Which two Asian countries have been divided by Europe and the U.S.?
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Korea and Vietnam (although Vietnam reunified)
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America has a nasty habit of getting involved in matters that do not directly affect us.  This is a huge cause of contention with other nations.  When America is so divided (and not united as promised), they feel that we shouldn't have any right in telling them how to live.  Americans are also very self-involved.  We think of ourselves first and others last.  Americans also tend to think in terms that the world revolves around them not realizing that there are many other cultures out there.  We forget that other countries have different laws and standards than America and generally, Americans just don't care.  This is why other countries have hatred towards Americans and the government.
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If you want to read about how Asia was ruled under European Imperialism (the period of when most of Asia was under the control through colonization by Europeans) visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imperialism_in_Asia and you will get most if not all of your answers.\n\nGood Luck!!!
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Both have large Asian populations.
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Because they havent gotten around to solving thier problems within their own territories; like corruption, trafficking...countries like Russia and America are so balanced and developed is because of the time tayve had as one nation which in the case of America is more than a 100 years..whereas many of the Asian countries have only enjoyed a few decades of independence...but stull some of them have achieved what few countries have achieved in more yeras...countries like UAE etc.
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Yes it is one of the Asian countries
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UMMMMMMMMMM......... ASIA................. D'UH!!!!!!!!!!
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you mean eurasia\nit's a mix between continent europe and continent Asia
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Japan and Russia. U.S. and Spain.
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It was in shambles. The town of Berlin was split 4 ways between France, the U.S., Great Britain, and Russia. This split eventually went through the entire country, creating East and West Germany, basically thought of as the start of the Iron Curtain of Russia, and the front line of the Cold War.
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north america, europe, asia
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east and west where? USA?
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You already have the answer: geographically they are clearly one continent. So you can't receive a geographical answer unless you were wrong. But you refuse to receive any answer that is social or political. So you won't find the answer.\nJust in case: in many countries it is called "the Eurasian continent".
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As an Asian, I have a rough sense of that but you will have to elaborate it yourself.\n\nFirst, culturally, East Asia, as you see on the map is closer to China and therefore came under much Chinese influence in the past centuries. The sphere of influence is called as Yu Jia circle. Yu Jia is a set of ideas on families, politics and how a person should live. Why the Japanese and the Thai devoted so much to their kings? Because Yu Jia said so.\n\nOn the other hand, West Asians are more subjected to influences from the middle east and even Europe. They often believe in Islam and the food they eat is also different. That I don't know much.\n\nSecondly, there are also politics reasons behind the separation. Here are some directions I can give you: energy struggle, Russia, China and the US building their spheres of influences....\n\nThirdly there are climatic differences ( which in turn affects the cultures): the west is drier and the east is more humid. Different crops are grown in the two regions and led to different rate of economic development.\n\nThat's all I can tell you now but if you really need some more information, send me an email and there are probably some resources in Hong Kong that I can send you. Don't hesitate to ask for help if you need to.
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All sorts - Asia's a big place.\n\nBenevolent dictatorship (eg. Singapore),\nConstitutional monarchy (eg. Japan),\nCommunism (eg. Vietnam),\nTheocracy (eg. Bhutan or Iran),\nDemocracy (eg. India),\nPuppet government (eg. Iraq),\nMilitary dictatorship (eg. Burma).
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Since I was born and raised in the USA, I think it would be interesting to live in Europe and Asia. That way I could really give you an honest answer from experience having lived in all three places.
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I can only speak for Asian Countries :D\n\n- Hong Kong, Japan & Singapore