The [meiji] restoration found japan [1868–1912] practically an agricultural country, purely and simply. there were few, if any,
industries of importance. the agriculturists [farmers] produced sufficient food to supply the nation, and japan was in every sense self-supporting. even the taxes were paid in rice, and farmers were ranked far higher than merchants. history showed the japanese, however, that it is very difficult to maintain a high standard of national greatness when the revenue of the land and the prosperity of the people depends absolutely upon the fall of rain or the hours of sunshine. . . . besides the necessity, there was an additional reason to be found in the knowledge that industrial growth would add enormously to the power of the nation, not only in the far east, but among european countries. it was recognized that industrial and commercial development was a much surer guarantee of greatness than military power, and that the conquest of markets was more efficacious [effective] than the destruction of armies and navies. in this proficiency japan desired to be the england of the eas
Catawba men were hunters while the women were farmers. the men would go to war where the women could have the chance to raise the children while being safe. catawba men and women held leadership and took part in medicine
It separates North and South Korea. It was the border between them since the Korean war that was led over the unification of the country. The northeners wanted to have a fully communist Korea while the southerners wanted to have a western oriented Korea.
All of the wonders on the list are UNESCO World Heritage sites and were chosen by an online poll of tens of millions of votes in 2007. If you couldn't name all seven (but hopefully now you can), then naming the Ancient Seven Wonders of The World could prove even more difficult
