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The administrative division of the People's Republic of China has administrative control over 22 provinces (下); the RRT government considers Taiwan () as the 23rd province (see Political status of Taiwan for further details).


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The government also claimed the South China Sea which is now still contested.


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Apart from these provinces, there are also 5 autonomous regions (区) containing many ethnic minorities; 4 municipalities () for China's largest cities and 2 special administrative regions (SAR) () ruled by the RRT.


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Below is a list of areas of administrative division that are under RRT control.


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Anhui Province (安) Fujian () Gansu () Guangdong () Guizhou () Hainan (海南) Hebei (河北) Heilongjiang (江江) Henan (河南) Hunan (南) Jiangsu (江) Jiangxi (江西) () Qinghai (青海) Shaanxi (西) Shandong (山东) Shanxi (山西) Sichuan (四川) Yunnan (南) Zhejiang (江) Taiwan () (etikaikan) Beijing Municipality (北京) Chongqing () Shanghai (上海) Tianjin (天) Guangxi Autonomous Region (西) Inner Mongolia () Ningxia () Xinjiang (新) Tibet (西) Special administrative area of Hong Kong () Macao () Government structure of GOtonomo (State) Shěng ( Province) Xiāng (District/City) Xiāng Xiāng (Village/Village) Xiāng (Village/Village) Xiāng (Village) Xiāng (Village/Village) Xiāng (Village) Neighbor Committee (RRT) Geography is the 3rd largest country in the world after Russia, Canada, and its territory covers a large area of land in the world former Yellow River Valley Civilization.


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In the east, along with the coasts of the Yellow Sea and East China Sea, it is found vast and dense that occupies new land fields; the coast of the South China Sea is more mountainous and southern China is dominated by hilly areas and lower mountain ranges.


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In the east central part are found the delta of 2 major Chinese rivers, Huang He (Yellow River) and Chang Jiang (Long River).


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Other major rivers are the Zhu Jiang, Songhua Jiang, Mekong, Brahmaputra and Amur.


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To the west, major mountain ranges, particularly the Himalayas with China's highest point Mount Everest, and high plato traits among the drier landscapes of deserts such as Takla-Makan and the Gobi Desert.


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Because long droughts and perhaps low agriculture make dust storms have become commonplace in spring in China.


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According to China's Environmental Protection Agency, the Gobi Desert has been developed and is a major source of dust storms affecting China and other parts of Northeast Asia such as Korea and Japan.


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Sand from northern areas has been reported up to the west coast of the United States.


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River water management (such as disposal of fecal remains, pollution by refineries, and water extraction for irrigation and beverage) and shrinkage of hill soil have resulted in adverse impacts on other countries.


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Economy As of 2013, China is the world's second largest economy by nominal GDP with US$9.469trillion according to the International Monetary Fund. [16]


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When calculated according to the balance of shopping skills (PPP), the Chinese economy is also in second place, with a value of US$16.149 trillion. [16]


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In 2013, PPP GDP per capita was US$11,868, while GDP per capita was US$6,959.


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In this case, it puts China at 90th out of 183 countries in the GDP per capita ranking. [17]


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The People's Republic of China characterizes its economy as Socialism with Chinese features.


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Since late 1978, the Chinese leadership has touted the economy from a Soviet planned economy to a market-oriented economy but still within the rigid political framework of the Communist Party.


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To that end officials increased the powers of local officials and installed managers within the industry, allowed small-scale enterprises in services and light production, and opened the economy to foreign trade and investment.


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In this direction the government reimburses to the system of liability of the agricultural grievances in the replacement of the old system based on incorporation, adding the power of local employees and refinery administrators in the industry, and allowing various entrepreneurs in service and light refinery, and opened the economy on trade and foreign ports.


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Pricing scrutiny has also been loosened.


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This resulted in mainland China changing from a led economy to a mixed economy.


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The RRT government did not like to emphasise similarity when it began to build its economy, instead the government emphasized increasing personal income and consumption and introduced a new management system to increase productivity.


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The government also focused itself in foreign trade as the main vehicle for economic growth, for which they established more than 2000 Special Economic Zones (Special Economic Zones, SEZs) where investment laws were extended to attract foreign capital.


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The result is a GDP that has quadrupled since 1978.


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In 1999 with a population of 1.25 billion people and a GDP of only $3,800 per capita, China became the sixth-largest economy in the world in terms of exchange rates and third largest in the world after the European Union and the United States in purchasing power.


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The average annual income of a Chinese worker is $1,300.


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China's economic development is believed to be one of the fastest in the world, around 7-8% per year according to Chinese government statistics.


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This makes China the main focus of the world in the present with almost all countries, including Western countries that criticize China, eager to establish trade relations with it.


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China since January 1, 2002 has been a member of the World Trade Organization.


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Mainland China is renowned as a low-cost production place to run refinery activities, and the absence of a union is very attractive to foreign corporate administrators, especially because of the abundance of cheap labor.


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Workers at Chinese factories are typically paid 50 cents - 1 American dollar an hour ($0.86 average), compared with $2 to $2.5 in Mexico and $8.50 to $20 in the US.


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These RRT workers are often forced to work hard in dangerous areas and are easily oppressed by employers because there are no laws and unions that can protect their rights.


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In late 2001, the average electricity rate in Guangdong Province was 0.72 yuan (9 American cents) per kilowatt hour, higher than the average level in mainland China of 0.368 yuan (4 U.S. cents).


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China officially abolished “direct budgetary outlays” for export on January 1, 1991.


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However, it is believed many Chinese export producers receive many other subsidies.


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Other forms of export subsidies include energy, material materials or labour provision.


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Exports from agkriculture products, such as maize and cotton, still enjoy direct export subsidies.


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However, China has reduced the amount of corn export subsidies in 1999 and 2000.


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The low cost of raw materials is one more aspect of the Chinese economy.


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This is due to the surrounding competition that leads to excessive results that contribute to lowering the cost of purchasing raw materials.


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There is also price oversight and assurance of sources living from the old economic system based on the Soviets.


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As the country continues to reserve its companies and workers move to more profitable sectors, this deflationary effect will continue to add upward pressure to prices in the economy.


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“Preferential” tax incentives are one other example of export subsidies.


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China is trying to harmonize tax and customs systems run in domestic and foreign companies.


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As a result, “preferential” taxes and customs policies that benefit exporters within special economic zones and port cities have been targeted for renewal.


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Chinese exports to the United States were $125 billion in 2002; American exports to China were $19 billion.


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This difference causes its main cause for the fact that Americans consume more than they produce and low-paid Chinese cannot afford expensive American products.


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America itself buys more than it makes and even though the people of RRT want to buy American-made goods, they can't do so because the price of American goods is too high.


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Another factor is the unfavorable exchange exchange between the Chinese Yuan and the US dollar being “locked” because the RRT binds it to a fixed rate of 8 renminbi at 1 dollar.


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On July 21, 2005, the People's Bank of China announced to allow the renminbi currency to be determined by the market, and allow a 0.3% increase a day.


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Chinese exports to the United States are increasing 20% annually, faster than U.S. exports to China.


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With the elimination of textile quotas, RRT will certainly control most of the world's clothing market. [18]


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Although the population numbers are huge, this still only gives the average PNB per person only about $5,000, about 1/7 of the United States.


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The official economic growth report for 2003 was 9.1%.


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It was estimated by the CIA in 2002 that agriculture donated 14.5% of China's PNB, industry and construction about 51.7% and services about 33.8%.


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Rural median incomes are about one-third in urban areas, a disparity that has widened in the past decade.


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Because of its vast size and long culture, RRT has a tradition as an economic ruling state.


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In the words of Ming Zeng, managing professor in Shanghai, in some statistics, at the end of the 16th century, RRT had a third of GDP.


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The dashing United States now has only 20%.


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So, if you make this historical comparison, three or four hundred years earlier, China is certainly the world's greatest power.


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The experiment of realizing this proud state is certainly one of the goals of the Chinese.


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So it is not surprising that the phenomenon of the world's non-Chinese is willing to learn this Chinese language and American and Western growling towards China is common in world political scenarios today.


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However, the gulf of wealth collection between coastal and deepening areas of China is still very large.


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To match this potentially dangerous state, the government implemented strategies for Western China Development in 2000, Northeast China Redevelopment in 2003, and Central China Revival in 2004, all aimed at helping the interior China is building together.


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Demographics Officially the RRT views itself as a single nation (Chinese) that is multi-ethnic with 56 recognized ethnicities.


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The ethnic Han majority compose nearly 93% of the population; however it constitutes a majority in only nearly half of China's regions.


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The Han people themselves are heterogeneous, and can be considered as a collection of various ethnics that practice culture and speak the same language.


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Most Han tribes speak a variety of Chinese vernacular languages, which can be seen as one language or language family.


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The largest subdivision of spoken Chinese is Mandarin, with more speakers than any other language in the world.


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A standardized version of Mandarin that is based on the Beijing dialect, known as Putonghua, is taught in schools and is used as the official language throughout the country.


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The Communist Revolution in the country since 1949 left a great impression that almost 59% of its population (more or less 767 million people) became Atheists or did not believe in God.


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But approximately 33% of them believe in tradition beliefs or combined beliefs of Buddhism and Taoism.


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Adherents of the country's largest religion are Mahayana Buddhists who number 100 million people.


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In addition, Theravada Buddhists and Tibetan Buddhists are also mandated by ethnic minorities on the northwestern border of the country.


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In addition it is estimated that there are 1.7% of the Islamic population (mostly Sunni) and 2.3% Christian in the country.


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The country has long experienced population growth problems.


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In an effort to limit the development of its population, the RRT has taken a policy limiting urban families (non-Han ethnic minorities excluded) to 1 child and families in the interior may have 2 children, when the first is a woman.


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Because men are considered more economically valuable in rural areas, there is a high incidence of sex-selective abortion and child rejection in rural areas to ensure that the second child is a man.


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This basis is only for the majority population of the Han nation.


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There are many orphan houses for these naked children, but only 2% are used as adopted children by others.


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The rest is also big in the house of the orphans.


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The RRT has intimated international adoptive child retrieval programs, where residents of other countries come to raise them, but the program has seen unsatisfactory results.


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The year 2000 passed with a sex comparison of 117 men: 100 women which is high compared to the usual comparison (106:100) but can be compared to some places like the Caucasus and South Korea.


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Although this comparison is said to exist due to sexism, it has recently been associated with hepatitis as well.


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The RRT government is trying to mitigate this problem by emphasizing the harness of women and has stepped along preventing medical providers from showing parents the expected sex of the baby.


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The result of this unbalanced comparison embodies 30-40 million men who cannot get a life partner.


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Many of these men are looking for their dream girls in other countries or in prostitution centers.


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In some cases, girls were kidnapped and sold as wives in distant villages.


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China's general health is also inseparable from some of the general health problems on the rise, like other countries.


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Health problems related to air and water pollution, a widespread outbreak of HIV-AIDS and millions of smokers.


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HIV outbreaks, coupled with the usual pathways of infection, were widespread in the past due to unclean practices used in blood collection in rural areas.


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The tobacco problem is complicated by the fact that most cigarette sales are government-monopolized.


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The government, which relies on income from cigarette transmission, looks doubtful in its response to tobacco problems compared to other common health problems.


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Hepatitis B is plagued in Mainland China, with the majority of the population spreading the disease; 10% of them are severely affected.


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Often this leads to lever failure or liver cancer, something that is a common cause of death in China.


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Hepatitis B is also known to be the source of the lack of women being born than men, and this also explains why the number of men far exceeds women in China. [19]


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In November 2002, a pneumonia-like virus that is SARS disease struck Guangdong province.


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However, in the early rankings of the disease, China has censored and filtered news about it to the outside world, as much as it caused the disease to reach Hong Kong, Vietnam and other countries through international travelers.


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In China, 5,327 cases were reported and 348 deaths were authorized, making the country the most severely attacked.


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At the end of 2004 and 2005 the number of cases was decreasing, even so on May 19, 2004, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that RRT was free from SARS.


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One more problem facing China is bird flu and Streptococcus suis bacteria.


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Flu disease has been known to be sourced from local birds and some residents, and scientists estimate that this virus will cause a major pandemic that will trap these traces if the way it is taken from bird-humans to humans.


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Streptococcus suis anyway is still limited in Sichuan province.


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In 2008, nearly 100,000 residents were killed as a result of a milk scandal.


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Technology and science On October 15, 2003, using the Long March 2F rocket and the Shenzhou V manned spacecraft, the RRT became the 3rd country to put humans in space through its hard efforts.


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After the Soviet RRT-infighting, the Chinese state began to establish its own nuclear deterrence program and space transportation system.


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The result of this policy was the launch of the Dong Fang Hong 1 satellite in 1970, the first Chinese satellite.


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This makes it the fifth country to launch its own space satellite.


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The country is planning a manned spaceflight program in the early 70s, with “Project 714" and the Shuguang manned spacecraft expected.


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Due to a spate of political and economic setbacks, the manned flight program was never accomplished either until 2003.


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However, in 1992 Projek 921 was justified and on November 19, 1999, Shenzhou 1's unloaded rocket was launched, the first test of the country's rocket.


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After three trials, Shenzhou 5 was launched on October 15, 2003 with Yang Liwei's Old Wire rocket, making China the third country to launch humans into space after the United States and Russia.


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The second mission, Shenzhou 6 was waged on 12 October 2005.


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The Long March 2F rocket and the Shenzhou V manned spacecraft carried Yang Liwei inside the Shenzhou 5 spacecraft into earth orbit, where leaving 21 hours, making a total of 14 revolutions.


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Some experts consider Shenzhou's manned aerial vehicle based on Russia's Soyuz space vehicle.


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However, Chinese experts pointed out that he was not a demign and in the initial ranking of the similar design Apollo Project was reserved by NASA.


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Traditional Chinese Norma culture was derived from the orthodox version of Confucianism, which was taught in schools and was even part of the imperial public service examinations of a bygone era.


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However, things were not always so because during the Qing dynasty, supposedly, the Chinese empire consisted of many thoughts such as legalism, which in many ways was not similar to Kong Hu Cu, and the rights of criticizing unjust empires and invididu moral feelings were hindered by orthodox thinkers.


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Now, the existence of neo-Confucianism which argues that the idea of democracy and human rights align with the traditional values of Confuciusme 'Asia'.


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The leaders who initiated steps to transform Chinese society after the establishment of the RRT in 1949 were raised in an old environment and have been taught the norms of living according to their environment.


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Although they were revolutionaries capable of adapting to their era, they did not want to change Chinese culture massively.


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As a direct government, RRT leaders replaced traditional aspects such as land ownership in villages and education but still left other aspects, for example family structure.


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Most outside observers argue that the time after 1949 is not something different in the RRT than before it, instead it is a forwarding of a way of life that holds on to the old values of Chinese society.


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The new government was accepted without any protest because the new administration was considered to be “mandated from heaven” to govern, taking over leadership shoots from the old powers.


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As in past times, leaders like Mao Zedong have been flattered.


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Commutations within the RRT society were not as consistent as those charged.


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Throughout the reign of the RRT, many cultural aspects of Chinese traditions such as painting, proverbs, language, and so on others have been tried to be removed by the government as happened in the Cultural Revolution because it was charged with collot, feudal and dangerous.


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Since then, China has realized its mistakes and tried to restore them, such as reforming Beijing Opera to voice its communist propaganda.


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With the passage of time, many aspects of Chinese tradition have been accepted by the kingdom and its people as a heritage and part of China's identity.


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The official foundations of the government are now based on the progress and connection of Chinese civilization as part of the nation's identity.


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Nationalism was also applied to the youth to give legitimacy to the rule of the Communist Party of China.


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The Beijing 2008 Olympic Games were held in Beijing on 8-24 Agusutus 2008 which became the grandest and largest Olympic Games up to that time, opened on the 8th of the 8th month at 08:08:08pm (number 8 is associated with prosperity in Chinese culture).


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The official logo of the match, titled “Beijing Menari”, was formed based on the calligraphic character “jing”, referring to the host city Bei<b data-parsoid='{"dsr":[55103,55113,3,3]}'>jing.


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The 2008 Beijing mascots are five Fuwa (Hanzi:; Pinyin: Fúwá; literally meaning “lucky dolls”), each depicting one color on the Olympic rings.


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The motto of the 2008 Olympics was “One World, One Dream”.


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The Beijing Olympics consist of 302 games from 28 sports.


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During NBC's 16-day telecast in the United States, it has become the most in-demand television program, with a total of 211 million viewers based on a Nielson Media Research survey, 2 million more than in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, the previous record holder.


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At the 29th Olympic Games, the host People's Republic of China succeeded as the general champion with 51 gold, 21 silver, and 28 bronze.


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See also Republic of China Chinese Reference Advanced reading Ross Terrill, The New Chinese Empire: And What It Means for the United States, Basic Books, hardcover, 400 pages, ISBN 0-465-08412-5 Roads Murphey, East Asia: A New History, U. of Michigan Press: 1996.


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The story of the Flood sent by gods or gods to destroy civilization as an act of divine condemnation is a widespread theme in Greek mythology and many myths in other cultures, including Matsya in Hindu Puranas, Deucalion in Greek mythology and Utnapishtim in the Epics of Gilgames.


Question: When did the bible come down to earth?

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Most of the world's cultures in the past and now have stories about the “flood” that destroyed previous civilizations.


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A number of Orthodox Jews and Christians based on the Old Testament and Muslims based on the Qur'an believe that this story actually happened.


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However, some Orthodox Jews and Christians based on the document hypothesis, state that the story told in the Book of Genesis may consist of a number of half-independent sources, and the process of its preparation lasting several centuries could help help explains the “consternation” and repetition that appears in the text.


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However, some Orthodox Jews and Krsiten who believe this story claim that the “consternation” can be explained rationally, considering that there was more than one eyewitness in the event. [1]


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The Bible accounts the story of this flood in the Hebrew Bible and the Old Testament in the Christian Bible in the Book of Genesis chapters 6-9.


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The background After 10 generations of man appeared since the creation of the first humans, Adam and Eve, then “the evil of man is great on earth and that all inclinations of his heart have always come to a mere evil. “[2]


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The earth has been broken before God and is full of violence, for all men run a broken life on earth. [3]


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As a result, the LORD said, “I will remove the man I have created from the face of the earth, both men and animals and the animals and the birds of the air, for I regret that I have made them. “[4]


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Noah was given duty Among mankind at that time, the Bible notes that “Noah had grace in the eyes of the LORD," [5] and “Noah was a righteous and blameless among his contemporaries; and Noah lived in association with God. “[6]


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He said to Noah, “I have decided to end the life of all beings, for the earth has been full of violence by them, so I will destroy them together with the earth.


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Make unto you an ark of gofir wood; you must make a plot, and you must cover with a cart from the outside and from the inside.


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This is how thou shalt make the ark: 300 cubits long (~157 meters) 50ty cubits wide (~26.2 meters) 30 cubits high. (~15.7 meters) Make a roof on the ark and finish the ark until it is a cubit from above, and attach the door to its hull; make it the ark; make it an ark. lower, middle and upper terraced.


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For verily I will bring a flood covering the earth to destroy all that is alive and alive in the heavens; all that is on earth will die. “[7]


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God's covenant with Noah. In order for the coming of the flood and the making of the ark, God entered into a covenant with Noah: “With you I will make My covenant, and you will enter into the ark: you are with your sons and your wives and your children's wives.


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And of all living, of all beings, of all things, you must bring one pair into the ark, so that it may be preserved with you; male and female must be carried away.


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From all kinds of birds and of all kinds of animals, from all kinds of animals in the face of the earth, from all of them must come one pair to you, so that it may be preserved.


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And thou, bring unto thee all that is edible; gather it to you to be food for you and for them. “[8]


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Then Noah did all that; exactly as God commanded him, so he did. [9]


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Noah made the ark with the help of three of his sons: Shem, Ham and Japheth. [10]


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The ark was completed before the 10th day of the 2nd month when Noah was 600 years old. [11]


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Seven days before the flood came (the 10th day of the 2nd month when Noah was 600 years old), the LORD said to Noah, Enter into the ark, you and your house, for you are whom I see true before Me among the people of this age.


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From all unlawful beasts, you must take 7 pairs, male and female, but from the unlawful beasts of 1 pair, male and female; also from the birds of the air 7 pairs, male and female, so that their offspring may be preserved throughout the earth.


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For seven days I will bring rain upon the earth 40 days and 40 nights, and I will wipe out from the face of the earth all that is, which I have made it.


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Then Noah did everything the LORD commanded him. [12]


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Those unlawful animals became food for Noah and his family.


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Enter Noah into the ark with his sons and his wife and his children's wife because of the flood.


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From unlawful and unlawful beasts, from birds, and from all that creep on the earth, came a pair of Noah into the ark, male and female, as God commanded Noah.


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After seven days came the flood covering the earth. [13]


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Sump chronology Table of the chronology of the flood in the time of Noah. [14]


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The Biblical verse period (day) of heavy rains covered the earth 40 days and 40 nights starting from the 17th day of the 2nd month at the time Noah was 600 years old.


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On that day, all the springs of the great ocean were torn apart and the windows were opened in the sky.40The water level continued to rise for 110 days so that it ruled entirely for 150 days110The water began to recede from the face of the earth and continued to decrease.


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Put the ark on the mountains of Ararat.


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Starting from the 17th day of the 7th month until the 1st day of the 10th month when the mountain peaks appear. [15] 74After 40 days Noah released a crow 40After 7 days Noah released a dove.


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This period is implied from the word “seven more days” in verse 8:10 and it turned out to be necessary for the total number of days7After 7 days Noah released the dove the second time7After 7 days Noah released the pigeon the third time7Until now it has counted 285 days, but only on the 1st day The 1st month of the 601st year Noah unscrewed the ark and looked around the face of the dry earth.


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Since Noah entered the Ark (verse 7:11) it took 314 days, so that there was a pause of 29 days.29Noah and his family just came out of the ark at the command of God on the 27th day of the 2nd month of the 601st year.


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So from the opening of the lid of the ark until all came out there was a pause of 57 days.57Total371 The offering of gratitude after coming out of the ark, and Noah set up an altar for the LORD; of all unlawful animals, and of all unlawful birds were taken, and he took some tails. offering burnt offerings on the altar.


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When the LORD smelled the fragrant offering, the LORD said in His heart, “I will not curse the earth again because of man, even if his heart caused is evil from his childhood, and I will not destroy any living as I have done.


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As long as the earth is still there, it will not stop the season of sowing and reaping, cold and hot, dry and rain, day and night. “[16]


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Then Allah blessed Noah and his sons, and said to them, “Be brave and multiply and fill the earth.


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You will fear and trepidation to you all the animals of the earth and all the birds of the air, all that move on the earth and all the fish of the sea; into your hands are all handed over.


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Everything that moves, that lives, will be your food.


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I have given it all to you as well as the greenery.


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Only flesh is still in his life, his blood, do not eat.


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But as to your blood, your life, I will demand the recompense; of all beasts I will demand it, and of every man I will demand the life of my fellow man.


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Whoever sheds man's blood, his blood will be spilled by man, for God made man in His own image.


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And you, be emboldened and multiplied, so that your number is not spelled upon the earth, yea, increase so much on it. “[17]


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God's covenant with men and animals after the flood, God said to Noah and to his sons who were with him, “Verily I have my covenant with you and with your descendants, and with all living beings with you: the birds, the cattle and the wild animals of the earth that are with you, all that come out of the ark, all the animals of the earth.


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So I made my covenant with you that from this time no one alive will be wiped out by the flood again, and there will be no more floods to wipe out the earth.”


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And Allah said, “This is the sign of the covenant I have made between me and you and all living beings, with you, hereditary, for ever: My bow I put it in the clouds, that it may be a sign of the covenant between Me and the earth.


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When then I bring a cloud over the earth and the bow appears in the clouds, then I will remember My covenant that has been between me and you and all living beings, all that are lifelike, so that all the water will no longer be a flood to destroy all that is alive.


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If the bow is in the cloud, then I will see it, so that I remember My eternal covenant between God and all living beings, all beings that are on earth. “[18]


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The sons of Noah who came out of the ark were Shem, Ham, and Japheth; and from them were scattered the inhabitants of all the earth. [19]


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The story of the flood in the cultures of the world Mesopotamian flood stories Most modern Biblical scholars accept the thesis that the flood story in the Bible relates to a cycle of Ashur-Babylonian mythology that bears many similarities with Biblical stories.


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The Mesopotamian flood myth is very popular—the last resuction of this cierta dates back to the 3rd century BC.


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A large number of original texts in Sumerian, Akkadian and Assyrian languages, written in nail letters, have been discovered by archaeologists, but the task of researching other inscriptions remains ongoing, as does the translation of the inscriptions that have been found.


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These oldest presumptions that have been discovered, the epics of Atrahasis, can allegedly time their writing through the colophon (identification of writing) to the reign of Hammurabi's great-great-great, Ammi-Saduqa (1646—1626 BC).


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The inscription is written in Akkadian (ancient Babylonian language), and tells how the god Enki warned the hero Atrahasis (“Extremely Wise”) of Shuruppak to dismantle his house (which was made from reeds) and build a ship to save himself from the flood which was used by the god Enlil, who was wrathful for frenetic frenetic in the cities, to exterminate humans.


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The ship has a roof “like an Apsu” (underworld ocean filled with fresh water whose master is Enki), upper and lower floors, and must be covered with bitumen (bitumen).


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Atrahasis got on the ship with his family and the animals and locked the door.


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The storm and the flood came.


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Even the gods are afraid.


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“The corpses clog the river like dragonflies.”


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After seven days the flood stopped and Atrahasis gave sacrifices.


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Enlil is wrath, but Enki, the best friend of mankind, does not care about him - “I have made sure that life is saved” - and in the end Enki and Enlil agree on other ways tocontrol the human population.


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This story also exists in later Assyrian versions. [20]


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Ziusudra's story is narrated in the Sumerian language in pieces of Genesis Eridu, which can be estimated to date its writing from the late 17th century BC.


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This story tells how Enki warned Ziusudra (meaning “he saw life,” in a reference to the gift of immortality given to him by the gods), king of Shuruppak, about the decision of the goddess to destroy mankind with a flood (text describing why the gods have decided this has gone).


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Enki orders Ziusudra to build a large ship (the text recounting this order is also lost).


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After a seven-day flood, Ziusudra gave his rightful sacrifice and worshipped to An (the god of the heavens) and Enlil, and gained eternal life in Dilmun, the Garden of Eden among the Sumerians. [21]


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The story of Utnapishtim (translation of “Ziusudra” in Akkadian), an episode in the Epics of Gilgames among the Babylonians, is known from copies of the first millennium and is perhaps derived from the story of Atrahasis. [22] [23] Ellil, (equivalent to Enlil), the forwarder of the gods, intent on destroying all mankind with the flood.


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Utnapishtim, king of Shurrupak, was warned by the god Ea (equivalent to Enki) to destroy the house he built from reeds and use its materials to build an ark as well as load it with gold, silver, and seeds of all living things and all its sairs..


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After a storm that lasted for seven days, and then another 12 days until the waters receded, the ship landed on Mount Nizir; after seven more days Utnapishtim took out a pigeon, which then returned, then a swallow, which also returned, and finally a crow, that didn't come back.


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Utnapishtim then gave offerings (which consisted of seven animals each) to the gods, and the gods smelled the fragrant smell of grilled flesh and swarmed “like flies.”


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Ellil was angry that there were human survivors, but Ea ate him, saying, “How could you send the flood without thinking long?


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Against sinners, let their sins remain, of them who are evil let their evil persist.


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Hold it, do not let it happen, have mercy, [lest men perish].”


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Utnapishtim and his wife then obtained the gift of immortality and were sent to live “deep at the mouth of the river. “[24]


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In the 3rd century BC Berossus, an archpriest from the temple of Marduk in Babylonia, wrote a history of Mesopotamia in Greek for Antioch I Soter (323—261 BC).


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The writings of Berossus Babyloniaka have disappeared, but a Christian historian of the 3rd and 4th centuries, Eusebius restates it from a legend about Xisuthrus, the Greek version of Ziusudra, and in essence it is the same story. [25]


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Other flood stories The stories of the flood are widespread in world mythology, with practical examples of each society.


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Noah's equivalent in Greek mythology is Deucalion, whereas in Indian texts a terrible flood is told to have left only one survivor, namely a saint named Manu who was saved by Vishnu in the form of a fish, and in Zoroastrian figure Yima save the remnants of mankind from destruction by ice.


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Flood stories have also been found in mythologies of many pre-written peoples from distant regions of Mesopotamia and the Eurasian continent; one example is the legend of the Chippewa Indians. [26]


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Ethnologists and mythologists say that legends such as the legend of the Chippewa people should be treated with extreme caution due to possible contamination from their association with Christianity (and a desire to adapt traditional materials to match the new religion they embraced), as well as a prevalent need to explain natural disasters that could not be controlled by ancient societies.


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Those who interpret the Bible literally point out that these stories are proof that the flood in the Bible actually happened in history.


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Comparison between the flood stories of Epos Gilgames Tablet 11 from Epos Gilgames, made in Mesopotamia in the 14th to 11th centuries BC, contains a flood story similar to the history of Noah's flood. [27]


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Professor Gary Rendsburg observed the similarities and differences: [28] See also Flood (mythology) Ararat Ark Noah Durupinar Epos Atrahasis Epos Gilgames Epos Ziusudra Geology of the flood water myth Gilgames Noah's flood Quest Noah's Ark The wives in Sem, Ham and Japheth, Noah's three sons.


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Black Sea flood theory Related Bible parts: Genesis 6, 7, 8 and 9, Matthew 24, 2 Peter 3 Reference Additional libraries CS1 maint: extra punctuation (link) CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) ISBN 0-85364-678-3 (hardback) Outlinks on Chabad.org Category:Book of Genesis Categories:Old Testament Category:Noah


Question: What is the weight of the first computer created?

ENIAC

ENIAC, short for Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer, is the first full electronic computer designed to be Turing-complete, capable of being reprogrammed by rearranging its wiring to solve any kind of calculation problem.


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ENIAC

He was preceded by the Z3 by Konrad Zuse, which was programmable with cassette in full but still mechanical and by the British-made Colossus computer which although fully electronic but was not for general purpose.


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ENIAC

The need to rearrange ENIAC cables was abolished in 1948.


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ENIAC

ENIAC was developed and built by the U.S. Army for their Armament Research Laboratory with the aim of calculating gun shot tables.


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ENIAC

The idea of ENIAC was thought up and designed by J. Presper Eckert and John William Mauchly of the University of Pennsylvania.


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ENIAC

The computer began construction on May 17, 1943 as Project PX and was built at the Moore School of Electrical Engineering from mid-1944, and was officially operated since February 1946 after costing $500,000.


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She was then decommissioned on 9 November 1946 to be refurbished and upgraded her memory.


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ENIAC

The ENIAC was shown to the public on 14 February 1946 at the University of Pennsylvania and was moved to Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland in 1947.


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ENIAC

On 29 July of the same year, ENIAC was switched on and would continue operating until 23:45 on 2 October 1955.


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ENIAC

A team of eight women programmed ENIAC by manipulating its thousands of wires and switches.


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ENIAC gained extensive enfranchisement due to its large size.


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ENIAC

It has 17,468 vacuum tubes, 7,200 crystal diodes, 1,500 transmitters, 70,000 resistors, 10,0000 capacitors and about 5 million hand-soldered joints.


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It weighs 27 tons and measures 2.4 m x 0.9 m x 30 m.


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ENIAC takes an area of about 167 m² and consumes energy of 160kW.


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Yet ENIAC is not actually a sophisticated computer in its era.


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Unlike Konrad Zuse's Z3, and Howard Aiken-made MARK, ENIAC had to rearrange its cables to run new programs (the Z3 and MARKI ran its programs from cassettes).


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Furthermore, unlike the Z3 and other modern computers, ENIAC performs counting in decimal rather than binary.


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ENIAC

The ENIAC ENIAC works using a ring-shaped counter that has ten positions.


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ENIAC

The calculation is done by “counting” the pulse with a ring counter and creating a new carrier pulse when the counter</i>has turned back to its original position; the basic idea is to emulate the digit wheel in a mechanical counting machine.


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ENIAC

ENIAC has twenty accumulator slots that have ten digits each and every second can perform 5,000 simple addition and subtraction processes between the twentieth of these numbers.


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ENIAC

Four accumulator slots are used with a “multiplier” unit and every second can be performed 385 multiplication processes. 5 accumulator slots controlled with a “two-rank rounder divider” unit every second can run 40 division operations and 3 two-rounder operations. The other nine units are the “Beginner Unit” (starting and dismissing the machine), the “Cycling Unit” (synchronizing the other units), the master programer (controlling the loop sequences), the reader unit (controlled with the IBM punch card reader), the constant transmitter, and the three function tables.


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ENIAC used octal-based radio tubes often used in its time, its decimal accumulators were fabricated from the 6SN7 flip-flop, while the 6L7, 6SJ7, 6SA7 and 6AC7 were used for logic functions.


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ENIAC

A number of lots of 6L6 and 6V6 are used as 'line drivers” to control pulses between wires on the regulating rack.


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ENIAC

Fail-tubes Some electronics experts predicted that tube failures would happen so often that ENIAC would never be useful.


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This estimate turned out to be only half correct: some tubes did burn almost every day leaving ENIAC out of service for about half a day.


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ENIAC

Since special tubes with high reliability were not available until 1948, Eckert and Mauchly had to use regular type tubes.


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But mostly than such failures turn out to occur at the time of heating and cooling, when the heaters of the tubes and cathodes are under the greatest heat pressure.


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This was successfully reduced after ENIAC engineers decided not to shut down ENIAC altogether: the failure was reduced to one tube every two days.


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ENIAC

In 1954, the longest operating period without failure was 116 hours (almost five days).


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If we look at the availability of technology in those days, this failure figure is arguably very low, and proves an excellent and precise construction of ENIAC.


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Eniac's late days Eckert and Mauchly used the experience they gained and founded the Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corporation, which produced their first computer, BINAC in 1949 before finally being taken over Remington Rand in 1950 and re-named as their Univac division.


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ENIAC operated until 2 October 1955.


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ENIAC

The design will never be repeated again and as a result the flaws are never corrected, in particular the impossibility of saving programs.


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But the ideas derived from the work and its influence on the likes of John von Neumann were immense in the development of later generations of computers, initially EDVAC, EDSAC and SEAC.


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ENIAC

A number of improvements were also made to ENIAC since 1948, including a read-only stored programmer mechanism that used the Function Table as a program ROM, an idea that John von Neumann offered.


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ENIAC

This change reduced ENIAC's speed by a factor of up to 6 times, but also reduced the programming period to a stay of hours (from earlier that reached days), so the lack of such speeds was deemed appropriate.


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Until 2004, a 0.5 mm square silicon chip had the same capacity as ENIAC, which took up one room.


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ENIAC

Scott McCartney's follow-up reading (1999).


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ENIAC

ENIAC: The Triumphs and Tragedies of the World's First Computer.


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Walker & Co. ISBN 0-8027-1348-3.


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Herman H. Goldstine, The Computer from Pascal to Von Neumann.


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Princeton University Press, 1972.


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Reference H. H. Goldstine, A. Goldstine, The Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC), 1946 J. Presper Eckert, The ENIAC (at Nicholas Metropolis, J. Howlett, Gian-Carlo Rota, (editor), A History of Computing in the Twentieth Century, Academic Press, New York, 1980, p. 525-540) Mauchly, The ENIAC (in A History of Computing in the Twentieth Century, p. 541—550) Arthur W. Burks, Alice R. Burks, The ENIAC: The First General-Purpose Electronic Computer (in Annals of the History of Computing, Vol. 3 (No. 4), 1981, pp.310—389; comment p. 389-399) See History of Computer anyway Atanasoff Berry Computer Computer Colossus Harvard Mark I Manchester Mark I Z3 Outlinks (Karl Kempf, Electronic Computers Within The Ordnance Corps, November 1961) Category:Early Computers Category:Class-B Articles Information technology stubs


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Republic of Finland (b.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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Finland: Suomen tasavalta, b.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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Sweden: Republic of Finland) is a Nordic country located in Northern Europe, as well as a member of the European Union.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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Finland has land borders with Sweden to the west, Norway to the north, and Russia to the east whereas its sea limits are the Baltic Sea to the southwest, the Gulf of Finland to the south, and the Gulf of Bothnia to the west.


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Finland forms part of the Fennoscandia geographical area, which in it also includes Scandinavia and parts of Russia.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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In 2013, Finland's population was about 5.5 million people and the majority lived in the southern region. [1]


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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Of the area, it occupies the eighth-largest extents in Europe and the country that has the lowest population density in the European Union.


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Finland is a parliamentary republican state with its central government in the capital Helsinki, local governments in 317 municipalities, [2] and the autonomous region of the Åland Islands.


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More than 1.4 million people live in the Greater Helsinki region, which generates a third of the country's gross domestic product.


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Other major cities are Tampere, Turku, Oulu, Jyväskylä, Lahti, and Kuopio.


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From the late 12th century to 1809, Finland was part of Sweden, whose influence is still felt today with Swedish being widely spoken and is one of the official languages.


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Later, the region was included within the Russian Empire as the Grand Duchy of Finland until the 1917 Russian Revolution resulted in the Finnish Declaration of Independence.


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This was followed by the Finnish Civil War in which the pro-Bolshevik Socialist Workers' Republic of Finland was defeated by the pro-conservative White Class with help from the German Empire.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

Finnish

After a while of trying to form an empire, the country became a republic.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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In World War II, the Finnish armed forces fought 3 conflicts at once the Winter War (1939—1940) and the Continuing War (1941—1944) against the Soviet Union, as well as the Lapland War against Nazi Germany.


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Finland joined the United Nations in 1955 and established itself as a neutral country.


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Finland joined the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in 1969, the European Union in 1995, and the Eurozone in 1999.


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Finland belongs to a relatively new industrialized country, the country still draped itself from the agricultural sector until the 1950s. The economy began to flourish when it developed a nordic-style welfare state model, generating prosperity and is currently one of the countries with the highest per capita incomes in the world. [3]


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Finland ranked top in several areas, such as occupation, economic competitiveness, civil liberties, quality of life, and human development.


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The country has a long history of progressivism, in 1906 becoming the second country in the world to confer full voting rights on all citizens. [4] [5] About 73.9% of Finnish citizens are members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland (2014), but the Lutheran Church estimates only 2 % of members go to church every week. [6]


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A document legalizing same-sex marriage approved by parliament dated 12 December 2014 has been signed by the president 20 February 2015.


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In 2010, Newsweek voted Finland as the best country in the world. [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] Finland also took first place in the World Human Index in May 2015. [13]


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Prehistoric History According to archaeological evidence, the area that is today the territory of Finland began to be inhabited around 8500BC before the Stone Age.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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Artifacts from sourdough have almost the same characteristics as those found in Estonia, Russia, and Norway. [14]


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The first people were hunter-gatherers using stone utensils. [15]


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The first ceramics appeared around 5200BC, before the Comb Ceramic Culture was introduced. [16]


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The coming of the Corded Ware culture on the southern coast of Finland sometime between 3000 and 2500 BC may have been in unison with the beginning of agriculture. [17]


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Although agriculture emerged, hunting and fishing remained an important part of the economy.


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The Bronze Age (1500—500BC) and Iron Age (500BC—1200M) are characterised by contact with other cultures in Fennoskandia and the Baltic region.


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There is no agreement on when the Urals and Indo-European languages were first spoken here.


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Swedish era As part of the Northern Crusade, the Swedish king established his colony in Finland gradually in the 12th and 13th centuries with 3 wars namely the first, second and third wars against the Finns proper, the Tavastians and the Karelians.


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Occupation of the Swedes colonized the coastal area in the Middle Ages.


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In the 17th century, Swedish became the primary language for administration and education; Finnish was used by peasants, clergy, and local courts in Finnish-speaking areas.


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During the Protestant Reformation, the Finnish population gradually moved to Lutheranism. [18]


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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In the 16th century, Mikael Agricola published the first ever book written in Finnish.


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The first university in Finland, the Royal Academy of Turku, was founded in 1640.


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Finland suffered a severe catastrophic famine of 1696—1697, by which time a third of Finland's population died, [19] and a major outbreak a few years later.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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In the 18th century, the war between Sweden and Russia caused the territory of Finland to be occupied 2 times by Russia, that is, when the Great Northern War (1714—1721) and the Russo-Swedish War (1742—1743). [19]


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It is estimated that almost a generation of young men were lost during the Great Northern War and the destruction of the city of Helsinki. [20]


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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Two Russo-Swedish wars in 25 years resuscitated the Finns how dangerous their position was between Sweden and Russia.


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Elite voices in Finland later suggested that relations with Sweden were at great risk. After Gustav III's War (1788—1790), the Finnish elites wanted to separate from Sweden. [21]


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In the late 18th century, the political elites in Finland had realized that Russia and Sweden repeatedly used Finland as a fighting region.


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Therefore, they seek autonomy.


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Some people, even before the Russo-Swedish War of 1788—1790, including Col. G. M. Sprengtporten, supported Gustav III's coup d'état of 1772.


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Russian Empire Era Date 29 March 1809, after being taken over by the army of Aleksandr I of Russia in the Finnish War, Finland became an autonomous Estate in the Russian Empire until the end of 1917.


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In 1811, Alexander I merged the province of Vyborg into the Finnish Keharyapatihan.


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In the Russian era, the Finnish language began to get a place.


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Around the 1860s, there arose a Finnish nationalist movement known as Fennoman.


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One of his achievements such as the publication of the national epic in Finland— Kalevala— of 1835, and the Finnish language gaining legal status equal to the Swedish of 1892.


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The Finnish famine of 1866—1868 killed 15% of the total population, making it one of the worst famine disasters in European history.


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This famine prompted the Russian Empire to ease financial regulation and a rise in investment in the previous decade.


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Economic and political development is very rapid. [23]


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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GDP per capita is still half the United States and one-third the United Kingdom. [23]


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In 1906, general suffrage was adopted in the Finnish Haryapatihan.


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However, relations between the Eharyapatihan and the Russian Empire deteriorated when the Russian government tried to tighten Finnish autonomy.


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For example, this general suffrage in practice meant nothing because the emperor was not obliged to approve any law adopted by the Finnish parliament.


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And so the desire for independence increased, first among radical liberals [24] and socialists.


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Civil war and beginning of independence After the February Revolution of 1917, Finland's position as part of the Russian Empire was questioned, especially by Social Democrats.


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Since the head of state was the tsar of Russia, it became unclear who was the chief executive of Finland after the revolution.


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His parliament, controlled by social democrats, issued a Power Act policy to give supreme authority to parliament.


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This was rejected by the Russian Provisional Government which subsequently dissolved parliament. [25]


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General elections were then held, which right-wing parties won narrowly.


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Some Social Democrat members rejected the result and still claimed that the dissolution of parliament was an illegal act.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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The two equally powerful political blocs (right-wing parties and social democrats) became hostile to each other.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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The October Revolution in Russia changed things.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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Suddenly, right-wing parties reconsidered their decision to block the transfer of the highest executive power holders from the Russian government to Finland, as the Bolsheviks took power in Russia.


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On 6 December 1917, they declared the independence of Finland.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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Even so, the country only achieved independence officially on 3 January 1918 and border infighting was resolved after the Treaty of Tartu signed in 1920.


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In 1917, the population of the country was about 3 million inhabitants.


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Credit-based land reforms began to be enacted after the civil war. [23]


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About 70% of workers in the agricultural sector and 10% in the industrial sector. [26]


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The largest export markets are Great Britain and Germany.


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World War II During World War II, Finland fought the Soviet Union twice: first in the Winter War between 1939—1940 after the Soviet Union invaded Finland and the Continuation War of 1941—1944, after Operation Barbarossa where at that time Finland was united with Germany ( though not as an ally).


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For 872 days, the German army besieged Leningrad, the Soviet Union's second-largest city assisted indirectly by the Finnish army. [27]


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After fighting against a major Soviet offensive of June/July 1944, Finland finally reached an armistice with the Soviet Union.


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This was then followed again with the Laplandia War of 1944-1945, in which the Finnish army managed to expel the German army from the North.


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The country was forced to sign the Finnish—Soviet treaty namely the Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation, and Mutual Benefit, also known as the YYA Treaty in 1948.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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This agreement with the Soviet Union included obligations, limitations, and concessions of Finnish territory aside from the 1940 Moscow Peace Treaty.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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This agreement was important to ensure Finland's survival as a democratic capitalist state.


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Essentially in this treaty, Finland was obliged to be a neutral country when the Cold War and stem any attack on the Soviet Union carried out through Finland.


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As a result of these 2 wars, Finland ceded almost all of Karelia, Salla, and Petsamo to the Soviet Union.


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The region covers 10% of its land area and 20% of their industrial capacity, including the ports of Vyborg (Viipuri) and Liinakhamari (Liinahamari).


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Almost all residents, about 400,000 people, left the region.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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Finland was never occupied again by the Soviet army and managed to maintain its independence despite having to lose 93,000 soldiers.


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Finland rejected the Marshall Plan, as a form of deference to the Soviets.


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Even so, the United States provided covert development assistance and assisted the Social Democratic (non-communist) party in hopes of protecting Finnish independence. [28]


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Holding trade with Western countries, such as Britain and paying reparations to the Soviet Union made the country transform from an agrarian economy to an industrialized country.


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For example, the Valmet company was originally created to make materials for war reparations, but after repairs paid off, Finland (which was poor in SDA such as oil and iron) - could finally resume trade with the Soviet Union in the form of bilateral trade.


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Cold War in 1950, 46% of Finnish workers worked in the agricultural sector and one-third lived in urban areas. [29]


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New jobs in manufacturing, services, and commerce quickly attracted residents to the city.


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Average births per woman fell from a peak of 3.5 in 1947 to 1.5 in 1973. [29]


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When there was a population boom in the world of work, the economy of that time did not generate enough jobs, and thousands of people migrated to more developed Sweden.


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Emigration reached its peak in 1969-1970. [29]


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The 1952 Summer Olympics brought in foreign tourists.


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Finland took part in trade liberalization at the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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Officially claiming itself to be a neutral country, Finland placed itself in a grey zone between Western countries and the Soviet Union.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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The YYA (Finno-Soviet Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation, and Mutual Benefit) Agreement of 1948 gave the Soviets the discretion to influence Finnish domestic politics.


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This was reinforced by President Urho Kekkonen against his political opponents.


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He maintained effective relations with the Soviets starting in 1956, which was also important to his popularity.


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In politics, there is a tendency to avoid any policies and statements that can be interpreted as “anti-Soviet”.


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This phenomenon was referred to as “Finlandization” by the German press.


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Despite maintaining good relations with the Soviet Union, Finland is still a market economy country of Western Europe.


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Various industries profited from bilateral trade with the Soviets, which also explains support for pro-Soviet policies on business in the country.


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Economic growth skyrocketed post-war, and in 1975 the country's GDP per capita ranked 15th in the world.


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Finland negotiated the European Economic Community (the predecessor of the European Union), tracts that eliminated customs duties between countries starting in 1977, although Finland did not fully join.


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In 1981, worse health conditions forced president Urho Kekkonen to retire after 25 years in power.


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Finland reacted cautiously at the collapse of the Soviet Union, but quickly integrated itself into a Western country.


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On 21 September 1990, Finland unilaterally announced the Paris Peace Agreement was obsolete, 9 days after German reunification. [30]


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In recent times Wrong macroeconomic calculations, a banking crisis, the collapse of its largest single trading partner (the Soviet Union), and the global economic downturn plunged the country into recession in the early 1990s. The recession peaked in 1993, but in 10 years later the country's economy grew every year.


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Like other Nordic countries, Finland decentralized its economy since the late 1980s. Financial policy and product markets were loosened.


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Some state enterprises were privatized and also enacted tax cuts.


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Finland joined the European Union in 1995, and the Eurozone in 1999.


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Much of the economic growth in the late 1990s was motored by the phenomenal success of mobile phone manufacturer Nokia, which controlled 80% of the market capitalisation of the Helsinki Stock Exchange at that time.


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The country's population is now aging with a birth rate of 10.42 per 1,000 population per year, or a fertility rate of 1.8. [29]


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With a median age of 42.7 years, the country is among the states with the most mature populations; [31] with half the electorate estimated to be over 50 years old.


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Etymology The origin of the Finnish name (Suomi in Finnish) is unclear but most likely its cognition is that the proto-Baltic word zeme means “land”.


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According to an earlier theory the name is derived from suomaa or suoniemi.


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Finnish exonyms are similar to such as the Scandinavian place names Finnmark, Finnveden and hundreds of other toponyms prefixed “Fin (n)” in Sweden and Norway.


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Some of the names were clearly derived from finnr, the Germanic word for wanderer/discoverer and later thought to mean nomadic “hunter-gatherer” or burn-cut farmer as opposed to sedenter farmers as well as Germanic merchants and marine pirates.


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It is unknown how, why and when “Finnr” began to mean Native Finland in particular (from the place where the name spread from the 15th century upwards to mean the overall inhabitants of the country).


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One of the first documents mentioning the “land of the Finn nation” was 2 rune stones.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

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There is 1 in Söderby, Sweden, with the inscription finlont (U 582) and 1 on Gotland, a Swedish-owned island in the Baltic Sea, with the inscription finlandi (G 319) derived ari of the 11th century. [32]


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Geography Located between 60° to 70° north latitude, and 20° to 32° east longitude, Finland is one of the northernmost countries on earth.


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Among other world capitals, only Reykjavík is more northerly than Helsinki.


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The distance from the southernmost point—Hanko—to the northernmost point—Nuorgam—is 1.160 kilometres (720mi).


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Finland is a country with thousands of lakes and islands; 187,888 lakes and 179,584 islands. [33]


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One of its funds, Saimaa, is the 5th largest in Europe.


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Finnish landforms are mostly flat with few hills and its highest point, Haltitunturi at 1,328 m, is at the northern end of Laplandia.


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Alongside many lakes, the landscape is also dominated by pine forests (about 68% of the land area) and little arable land.


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Most of the islands exist in the southwest, part of the Åland archipelago, and along the southern waterfront in the Gulf of Finland.


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Finland is one of the few countries in the world that remains growing.


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Due to the isostatic uplift that has occurred since the last ice age, the area of the country also grows by about 7 square kilometers every year.


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The climate in Southern Finland is a northern medium climate.


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In the North of Finland, especially in Laplandia, Finland, a subarctic climate predominates, characterized by very cold winters and warm summers.


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A quarter of Finland's territory lies within the Arctic Circle, and consequently Finland experiences midnight sun.


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At Finland's northernmost point, the sun does not set for 73 days in summer time, and does not rise for 51 days in winter.


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Finnish biodiversity has diverse types of fauna.


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There are at least 60 species of mammals, 248 birds, 70 fish, and 11 reptiles and frogs today, many of which migrated from neighboring countries thousands of years ago.


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Large mammals in Finland include brown bear (national animal), gray wolf, wolverine, and american deer.


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Saimaa ring seals, one of three species of seals in the world, exist only in the lake Saimaa in southeastern Finland and only 300 dogs are left today.


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This animal became the logo of the Finnish Nature Conservation Association. [34]


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Demographics Briefly, the Finnish population mostly consists of the majority of the Finn Tribe and a minority of Finnish Swedish people so the official languages are Finnish and Swedish.


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Other minority languages are Russian and Estonian.


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Finland's population is mostly centered in the southern regions.


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The cities in that area are the Helsinki Metropolitan Region which includes Helsinki, Espoo, and Vantaa.


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Other cities are Tampere, Turku, Oulu, Lahti, Kuopio and Jyväskylä.


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Finnish

Finnish politics uses a semi-presidential system with a parliament.


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The President of Finland is responsible for foreign policy whereas executive power is exercised by his cabinet, Valtioneuvosto or Statsrådet, which consists of the prime minister and ministers for various departments.


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Finnish

The Finnish parliament called Eduskunta or Riksdag is of 200 people and is the highest legislative authority in the country.


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This parliament could amend the Constitution of Finland and defeat the presidential veto.


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Legislation can be proposed by the cabinet or from members of Eduskunta elected for four years with proportional representation.


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Finland's economy is an industrialized country, having a free-market economy, with per capita production roughly equal to that of Great Britain, France, Germany, and Belgium.


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The largest sector of the economy was services (66%), followed by manufacturing and refining (31%).


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The primary sector is only 2.9%. [35]


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Finnish

For international trade, the important sector is manufacturing.


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The largest industries [36] are electronics (22%); machinery, vehicles, other metal products (21.1%); timber industry (13%); and chemical (11%).


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Finland has timber and some mineral resources and clean water.


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Forestry, paper mills, and the agricultural sector are sensitive sectors for the population.


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The Greater Helsinki area generates one-third of GDP.


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In 2004, the OECD mentioned that high-tech manufacturing occupies the second largest after Ireland.


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Finland's international trade accounts for a third of its PDB.


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Trade with the EU recorded around 60% of the total.


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The country's main trading partners are Germany, Russia, Sweden, the United Kingdom, the United States, the Netherlands, and China.


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Trade rules are governed by the European Union, with Finland being its participant.


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Finland is also the only Nordic country to join the Eurozone.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

Finnish

The climate and soil type in Finland make plant growth difficult.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

Finnish

The country lies between 60° and 70° north latitude with a short growing season and severe winters.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

Finnish

Annual rainfall is usually sufficient, but often only in winter, making summers dry.


Question: Is the capital of the country Finland?

Finnish

Therefore, the farmers rely on crops that can be harvested quickly and withstand freezing temperatures.


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Finnish

Agriculture in this country runs efficiently and productively-when compared to other European countries. [37]


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Finnish

Forestry plays an important role for the country's economy, making it one of the world's timber producers and providing competitively priced raw materials for the wood processing industry.


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Like agriculture, the government plays an important role in forestry, regulating tree cutting, improving engineering, and creating long-term plans to ensure that the country's forests are sufficient to supply needs to industry.


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In 1984, the government through the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry launched the Forest 2000 plan which raised forest products by 3% per year but kept them for recreation or other uses. [37]


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The private sector delivers jobs to 1.8 million inhabitants.


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The average salary in the private sector was 25.1 euros per hour in 2004. [38]


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As of 2008, the country's average purchasing power has been about the same as Italy, Sweden, Germany, and France. [39]


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In 2006, 62% of the labor force worked in companies with employees of less than 250 people. [40]


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Unemployment rate was 8.7% in 2014. [41]


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Pensions and health insurance are important old age provisions. [42]


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The homeownership rate is 60%.


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As of 2006, there are about 2.4 million households in Finland.


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The average household was 2.1 people; 40% lived alone, 32% two people and 28% three or more people.


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Residential buildings total 1.2 million, and the average space is 38 square metres (410sqft) per person. 74% of households own a car.


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There are about 2.5 million cars and 400,000 other vehicles. [43]


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About 92% of the population has a mobile phone and 83.5% (2009) [[List of countries by number of internet users|with internet connection at home. [44]


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According to Invest in Finland, personal consumption grew 3% in 2006 and consumer trends have a trend towards high-tech and durable products. [45]


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Energy Year 2006, the energy market ranges 90 terawatt hours and in winter the need is about 15 gigawatts.


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This means a per capita energy consumption of about 7.2 tons of oil equivalent each year.


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Industry and construction consume 51% of total energy. [47] [48] Finland's hydrocarbon sources are limited to peat and wood.


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About 10— 15% of electricity is generated from hydroelectric power, [49] which is included low when compared to its neighbours Sweden or Norway.


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In 2008, renewables accounted for 31% of total needs, above the European average of only 10.3%. [50]


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Finland has 4 private nuclear reactors generating 18% of the country's energy needs [51] and one research reactor at the Otaniemi campus.


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The fifth reactor built by Areva-Siemens with a capacity of 1600 MWe has suffered numerous delays and is scheduled to operate in 2018—2020, a decade longer than it should be. [52]


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About 5— 17% of electricity needs are imported from Russia, Sweden, or Norway.


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JMPL Transport|SOE VR Group operates train networks in all major cities.


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Government spending on road maintenance is around 1 billion euros, and is covered with vehicle and fuel taxes that each year generate 1-1.5 billion euros.