Maps that explain the World
The Arab World consists of the 22 Arab nations: Algeria, Bahrain, the Comoros Islands, Djibouti, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Mauritania, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen). It combines a population of around 423 mln people. The preponderance religion is Islam.
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Before World War I, the Baltic countries were part of the Russian Empire. The first independence was declared after the WWI. After the WWI Baltic nations became sovereign republics until their automatic inclusion in 1940 into the USSR, they obtained their autonomy from the USSR in 1991.
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On September 12, 1939, Ireland declared neutrality. Ireland told Britain not to send over any ships, submarines, or aircraft and informed Germany of Irish neutrality.
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France is a nation, mainly located in Western Europe, and has several overseas territories bordering 11 countries. France is high a developed nation with the global’s 7th-largest economy by GDP and the 10th-largest by PPP. In terms of aggregate household wealth, France ranks 4th in the world.
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Russia is the biggest nation globally, the 9th-most populated country, and the most populous nation in Europe. Russia is one of the world’s least populated. Approximately 50% of the country’s entire territory is forested, gathering around 4/5 of its total population, about 145 million on its smaller and dense western (European) part, instead of its larger and sparse eastern part. Russia is administratively subdivided into 85 federal entities. But you can unofficially divide the country into many different unique regions.
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The World according to Rome around the year 125 AD. Source: thetaleofrome.com The world according to Roman Empire Source: Yanko
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Turkey is a diverse nation and ethnically mixed due to its location at the intersections of Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia, its legacy, and its multi-ethnic and multiple religious Ottoman Empire.
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Culinary of Europe according to France Culinary of Europe according to Italy Source: Atlas of Prejudice
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Brazil is the largest country in the Americas (8.5 million sq km or 3.2 million sq mi) and 5th-largest in the world with over 212 million people (the world’s 6th most populous). It is one of the most multicultural and ethnically diverse nations globally due to over a hundred years of mass immigration from many countries.
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