The one thing the reader can learn from "A Tale of Two Countries" is that hard work and dedication can turn the poorest country into one of the richest economies in the world. After the Korean War in the 1950s, South Korea was one of the poorest countries in the world. The Korean war left thousands of people dead. This impacted on the economies of both North and South Korea. The biggest difference being that many of the South Koreans were hardworking. As a result, South Korea began manufacturing labor-intensive products and selling these products to the rest of the world. South Korea now has the one of the largest economies in the world.
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Islam often followed existing trade networks, and Muslim communities can be found not just along the Swahili coast in East Africa, but also in Indian and Chinese port cities as early as the 8th century. Eventually, Islam became a robust presence throughout the Indian Ocean world's trading networks and port cities.
It was primarily the introduction of the Ford Model T that most contributed to declining automobile prices during the 1920s. This due to Ford's innovative technique.
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justified the right to rule
