I need five examples on how america compares to oceania in the book 1984 and fiveways therestof the world does?
Q. five examples of how america is like oceania and five examples of how the rest of the world is like oceania?
Asked by SKYWAY - Mon Apr 13 13:02:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. society forces us to be what they want us to be dont smoke be skinny etc.. we dont have choices anymore-govt. way or no way You can now pick and choose your children the way you want them to be..put them in the tube and add some blonde hair and blue eyes, you can order you new husband or bride by just narrowing down on options list in personals..special breed your dog, or mix it to be exactly what you want..
Answered by Stephanie C - Mon Apr 13 13:11:39 2009

Explain how the physical geography of Oceania has directly affected its culture and other aspects of human geo?
Q. Explain how the physical geography of Oceania has directly affected its culture and other aspects of human geography.
Asked by David - Tue Jul 13 08:56:53 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The vast spacing between the islands and countries in this part of our world may be influenced by Australian culture, Asian culture and customs to the East and by native island culture from before Australia was settled by Europeans. As a result, you may encounter a mixing of these various cultures to produce a rich and varied combination of ethnicities and their customs. "The region's economies range from the developed, first-world countries of Australia and New Zealand, to the developing ones of Indonesia and the Philippines, to the tiny local economies, dependent upon foreign funds, such as Guam. For many smaller islands, such as Fiji, Tonga, and Vanuatu, tourism is a major industry; the region remains one of the most visited, if… [cont.]
Answered by Bearwithme - Fri Jul 16 03:02:53 2010

How did humans migrate to the americans and oceania from the eastern hemisphere?
Q. How did humans migrate to the americans and oceania from the eastern hemisphere?
Asked by Kellie Sims - Fri Jul 23 19:38:39 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. About 12,000 years ago, there used to be a land bridge that connected what is now Russia and Alaska across what is now called the Bering Strait The 2nd paragraph from Wikipedia explains what it was. From the looks of it, it was called Beringia. I hope I could help!!
Answered by Dog Lover :) - Fri Jul 23 20:32:19 2010