throughout 21st century, I predict that space will be the new frontier for the military. Whoever has control of the immediate outer space will prevail. i predict this to be America and the russians will lose as they are already too weak That will be the last great war for a while and slowly, things will even out after that. On a side note, By 2050, I predict climate change and environmental issues will be greatly reduced but not wholly cured by alternative energies. moreResolved Question: My predictions for the next 100 years. Do You think this is Plausible?
here is how I see it: -we break our unconditional embargo with Cuba and relations between US and South America improve (with next few years) -Kim Jong Il suffers fatal stroke in say, 8 years, and his successor will be slightly less insane and isolationalist. N. Korea will begin to cooperate with UN sanctions and slowly, relations between North and South Korea and Japan will get better. -Iraq settles down in terms of insurgency in next year or two. -Afghanistan becomes tough struggle for next 5 years but eventually Taliban and Al Qaida will be permanently diminished. US will have reclaimed some international credibility and respect and there will be a decrease in anti-americanism. -Japan and China compete economically, but China has internal issues that tear it apart: difference in economies b/t poor, central china and the industrialized cities. Communist regime breaks in two, and is not as much of a world power as everyone predicts. Japan expands unchecked, i.e. China is less of a world player and economically controls half of the pacific. I say this in 10 to 15 years. -Relations between Russia and United States becomes more strained over issues of Iran and on nuclear proliferation. (5-10 years) -Iran covertly tries to develop nuclear (warhead) capabilities, not just civilian nuclear power. (go figure). in next few years. - 5 or so years, Israel does what it did to Saddam and to Syria: precision air strike on nuclear facilities, i.e enriching, processing, etc. Iran's nuclear program back to square 1. Iran vows revenge, and along with Russia condems Israel's actions, as does UN and NATO. US also condemns Israel's "rash" actions but still unconditionally supports Israel. Relations b/t Iran and Israel, and US and Russia strained. -In next few years, global economic crisis returns to normal. I predict a second crisis in about 25-30 years. -Pakistan helps Iran rebuild nuclear capabilities covertly. We figure this out through our intelligence agencies and impose sanctions to no avail. (8-15 years from now.) -India also condemns Pakistan and Iran. Slowly, from 15 to 20/25 years from now, there is an emergence of two main powers (alliances.) 1. B/t US, Israel, UK, France (but so what about the French), India, and China (b/c of its economic interests in US). 2. Iran, Pakistan, Russia, and Japan, which gets its oil and resources from Russia. Cuba has become a non issue, as has North Korea, which no longer is pursuing nuclear warheads. We will end up having a smaller cold war that will last for about 15-20 years. Very scary time when it seems like Iran and Israel will commence nuclear exchange, and then Russia & US will follow suit. Globe will at same time undergo a second economic crisis. Russia will be hit hard, and so will its trade partners, especially Japan. US will ride through and survive. The countries that survive economic crash will win the second cold war. Russian Federation will dissolve into three or four separate states. Trying to not make the same mistake twice, NATO and UN will immediately step in and help protect against further nuclear proliferation. Efforts prove to be a success. Russia becomes far less powerful. about 2040, Iranian president dies. Iran is still a threat, but a little bit more reasonable. However, without any real backing from Russia, whose power has greatly diminished, Iran will make a desperate move. Isolated with no real allies or supporters, Iran, if caught up in radical Islamic mindset like that of the Ayatollah, will try to drop their entire, though meager,nuclear arsenal on Israeli cities such as Tel Aviv. Israel will, before the detonations, retaliate by unloading their entire arsenal on Iran, wiping it off the map, practically. Syria and Egypt and many neighboring countries of Israel will invade Israel as of about 2075, and US will step in on their behalf. This will be Wold War III. US and Israel will fight off invaders, however, fallout and after effects of the Iranian nuke render much of Israel uninhabitable and there will be a mass exodus from Israel to the US, England, Australia, etc. Russia will then intervene against US for helping Israel and there will be an all out war between US and Russia. Much of this war will be fought in the air and in space, as throughout 21st century, I predict that space will be the new frontier for the military. Whoever has control of the immediate outer space will prevail. i predict this to be America and the russians will lose as they are already too weak That will be the last great war for a while and slowly, things will even out after that. On a side note, By 2050, I predict climate change and environmental issues will be greatly reduced but not wholly cured by alternative energies. moreResolved Question: My predictions for the next 100 years. How do you see it?
here is how I see it: -we break our unconditional embargo with Cuba and relations between US and South America improve (with next few years) -Kim Jong Il suffers fatal stroke in say, 8 years, and his successor will be slightly less insane and isolationalist. N. Korea will begin to cooperate with UN sanctions and slowly, relations between North and South Korea and Japan will get better. -Iraq settles down in terms of insurgency in next year or two. -Afghanistan becomes tough struggle for next 5 years but eventually Taliban and Al Qaida will be permanently diminished. US will have reclaimed some international credibility and respect and there will be a decrease in anti-americanism. -Japan and China compete economically, but China has internal issues that tear it apart: difference in economies b/t poor, central china and the industrialized cities. Communist regime breaks in two, and is not as much of a world power as everyone predicts. Japan expands unchecked, i.e. China is less of a world player and economically controls half of the pacific. I say this in 10 to 15 years. -Relations between Russia and United States becomes more strained over issues of Iran and on nuclear proliferation. (5-10 years) -Iran covertly tries to develop nuclear (warhead) capabilities, not just civilian nuclear power. (go figure). in next few years. - 5 or so years, Israel does what it did to Saddam and to Syria: precision air strike on nuclear facilities, i.e enriching, processing, etc. Iran's nuclear program back to square 1. Iran vows revenge, and along with Russia condems Israel's actions, as does UN and NATO. US also condemns Israel's "rash" actions but still unconditionally supports Israel. Relations b/t Iran and Israel, and US and Russia strained. -In next few years, global economic crisis returns to normal. I predict a second crisis in about 25-30 years. -Pakistan helps Iran rebuild nuclear capabilities covertly. We figure this out through our intelligence agencies and impose sanctions to no avail. (8-15 years from now.) -India also condemns Pakistan and Iran. Slowly, from 15 to 20/25 years from now, there is an emergence of two main powers (alliances.) 1. B/t US, Israel, UK, France (but so what about the French), India, and China (b/c of its economic interests in US). 2. Iran, Pakistan, Russia, and Japan, which gets its oil and resources from Russia. Cuba has become a non issue, as has North Korea, which no longer is pursuing nuclear warheads. We will end up having a smaller cold war that will last for about 15-20 years. Very scary time when it seems like Iran and Israel will commence nuclear exchange, and then Russia & US will follow suit. Globe will at same time undergo a second economic crisis. Russia will be hit hard, and so will its trade partners, especially Japan. US will ride through and survive. The countries that survive economic crash will win the second cold war. Russian Federation will dissolve into three or four separate states. Trying to not make the same mistake twice, NATO and UN will immediately step in and help protect against further nuclear proliferation. Efforts prove to be a success. Russia becomes far less powerful. about 2040, Iranian president dies. Iran is still a threat, but a little bit more reasonable. However, without any real backing from Russia, whose power has greatly diminished, Iran will make a desperate move. Isolated with no real allies or supporters, Iran, if caught up in radical Islamic mindset like that of the Ayatollah, will try to drop their entire, though meager,nuclear arsenal on Israeli cities such as Tel Aviv. Israel will, before the detonations, retaliate by unloading their entire arsenal on Iran, wiping it off the map, practically. Syria and Egypt and many neighboring countries of Israel will invade Israel as of about 2075, and US will step in on their behalf. This will be Wold War III. US and Israel will fight off invaders, however, fallout and after effects of the Iranian nuke render much of Israel uninhabitable and there will be a mass exodus from Israel to the US, England, Australia, etc. Russia will then intervene against US for helping Israel and there will be an all out war between US and Russia. Much of this war will be fought in the air and in space, as throughout 21st century, I predict that space will be the new frontier for the military. Whoever has control of the immediate outer space will prevail. i predict this to be America and the russians will lose as they are already too weak That will be the last great war for a while and slowly, things will even out after that. On a side note, By 2050, I predict climate change and environmental issues will be greatly reduced but not wholly cured by alternative energies. moreResolved Question: Predictions for the future?
here is how I see it: -we break our unconditional embargo with Cuba and relations between US and South America improve (with next few years) -Kim Jong Il suffers fatal stroke in say, 8 years, and his successor will be slightly less insane and isolationalist. N. Korea will begin to cooperate with UN sanctions and slowly, relations between North and South Korea and Japan will get better. -Iraq settles down in terms of insurgency in next year or two. -Afghanistan becomes tough struggle for next 5 years but eventually Taliban and Al Qaida will be permanently diminished. US will have reclaimed some international credibility and respect and there will be a decrease in anti-americanism. -Japan and China compete economically, but China has internal issues that tear it apart: difference in economies b/t poor, central china and the industrialized cities. Communist regime breaks in two, and is not as much of a world power as everyone predicts. Japan expands unchecked, i.e. China is less of a world player and economically controls half of the pacific. I say this in 10 to 15 years. -Relations between Russia and United States becomes more strained over issues of Iran and on nuclear proliferation. (5-10 years) -Iran covertly tries to develop nuclear (warhead) capabilities, not just civilian nuclear power. (go figure). in next few years. - 5 or so years, Israel does what it did to Saddam and to Syria: precision air strike on nuclear facilities, i.e enriching, processing, etc. Iran's nuclear program back to square 1. Iran vows revenge, and along with Russia condems Israel's actions, as does UN and NATO. US also condemns Israel's "rash" actions but still unconditionally supports Israel. Relations b/t Iran and Israel, and US and Russia strained. -In next few years, global economic crisis returns to normal. I predict a second crisis in about 25-30 years. -Pakistan helps Iran rebuild nuclear capabilities covertly. We figure this out through our intelligence agencies and impose sanctions to no avail. (8-15 years from now.) -India also condemns Pakistan and Iran. Slowly, from 15 to 20/25 years from now, there is an emergence of two main powers (alliances.) 1. B/t US, Israel, UK, France (but so what about the French), India, and China (b/c of its economic interests in US). 2. Iran, Pakistan, Russia, and Japan, which gets its oil and resources from Russia. Cuba has become a non issue, as has North Korea, which no longer is pursuing nuclear warheads. We will end up having a smaller cold war that will last for about 15-20 years. Very scary time when it seems like Iran and Israel will commence nuclear exchange, and then Russia & US will follow suit. Globe will at same time undergo a second economic crisis. Russia will be hit hard, and so will its trade partners, especially Japan. US will ride through and survive. The countries that survive economic crash will win the second cold war. Russian Federation will dissolve into three or four separate states. Trying to not make the same mistake twice, NATO and UN will immediately step in and help protect against further nuclear proliferation. Efforts prove to be a success. Russia becomes far less powerful. about 2040, Iranian president dies. Iran is still a threat, but a little bit more reasonable. However, without any real backing from Russia, whose power has greatly diminished, Iran will make a desperate move. Isolated with no real allies or supporters, Iran, if caught up in radical Islamic mindset like that of the Ayatollah, will try to drop their entire, though meager,nuclear arsenal on Israeli cities such as Tel Aviv. Israel will, before the detonations, retaliate by unloading their entire arsenal on Iran, wiping it off the map, practically. Syria and Egypt and many neighboring countries of Israel will invade Israel as of about 2075, and US will step in on their behalf. This will be Wold War III. US and Israel will fight off invaders, however, fallout and after effects of the Iranian nuke render much of Israel uninhabitable and there will be a mass exodus from Israel to the US, England, Australia, etc. Russia will then intervene against US for helping Israel and there will be an all out war between US and Russia. Much of this war will be fought in the air and in space, as throughout 21st century, I predict that space will be the new frontier for the military. Whoever has control of the immediate outer space will prevail. i predict this to be America and the russians will lose as they are already too weak That will be the last great war for a while and slowly, things will even out after that. On a side note, By 2050, I predict climate change and environmental issues will be greatly reduced but not wholly cured by alternative energies. moreVoting Question: Black And White 2 Closing Quitting On Me HELP!!!?
BEFORE YOU READ BELOW READ THIS: i've checked my disc for scraches, i see very very little mini scratches only. So, i was playing black and white 2 dah dah dah dah dah when suddenly i finish the quest of conquerying japan with the sirens and crap and helping the thieve through the maze to get his little map. Once i click on the gold scroll, the little info menu pops up telling me how evil i am, and how evil my creature is. when i press continue, the loading screen pops up for the next mission and now, the game just freezes, and i have to close it through task manager. PLEASE TELL ME IF THERE IS ANY FIX FOR THAT! I tried it multiple times, it always freeze me out moreResolved Question: Does walmart sell maps?
Yeah well i need a map of japan for my class, does walmart sell them or like reasors or walgreens? or some plac? moreVoting Question: Where can I get a big political map of japan?
Yeah the title is basically self explanatory, but yeah do you guys know whee? it's for a proect SOmething like a geography teacher would have in their room kind of like this? http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/middle_east_and_asia/japan_pol96.jpg and how much would it be? you know just at like any convinence store like walmart, walgreens, ect. moreResolved Question: Are all of Japan's plate boundaries Destructive?
Please don't tell me to google it - I've just spent an hour and a half looking for anything about Japanese plate boundaries and I've found NOTHING. I have a project on Earthquakes due in tomorrow and I've got about 15 tasks on Japan and it's plate boundaries. Where can I find a labeled map of Japan's plate boundaries? Are Japan's plate boundaries all destructive? x moreResolved Question: I NEED A MAP ON JAPAN'S MAJOR RIVERS AND RAW MATERIALS AND I CANT FIND ANYTHING!?
i hate social studies. i just need a map with japans MAJOR rivers.. not every river cause they have like 342 million and a map of their raw materials. please help meeeeee moreResolved Question: japan population distribution?
does anyone know or have a map of japans population distribution????? moreVoting Question: how to people get around japan?
i am coming from california. and i really would like to go to japan someday. i was wondering how other people get around. how do people know where they are going even with maps and the language? do you need to speak a bit of basic japanese to get around japan? thanks! moreResolved Question: When the US nuked Nagasaki and Hiroshima, would that be considered "wiping Japan off the map"?
Westerners claim that Iran is building a nuke to "wipe Israel off the map," but the US used a nuke on Japan so was the US trying to wipe Japan off the map? moreResolved Question: Why white is fat ~~~~~~>?
OECD nation's date Health Statistics > Obesity (most recent) by country VIEW DATA: Totals Definition Source Printable version Bar Graph Map Correlations Showing latest available data. Rank Countries Amount # 1 United States: 30.6% # 2 Mexico: 24.2% # 3 United Kingdom: 23% # 4 Slovakia: 22.4% # 5 Greece: 21.9% # 6 Australia: 21.7% # 7 New Zealand: 20.9% # 8 Hungary: 18.8% # 9 Luxembourg: 18.4% # 10 Czech Republic: 14.8% # 11 Canada: 14.3% # 12 Spain: 13.1% # 13 Ireland: 13% # 14 Germany: 12.9% = 15 Portugal: 12.8% = 15 Finland: 12.8% # 17 Iceland: 12.4% # 18 Turkey: 12% # 19 Belgium: 11.7% # 20 Netherlands: 10% # 21 Sweden: 9.7% # 22 Denmark: 9.5% # 23 France: 9.4% # 24 Austria: 9.1% # 25 Italy: 8.5% # 26 Norway: 8.3% # 27 Switzerland: 7.7% = 28 Japan: 3.2% = 28 Korea, South: 3.2% Why asian is slim, but white is fat like pig? white is really fat, not exist very fat people in korea, but in white nation have so super fat people. moreResolved Question: After a new Phone, with these features - does it even exist yet?
This is the phone I want to buy (features)... It may not exist yet or technology isn't advanced enough to do - i just don't know... Sleek Design Touch Screen GPS Wifi & Internet Google Maps loaded (and linked to GPS coordinates) - Note: Google maps all the way to where u can see the shape of the cars on satellite view - with an option for streetview (where available) if you connect via Wifi. (I imagine this would require several GB's of storage and the phone should come with that) MP3 player with capacity for 500+ songs Option to upgrade memory (for songs/videos/Pictures) Ability to Sync with Windows (office suite)/ Mac (calendar&mail) / Google [online] (mail/calendar/docs) - and provide event notifications etc Video Player (avi's (divx/xvid), wmv, flv, mov, mp4) To Do List - sync with software for mac and windows that displays on desktop what items are on the list, and you can tick off items, add items, delete items, either on phone or computer and it syncs up. Ability to change themes/wallpapers/ringtones Use in Europe/US/Japan/Asia Unlocked - so I can use in above countries with different providers. moreResolved Question: physical geography map of Japan?
can someone give me a picture of a simple physical geography base map of Japan? i was also hoping if the picture would have a key to go with it so we know what the highlands and lowlands are. thanks to those who have answered already!!!!! moreVoting Question: CoD WaW maps in campaign?
where do the online maps; outskirts and hangar come into the campaign? and where does nazi zombies take place, i kno the game ends at the reichstag but nacht der untoten for some reason seems like airfield even though its in japan moreResolved Question: where i can download free high resolution maps political maps(esp China, US, Japan).?
Juz downloads in JPG or anyother pic formats !! and no GOOGLE maps suggestion pls !!? moreVoting Question: Are there hummingbirds in Hokkaido, Japan?
Does anyone know if there are hummingbirds in Hokkaido? Or do you know where I can find a map that shows the range of hummingbirds internationally? Thanks. moreResolved Question: I want to buy a current map of Japan. Where can I do this?
Im from Australia, living in Syd. Willing to travel down to Canberra and up to Newcastle. if they could post it to me, better ;) moreA Map Of Japan News
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