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Why hasn't Sudan capitalized on the recent discovery of oil in that country? How could this discovery help make the country more stabilized?

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East Asia 
Q1.Why Shanghai emerged as the most populous urban areas in China? 
Page- 499 & 500 
Shanghai is a port city located near the mouth of Yangtze River, the main gateway to interior 
China. During colonial period European build this city as modern business district. During 
Communist rule (post 1949) this was the second most populated city in the world. However 
the city started decaying because of the heavy taxes .Since 1980, the city started reviving 
because migrants from all over China started flocking in. The new Shanghai is a city of high 
rise apartment and concentrated industrial development. Now it is the second busiest port in 
the world and has the world’s fastest train. That’s why it has emerged as the most populous 
urban areas in China. 
Q2.Why is Japan so much more heavily forested than China? 
Page no-487 &492 
Japan owes its lush forest both to its mild rainy climate and long history of forest 
conservation. For hundreds of years both the Japanese and village community have enforced 
strict forest conservation rules. However, in China many of the upland regions support only 
grass, meagre scrub and stunted trees. China lacks the historical tradition of forest 
conservation that characterizes Japan. 
Q3.What is the major ways in which Japanese cities differ from those of the United States? 
Page no-495 &496 
Japan is highly urbanised country supporting two of the world’s largest agglomerations. 
Japanese settlement is 15% of its land areas . The main industrial belt which extends from 
Tokyo through Nagoya and Osaka to Kyushu is the most intensively used part of the world 
for human habitation, industry and agriculture. Due to such space limitations all the Japanese 
cities are characterized by dense settlement patterns i.e. living space is highly restricted 
.According to Americans Japanese cities should expand to nearby rural areas. However, such 
expansion is only possible at the expense of farmland because most upland is too steep for 
residential purposes. Conversion of farmland into neighbourhood is also not possible because 
farms are too small. Moreover farmers are politically very powerful and the croplands are 
protected by the tax code. Japanese also believes that their country should remain self 
sufficient in rice despite the fact that Japanese relies on import for half of the food need and 
energy that is required to grow rice.
Q4. What have been the main consequences of the geographical division of Korea into two 
states?

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