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Is a temple in Cambodia and the most popular. The Angkor Wat is the largest religious monument in the world. Originally this was a Hindu temple but overtime this because a Buddhist temple in the early 12th century

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Cambodia is a land with many great rivers and is dominated by large low food plains.Cambodia is in between Vietnam and Thailand.

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Cambodia has two weather seasons - the northeast monsoon season which runs from December through to April. The weather is hot and dry. The southwest monsoon starts in may and continues through until November. The weather remains warm but there is a lot more rain.

The graph below shows the average monthly rainfall and temperature in Cambodia, from 1931 to 1960. We can see that between the  months of May and October there was a large amount of rainfall. However the rain did not cause a big difference to the temperature. Based on this graph we can assume that in the 1950' s Cambodia's climate was hot with high rainfall half of the year.

Average Monthly Temperature and Rainfall
for Cambodia from 1931-1960

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Many of poor families didn't know how to read or write. In Cambodia they didn't have much of an opportunity to learn , and if so they would have to be very wealthy and with a university entrance standard. Lots of poor families never had the opportunity to send their children to school , instead they had them stay home to help earn money as they were earning just one dollar per day.

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Rich, middle class or poor everyone's life basically  revolved around their religion
(uddhism). Praising / time to reflect would occur everyday.

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In the 1950's many Cambodians worked in the agricultural sector mainly in rice production. The rice supplies were usually large enough to allow for export to other countries and so many adults were involved with this.

Cambodians were also involved with fishing while others worked in the rubber tree industry. The average Cambodian worked hard for very little pay, often having to gather food from day to day.