Comparison and Contrast of Evident Similarities and Bright Contrasts Between United States

To begin with, there are more things in contrast than there are things in common. One of the differences is that nobody used to be able to come into our the United States in the late 1800s to the early 1900s. The

Poland after several partitions ws taken off the map for over 100 years. The preservation of culture heritage however did not die. The national anthem of Poland title translated to “Poland is not yet lost” is a symbol for the preservation of the polish people despite having a country. Much of this preservation of culture was in due part to the Catholic Church. The polish catholic church maintained education programs that preserved language and culture. The Polish Catholic Church also served as a form of community for Polish people to maintain their

Countries have different endowments. Differing climates give advantages to the production of different crops. Differing histories and inclinations result in different advantages in finance, skills and manufacturing.

Prior to the onset of WWII, conditions throughout occupied Poland & Belarus varied greatly. In some areas, especially in eastern Poland, which the Soviet Union invaded in 1939, and subsequently "formally" annexed, the situation was particularly volatile.1

Are all of the countries in North America identical? Sure, they might have a few similarities, such as government system or language spoken, but they are all vastly unique. Just the same, Feudal Japan and Imperial China, despite being close neighbors, had many differences to them. In this essay, I will list the geographic and political differences between the two former nations. Feudal Japan and Imperial China had many political differences.

But this overview of the similarities is mainly where the similarities end and the differences begin.

If these two civilizations were given a problem they would have different solutions because of their way of thinking. If they had a transportation problem for instance in the 21-century, one would look at it in an emotional human way and the other would look at it in an economical way.

Poland, which is about the size of Texas, in comparison to United States, is a small country located in central Europe. It borders on Germany in the west, on the Baltic Sea

In our country, The United States has always been a great place to visit, move with family or just simply drive through for the scenery. Gladly, there are other countries that are far more beautiful to see because of the region that it lies. The history behind certain countries are sad, honoring or even encouraging on how it was developed. In this paper there will be a comparison between two countries. The countries that are presented are Greece and Brazil, they are two totally different countries, yet has some similarities. In addition to, included in the paper will be the political structure, development, Ethnicity etc. Furthermore, due to their differences the historical background will be presented, followed by economic structures, discriminate

Let me give a great example in this case, the mandarins from Italy and Greece are very similar, because the mandarins are grow in cold and lacking of sunlight season. But compare the mandarins from Italy and the mandarins from Greece, Italy's one will be smaller but sweeter than the Greece's one, because Greece's one grow in a season that is full of sunlight and water, so Greece's one will grow bigger but not as sweet as Italy's one.

The consumption of spices is very high (for example the récipes of bigos?). It is because Poland is geographically located on the trade route to the Eastern countries, that is why they benefited from lower prices.

The Slavic Pope’s Return to Poland: An Analysis of language and common themes used by the pope to influence Poland

1) Russell, E. J. (1941). Reconstruction and development in eastern Poland, 1930-39. S.l.: The Royal Geographical Society

Under the control of Hitler from 1918-1939 Poland was under serious attack. Concentration camps were being constructed and Poles were possible targets because, at the time, Poland was home to the worlds largest Jewish population (Polish Diaspora). In 1939 Poland was invaded by Germany and was put under the Soviet Union’s control. One cultural aspect Poles like to exercises is their right to freedom and to be different, but under the rule of the USSR it was very hard to express ones individuality and religion. Communism called for unionism and the Poles disliked this way of life. This lack of personal freedom handicapped the Polish culture, not allowing it to grow because many Poles were not known as wealthy. Because Poland was lacking in artistic culture Paris became their center for literacy and artistic expression (Barnett, 374). Many feared for their lives around this time and fled to America in the 20’s, allowing for the spread of Polish values over seas. This is the main cause of the Polish diaspora because many of the Poles immigrating to America were Jewish (Polish Diaspora). During the communist reign a particular group, not like the Jewish Polish community, of people called the Lemko’s had ritual and folk dances that could not be performed because they feared the government would catch them and punish them like they were to the Jewish Poles(Black, 47). It was very important to this group of Polish people to continue there dances

Another reason that it is natural to compare them is their economic growth has mirrored one another. Both emerged from a war with its economy devastated and its infrastructure in ruins. Both countries changed with the economic climate of the time and took advantage of