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What is the european country with the largest number of young people 18+?
Q. AND the mediterranean/european country with the largest number of young people/most visited by young people 18+? see im planning on going to europe for a degree in interior design...and i was just wondering of the perfect place for me to socialize and make new friends
Asked by M.J - Fri May 8 17:20:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Curiously, there is more than 1 young person in each EU country ! The difference between the numbers is totally immaterial. All of the young people in all of the countries have a good social life (why would you think otherwise) I really think you need to be looking at different priorities. - Quality of the place of study - Quality of the course you choose. are far more important than whether there are 200 thousand or 400 thousand young people available. There are far greater differences in - basic culture between countries, though all young rebel don't they ? - activity in small towns and big towns, That said, - All university/study towns have an active social life, just because all the people studying are in one place, and are… [cont.]
Answered by AnYing - Fri May 8 19:17:27 2009

In the case of Romania, should European decisions give more importance to social or economic benefits?
Q. By choosing to let Romania join the European Union, there are economic advantages because they have low cost labor and their tax system is brilliant for new businesses. However, on the social hand we have been invaded by gypsies and the criminality ratio invonving Romanians skyrocketed throughout Western Europe. So what is better for Europe? Economic or Social benefits? According to the EU, it seems like they don't give a damn to social factors when they bring changes to any European agreement.
Asked by Rino M - Tue Jan 6 06:18:43 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Did you know the Nazis massacred gypsy's during the holocaust. "The sterilization of Gypsies was started as early as 1933 while camps were being established by the Nazis to contain Gypsies at Dachau, Dieselstrasse, Mahrzan and Vennhausen. The vast majority of Jews were to suffer the same indignities as the Roma. Scholarly estimates of deaths in the Sinti and Roma genocide range from 220,000 to 500,000 [8] although Ian Hancock challenges this figure and puts the estimates as 500,000 to 1,500,000.[9]" I think you should remember this before stereotyping all gypsys, thats dangerous and has lead to genocide before. Have the gypsys committed genocide against your ppl? I think not.
Answered by Aslan aka Mirsa - Tue Jan 6 08:08:21 2009

What caused the rise of European Mercantilism and the global economic system that began in 1200s?
Q. Which... led to the discovery, conquest, and colonization of America. What were the motives and drives of the European empires to colonize the new world? (Specially North America) I need your help.. please! I've researched for the past few hours and didn't find anything that could help. Thanks so much! No this isn't "cheating" or wanting for you to do my homework, I just need your help.
Asked by That Girl - Sun Apr 19 18:34:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The initial exploration was because of money and power (like how the Spanish looked for gold). A lot of the colonization was a way to escape tough situations such as religious persecution, poverty, and disease. And mercantilism was a way to aquire more money and use resources that were not readily available in Europe, keep the European countries in control of the colonies, etc.
Answered by fuzzy0097 - Sun Apr 19 18:44:57 2009