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Much of the relationship with the history and the geography in the Baltic States is very similar to that of the rest of Europe. The States fought with each other in attempts to gain land and resources for the ruler to have power. If you look up the history of the Balkans, you will find that it will be a shorter version, with less names of both people and other countries, of the history of Europe, of which still continue today.
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The Baltic nations went through a lot of history and geography just like the other Eastern. They have gained and lost land and resources. They have fought in wars and have been unfair to other states.
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Explanation:
Subsequent boundaries are boundaries that were there before a place was established.
Example: Berlin and the wall of Berlin.
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Antarctic Peninsula, also called Palmer Peninsula, Graham Land, or Tierra de O'Higgins, peninsula claimed by the United Kingdom, Chile, and Argentina. It forms an 800-mile (1,300-km) northward extension of Antarctica toward the southern tip of South America.
