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Apr 29, 2025
How Is The Border Between Africa And Asia Defined?
　　Defining Continents The concept of defining continents as large land masses dates back to Ancient Greece, when ship navigators named coastal lands along the Black and Aegean Seas and the straits of Bosporus and Dardanelles. The first identified continents were Asia and Europe. The concept of a continent was later...
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How Is The Border Between Africa And Asia Defined?
Apr 29, 2025
What Is The Capital Of Angola?
　　Luanda is the most populous and capital city of Angola. The city, located on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, hosts a population of about 6 million. It is the country’s chief seaport and also serves as Angola’s major industrial and cultural center. It is the world’s most populated Portuguese-speaking...
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What Is The Capital Of Angola?
Apr 29, 2025
What Is Despotism?
　　Despotism refers to an absolute political power that is vested in a single authority, which can be a person or a tightly knit group. In the word's classical sense, it refers to a state where an individual, who is called a despot, exercises complete power and authority and the rest...
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What Is Despotism?
Apr 29, 2025
Countries Where The Largest City Is Not The Capital City
　　A capital city is a city where a nation’s seat of government is found, and this can be a de facto or a de jure definition. In many countries around the world, a capital city is usually also the largest city in the country. However, in some countries, capital cities...
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Countries Where The Largest City Is Not The Capital City
Apr 29, 2025
Who Was the 10th President?
　　The tenth president of the US was John Tyler. He served Americans for four years from 1841 to 1845. He briefly served as the tenth vice president in 1841 and was made the acting president following the death of the then president; William Henry Harrison one month into his administration....
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Who Was the 10th President?
Apr 29, 2025
Who is the President of Rwanda?
　　Who is the Current President of Rwanda? Paul Kagame is the current president of Rwanda after his third re-election on August 4, 2017. He came into office in 2000 after Pasteur Bizimungu stepped down following the Rwandan Genocide of 1994. Having fought alongside the Uganda President Museveni against the dictator...
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Who is the President of Rwanda?
Apr 29, 2025
What Are The Differences Between Socialism And Communism?
　　A number of different political theories are used to approach government and economic management around the world. Most individuals are familiar with these terms and can give a basic definition if asked. Two of these political concepts in particular, however, seem to be commonly confused. So confused, in fact, that...
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What Are The Differences Between Socialism And Communism?
Apr 29, 2025
10 Female Heads of State
　　Politics is often thought of as a male-dominated sphere. However, women in the highest political office is more common than people think. Here is a list of 10 female heads of state around the world.  　　10. Angela Merkel Angela Merkel has served as the Chancellor of Germany from 2005 -...
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10 Female Heads of State
Apr 29, 2025
3 Countries Who Have Nullified Presidential Elections
　　Presidential election nullification has only been done in three countries worldwide. Kenya joined Ukraine and Austria after the Kenya Supreme Court invalidated the 2017 Presidential election on September 1, 2017. The Kenyan presidential election nullification placed Kenya as the first country to do so in Africa. 　　3. Kenya Kenya is...
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3 Countries Who Have Nullified Presidential Elections
Apr 29, 2025
The First, Second, And Third World Countries: Origin Of Concept And Present Beliefs
　　First World, Second World and Third World countries are products of the Three-World model, a concept that grouped all of the world’s countries into the three groups. This stratification of the countries was initially based on the basis of political ideology affiliation where First World countries were identified as the...
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The First, Second, And Third World Countries: Origin Of Concept And Present Beliefs
Apr 29, 2025
What Is The Capital Of Burundi?
　　Bujumbura is the capital city of Burundi, a recognition the city received after the country gained independence from Belgium in 1962. Bujumbura is also the biggest city in Burundi and covers an area of 33.41 square miles and has a population of over 497,000 residents. Bujumbura is situated in the...
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What Is The Capital Of Burundi?
Apr 29, 2025
The Autonomous Communities Of Spain
　　Spain is made up of 17 autonomous communities which were established as a provision of the Constitution of Spain adopted in 1978. The autonomous communities have limited autonomy and therefore are preventing Spain from being defined as a federation but as a decentralized unitary state. These autonomous communities are individually...
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The Autonomous Communities Of Spain
Apr 29, 2025
Who is the President of France?
　　Emmanuel Macron 　　Emmanuel Macron is the current French President and also Andorra’s ex-official Co-Prince. Before joining politics, he worked in various senior positions as a civil servant and he served in the Inspectorate General of Finances as an Inspector of Finances. In 2012, President Francois Hollande selected Macron as the...
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