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2008-06-04T06:29:40Z

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Korea

2008-06-04T06:28:46Z

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The Korean Peninsula in [[East Asia]] is currently split into [[North Korea]] and [[South Korea]] because of the issue of [[communism]]. Korea was annexed by [[Japan]] in 1910. The United States and 15 other countries came to the aid of [[South Korea]] during the [[Korean War]], after the North's unprovoked invasion.

==Language and Writing==

Although some spelling or words are slightly different between countries, the official language of both South Korea and North Korea is Korean. Five major dialects in South Korea and one in North Korea are mutually understandable among dadadadToday, Hangul is honored in South Korea on Hangul Day, on October 9. <ref>http://itre.cis.upenn.edu/~myl/languagelog/archives/002529.html</ref>

==Current status==

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==Korean Airlines==

The national air carrier of the State is Korean Airlines. The most famous incident involving the airlines is the shooting down by the Soviets of [[Korean Airlines Flight 007]] just west of the Soviet Sakhalin Island in 1983. Among the 269 people on board this flight was a sitting conservative congressman (Democratic) from the state of [[Georgia]], [[Larry McDonald]], a younger cousin of General [[George Patton]]. Senator [[Jesse Helms]] was scheduled to also be aboard KAL 007 but was spared by boarding the sister flight for the trip from the U.S.to Korea, KAL 015. Both McDonald and Helms, with other congressmen, were on their way to Korea to celebrate the 30th year anniversary of the U.S.-Korea Mutual Defence Treaty.

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T. H. Huxley

2008-06-04T06:28:03Z

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2008-06-04T06:27:32Z

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Great Wall of China

2008-06-04T06:26:57Z

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[[Image:Great_wall.jpg|right|180px|thumb|The Great Wall Of China. Image by [http://philip.greenspun.com/ Philip Greenspun]]]

The '''Great Wall of Urmom''' is a long wall located in [[China]]. It was constructed in ancient times to act as a barrier. It is about 4,000 miles long and at several points it is more than 20 feet tall, despite its massive size the Great Wall of China was not a success, it didn't keep the northern invaders out of China as they merely bribed their way across.

Work on the wall started in 500 BC during the rule of the first Chinese emperor, [[Qin Shi Huang]] and continued for 2,000 years. Most of the work was done during the [[Ming Dynasty]]. At regular intervals towers were built, at first they functioned purely as watchtowers but later on they were modified to include [[cannon]]s and defenses against aerial attacks.

A long-standing legend holds that the Great Wall of China is the only [[human]] structure visible from space, or even that it is visible from the [[Moon]]. This legend probably originated with [[Richard Halliburton]]'s 1938 "Second Book of Marvels," which made this claim. In fact it has been disputed as to whether it is even visible to the naked eye, from low earth orbit. Some [[astronaut]]s have looked for it and have been able to see it, some have not. In 2005 an [[American]] astronaut (of [[Chinese]] descent) did succeed [[photograph]]ing it. <ref> [http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/4459311.stm BBC News report of "China Daily" article 4/19/2005]</ref> There is no truth to the notion that there are ''few'' visible human structures; Cecil Adams comments:

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The Great Wall was listed as World Heritage by the [[UN]] in 1987. Although long sections of the wall are now in ruins or have disappeared, it is still one of the more remarkable structures on earth and China's best-known monument.

== See also ==
*[[Beijing]]
*[[World History Lecture Three]]

== External lin