what continent is qatar in?
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Asia-it's on the Arabian Penninsula
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Europe & Africa (& also Asia)
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Bahrain, officially the Kingdom of Bahrain (Arabic: مملكة البحرين), is a borderless island nation in the Persian Gulf (Southwest Asia/Middle East, Asia). Saudi Arabia lies to the west and is connected to Bahrain by the King Fahd Causeway (officially opened on November 25, 1986), and Qatar is to the south across the Persian Gulf. The Qatar–Bahrain Friendship Bridge, currently being planned, will link Bahrain to Qatar as the longest fixed link in the world.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahrain
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no, its a country and also name of a continent. \n\ncountries in australian continent are: australia, new zealand and papua new guinea.
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Iceland is part of Europe, but Greenland is not a continent, just FYI on that. It's part of North America.
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The 5 continents: N America, S America, Europe, Africa and Asia (including Australia and NZ).  Next games: 2008 Beijing, China.
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Africa is a continent and it has many countries. Each country has a captal.
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North America, South America, Asia, Australia, and Antarctica\n(it does NOT touch Europe or Africa)
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There are 7 continents. \nThey are:\n1. Asia\n2. North America\n3. South America\n4. Europe\n5. Africa\n6. Antarctica\n7. Oceania (formerly called australia)
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Bulgaria lies in the continent of Europe.
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think of yourself in western europe where the term originated. You got the far, middle and near east's. Far is the asian pacific (china mostly), middle east is persia and arabia and n. africa, near is eastern europe(ottoman empire). North and south america not involved yet.
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There are 7 continents: North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Austrailia, and Antarctica.
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1971\n\nThe British initially sought out Qatar and the Persian Gulf as an intermediary vantage point en route to their colonial interests in India, although the discovery of oil and hydrocarbons in the early 20th century would re-invigorate their interest. During the 19th century (the time of Britain’s formative ventures into the region) the Al Khalifa clan reigned over the Northern Qatari peninsula from the off-shore island of Bahrain to the west. Although Qatar legally had the status of a dependency, resentment festered against the Bahraini Al Khalifas along the eastern seaboard in the fishing villages of Doha and Wakrah. In 1867 the Al Khalifas launched a successful effort to quash the Qatari rebels by sending a massive naval force to Wakrah. Bahraini aggression however violated an 1820 Anglo-Bahraini Treaty, and the diplomatic response of the British Protectorate set into motion the political forces that would eventuate in the founding of the state of Qatar. In addition to censuring Bahrain for its breach of agreement, the British Protectorate (per Colonel Lewis Pelly) asked to negotiate with a representative from Qatar. The request carried with it a tacit recognition of Qatar’s status as distinct from Bahrain. To negotiate with Colonel Pelly the Qataris chose a respected entrepreneur and long-time resident of Doha, Muhammed bin Thani. His clan, the Al Thanis, had taken relatively little part in Persian Gulf politics, but the diplomatic foray ensured their future participation and dominion as the ruling family, a dynasty that continues to this day. The negotiation results left Qatar with a new-found sense of political selfhood, although it did not gain official standing as a British protectorate until 1916.\n\nThe imperial reach of the British Empire diminished after the Second World War, more so after India became independent in 1947. Momentum for a British withdrawal from the Persian Gulf Arab emirates increased during the 1950s, and the British welcomed Kuwait's declaration of independence in 1961. Seven years later, when Britain officially announced that it would disengage (politically, not economically) from the Persian Gulf in three years time, Qatar joined Bahrain and seven other Trucial States in a federation. Regional disputes however quickly compelled Qatar to resign and declare independence from the coalition that would evolve into the seven-imarat United Arab Emirates. Thus 1971 marked the inauguration of Qatar as an independent sovereign state.
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UMMMMMMMMMM......... ASIA................. D'UH!!!!!!!!!!
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There are seven continents in the world.\nAsia\nAfrica\nEurope\nAntarctica\nSouth America\nNorth America\nAustralasia/Oceana
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Answer: At 10,390,000 sq km, it is the fifth largest continent\n\nAsia         44 310 000\nAfrica   30 300 000\nNorth America 24 480 000\nSouth America 17 840 000\nAntarctica 13 720 000\nEurope         10 390 000\nAustralia  8 500 000
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Of what Continent or Island?