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How do the past East Art reflect the present civilization of East Asia?
Jamrah
It reflect because of it's sculptures about ancient's GOD !
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How do east asian arts reflects the past and present civilization of east asia?
hello! i think east asian arts reflect the past and present civilization of east asia, by means of their sculptures which usually about their ancient Gods, heroes and places that inspires them.
Where in Asia did civilization begin?
The Middle East
What percentage of the worlds population lives in east Asia?
30 Present of the worlds population belongs to east Asia
How does the music of east Asia reflect the diff aspect of Asian culture?
The music of Asia reflect the different aspect of Asian culture by their almost same pitch, tone and melody.
How does the music of east Asia reflect the different aspects of Asian culture?
The music of Asia reflect the different aspect of Asian culture by their almost same pitch, tone and melody.
How is south Asia's urbanization different from that of east Asia during ancient civilization?
South Asia is more rural, farming, mountainous, with lots of river and more poverty. c:
Where is present day Israel?
In west Asia, on the east coast of the Mediterranean Sea.
Who had the largest military in history?
the largest military in history was the Mongolian civilization. Ghengis Khan united hundreds of clans in north and north east Asia. once he united them he spread all over Asia creating the largest civilization and army in history
How did Greek civilization spread to the near east?
Greek culture spread to Egypt and Asia Minor when Alexander the Great conquered the region.
What are the five regions in Asia?
South Asia, Middle East, South-east Asia, East Asia, Central Asia
What has the author Conrad Schirokauer written?
Conrad Schirokauer has written: 'Modern East Asia' -- subject(s): History, Textbooks 'A brief history of Chinese and Japanese civilization' -- subject(s): Civilization
What was the area of Persian Empire?
It was 5,000 km long, from Libya through the Middle East and Central Asia to present day Pakistan.
