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How have population patterns changed over time in Central Asia? 

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How have population patterns changed over time in Central Asia? 

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It changes over time due to its land form but the population is low due to its low birthrates, but Afghanistan's population may more than double by 2050.

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1.  Beginning about 100 b.c the Silk Road was established for trade between Asia and Europe.

2. Central Asia becomes a very important crossroads between the east and the west. Because of this many people of conquered this land because it was a very valuable location.

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In the 1200s , Genghis Khan conquers Central Asia, which becomes part of the Mongol Empire.

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In the 1200s

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In 2001, After terrorist attack on September 11, U.S. forces begin bombing campaign against the Taliban.

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In 1991, After the breakup of the Soviet Union, Central Asian republics gain independence

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How does society and culture today differ in rural and urban areas?

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How does society and culture today differ in rural and urban areas?

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Rural: The rural areas follow traditions from the century old ways of life. The Aimak people of Afghanistan still live in yurts

Urban: The urban areas use cell phones and internet they also have very prosperous economies. This can be found in countries such as Georgia or Kazakhstan.

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how have countries in the middle east been governed over the centuries. they were empires .

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how have countries in the middle east been governed over the centuries. they were empires .

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In 1979,The soviet Union invades Afghnistan;Afghan guerrilla resist for 10 years

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Kazakhstan is in central Asia.

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after terrorist attack on september 11 u.s forces began bombing campaign against taliban.
U.S forces end combat role in Afghanistan some troops stay to train Afghan security forces.

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Islamic guerrilla fighters

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wide, grassy plains of Eurasia; also, similar semi-arid grassy areas elsewhere

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Def: from Arabic for "seeker" or "student"; name of a fundamentalist Sunni Muslim group, active in Afghanistan, which controlled the Afghan government from 1996 to 2001

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def: a distinct territorary or culral area that is in foreighn country

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Any grain like barley, oats, or wheat that is grown for food.