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Spain 1479 Divided in several men Sri Lanka 1948 British colony / protectorate -1948 UK 400s <strong>Part</strong> of roma empire-400's, then England from 1707 Sudan 1956 British colony / protectorate 1899-1956 Suriname 1975 Dutch colony 1600s-1975 Sweden 1521 Denmark 1389-1521 Swaziland 1958 British colony / protectorate 1903-1958 South Africa 19 British colony / protectorate 1814/1902- Korea 1948 Japanese colony 1895-1945, the United States administered 1945-1948 Syria 1944 Ottoman Empire in 1500-1920's, French colony / protectorate 1920-1944 Tajikistan 1991 Russia/Soviet -1991 Taiwan 1945 <strong>Part</strong> of China -1945 Tanzania 1961 German colony 1890-1919, British colony / protectorate 1919-1961 Chad 1960 French colony 1884-1960 Thailand 1300s Do not know Czech Republic 1993 Austria 1500's-1918, Tjeckolsovakien 1918-1939, Germany 1939-1945, Czechsl. 1945-1993 Togo 1960 German colony 1894-1919, British colony / protectorate 1919-1960 Tonga 1970 British colony / protectorate 1900-1970 Trinidad & 1962 British colony / protectorate 1802-1962 Tobago Tunisia 1956 French colony 1881-1956 Turkey Avout 1300 Called Ottoman / Ottoman Empire about1300-1923 Turkmenistan 1991 Russia/Soviet, 1884-1991 Tuvalu 1978 British colony / protectorate early 1900s-1978 Germany 1871 Small kingdoms Uganda 1962 British colony / protectorate 1890/94-1962 Ukraine 1991 Russia/Soviet 1700s -1991 Hungary 1918 Shared on Austria and the Ottoman Empire -1699, part of Austria 1699-1918 Uruguay 1828 Spanish colony 1600s-1814, Brazil 1821-1828 USA 1776 British colony / protectorate -1776 Uzbekistan 1991 Russia Soviet 1800s-1991 Vanuatu 1980 French and British colony 1800s-1980 Venezuela 1830 Spanish colony 1500-1819, Gran colombia 1819-1930 Vietanm 1954 French colony 1885-1954 Belarus 1991 Russia/Soviet 1700s-1991 Western Sahara 1979 Spanish colony 1884-1975, Morocco + Mauritania from 1975 to 1979, large parts still occupied by Morocco Zambia 1964 British colony / protectorate 1924-1953, the Central African Federation, 1953- 1964 Zimbabwe 1980 British colony / protectorate 1888-1980 Austria 996 See below A very confusing part of the European States history is the relationship between all the central European small states, the Holy Roman Empire, Austria, Austria-Hungary and the Habsburg Monarchy (Habsburg Empire). Holy Roman Empire existed from the late 900's and it contained when it was at its peak: Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Czech Republic, parts of eastern France, northern Italy, Croatia, and western and northern Poland. But it was not really a nation. Instead it was a loose federation between a number of principalities, with some common laws and a single emperor. The various princes met and made joint decisions in a parliament which was usually held in the current Bavaria. The Emperor was since the 1400s, always from the Austrian House of Habsburg. The empire was formally dissolved in 1806, and part of the principalities organized themselves instead in the Confederation of the Rhine. And the Holy Roman Emperor chosed to call himself emperor of Austria. But neither Austria was a country. Instead Austria consisted of a federation between various duchies, counties and kingdoms. In addition, they formed a union with Hungary in the years 1867-1918. But despite all this, the country of Austria is considered to be founded in 996. 80
Demographic trends The year 0, there were perhaps 300 million people worldwide, of which about 100 2 millions lived in one of the two most organized states: The Roman Empire and China (Han Empire). Other relatively densely populated areas where current Iran and Iraq (say 15 million) and India (perhaps 40 million). As seen in chart 1, and to some extent chart 2, not so much happened with the world's population until the 1800s, and especially during the second half of the 1900s. In the "old" countries, especially those located in Europe, however, the latter increase was quite small. Because of the 56 fully independent states that existed in 1926 and still remain, 22 had an increase of less than 1.5 times between 1950 and 2000 (green in table 2, yellow = 1.5 to 3, Red => 3 times increase) and 21 of these are in Europe. But of all the approximately 188 fully independent sovereign states that existed in 2000, there are only 34 whose population has not grown more than 1.5 times over the same period (table 3). Population of the world Amount (miljons inhabitants) . 6000 5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 The world China India Europé Asia America Afrika Oceanien Chart 1. Estimate of the world’s population 0-2000. The figures are, of course, very unreliable. But the probably most interesting things are how small the increase was between 0 and 1000, the drop in the 1300s 3 , and the explosion during the 1900s. 0 0 1000 1250 1300 1500 1800 1900 2000 Year 2. Number of persons . 5 000 000 4 000 000 3 000 000 2 000 000 1 000 000 0 Population in Sweden Men Women 1750 1800 1850 1900 1950 Year Chart 2. The population in Sweden 1750-2000 4 . The number of inhabitants increases with over 1,6 million persons between 1850-1900, despite that many of us emigrated to the US. It is due to that far more people survived until reproductive age, because the improved health care and more food (see History of technology). While they still had about the same amount of kids as before. When the Roman Empire was at its peak, about the year 100, it included, in addition to what was marked in figure 1, even England. Then lived there about 50 million people. In China, they made a Census year 2, which showed that there lived more than 57 million people. 3. 4. In the 1200s there was a serious problem in India, in the Himalayas. It was later called the Black Death and spread around the world. In the middle of the 1300s it raged in Asia, Europe and North Africa. Within two years from the first case in Europe 1/3 of the entire population of Europe had died. The symptoms were black bloody swelling, severe pain and ultimately death. It was due to parasites in the stomach of rats and humans. But because it was thought that it was spread by cats and dogs they killed these, which further contributed to the spread of the disease. The information comes from the parish registers which births and deaths recorded by the priest. This data was compiled by the church and sent to the authorities. Although Sweden has the oldest still existing statistics in this area, there is no reliable data from earlier than the 1750 th . 81
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”Damage” on legal art Pustgrän
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Another game called "Draga klönhan
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Sometimes we competed in agility to
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Geography Differences between count
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Estonia 99 95 5 6 123 4,1 9 392 Eth
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Sierra Leone 86 13 35 3 34 1,4 463
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Sierra Leone 18 5 9,7 4 English Leo
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Lichtenstein 19 44 0 Lithuania 33 3
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Type one hundred years after Buddha
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An important question to ask yourse
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Table 1. Grading of a number of wor
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Organized meetings Another phenomen
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Challenges When I’we been newly e
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Personal development Personal devel
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Tabell 5. What skills as a mechanic
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About getting rich What’s wealth
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Income and expenditure Someone who
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Investments in securities As far as
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Summary of the interest on mortgage
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Before the IT crash in 2001 everyth
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It does need not be difficult to, a
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Currency trading I have no experien
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Apartment blocks You can either buy
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Regulatory requirements Just as in
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Deicing and snow on stairs, etc. If
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Bad water pipes It is common in old
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Facade damage, brick facades Brick
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Burglary and vandalism Researchers
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Contractors When an action is decid
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Social management My experience is
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Increase the area that generate rev
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References Arbetsmiljöverket (2005
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Here are some suggestions: Ergonomi
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Service production has in some case
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Languages A quick lesson in languag
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Weekdays and months English Swedish
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Figures English Swedish French 2 Sp
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How nouns are All words that descri
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- I will probably go home now, I mu
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The confusion regarding who says wh
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Checklist - Do not poke and modify
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Animals maybe not knew how to use a
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Have you read any fairtails There c
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Visual arts Paintings After visitin
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Photo art Most cases in which someo
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Radio and moving pictures Radio 192
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Theater Probably the church dominat
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Sports People probably has competed
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Football. They have found evidence
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Games Playing cards may have been u
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Journals The world's first daily ne
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Probably everyone appreciates a rep
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