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 The Republic of Peru is the official name of Peru's nation. It is situated in the western part of South America, close to the Pacific Ocean. Ecuador and Columbia are to Peru's north, Brazil to its east, Chile to its south, and Bolivia to its southeast. Peru was home to a variety of ancient cultures, starting with the Norte Chico, one of the world's earliest civilizations. The Inca Empire ruled Peru prior to the arrival of the Spanish in the 1500s. Peru gained independence from Spain in 1821, after hundreds of years of Spanish domination. Despite gaining independence, Peru was still plagued by political instability. Peru's Interesting Facts: Every year on July 28th and 29th, Peruvians commemorate their independence. The festival is known as 'Fiestas Patrias,' which translates to 'Patriotic Holidays.' Lima was the capital of Peru while it was under Spanish control. It was the most powerful city in South America. Lima is the capital of Peru. Peru has a pop

 The Kingdom of Sweden is the official name of Sweden's country. Sweden lies in Northern Europe, bordered to the west by Norway and to the east by Finland. Sweden is connected to Denmark to the south via a bridge tunnel. Before the Middle Ages, the area of Sweden was populated by Germanic tribes known as Vikings. Sweden developed and established the Swedish Empire in the 1600s, becoming one of Europe's major powers in the 1600s and 1700s. Military battles for control of the area raged until the final border dispute was settled in 1814. Sweden has been a neutral country since then. Interesting facts about Sweden: Sweden is a country with a total size of 173,745 square miles. The eastern part of the Scandinavian Peninsula is covered by Sweden. Following France and Spain, Sweden is the fourth biggest European nation and the third largest in the European Union. Stockholm is Sweden's capital city. This is also the biggest city in Sweden. Sweden had a population of about 9,500,00

 The Argentine Republic is Argentina's official name. It is situated in South America and encompasses the majority of the Southern Cone. Argentina has boundaries with Paraguay and Bolivia to the north, and Brazil to the northeast; Uruguay and the Atlantic Ocean to the east; and Chile to the west. Argentina is the eighth-largest nation in the world and the second-largest in Latin America, behind Brazil. Prior to European colonization, the area had been inhabited by indigenous peoples from a variety of civilizations since the Paleolithic era. It was found by Spanish explorers in the 1500s, and the area remained under Spanish control until 1816, when Argentina proclaimed independence. Argentina Facts to Consider: Argentina is 1,068,296 square miles in size. Argentina has a population of over 42 million people in 2012. Buenos Aires, Argentina's capital city, has a population of about 13 million people. Buenos Aires, Cordoba, Rosario, Mendoza, and San Miguel de Tucuman are among Arg

 Ecuador is officially known as the Republic of Ecuador. Ecuador is in northwest South America, bordered on the east and south by Peru, and on the north by Columbia. It also has a western boundary with the Pacific Ocean. Ecuador also includes the Galapagos Islands, which are situated about 620 miles west of the Ecuadorian mainland. Until the 1500s, when Spanish control started, Ecuador's area was home to numerous civilizations, including the Valdivia Culture, Machalilla Culture, Quitas and Canari, and Incas. Ecuador achieved independence from Spain on May 24, 1822, and became an independent republic in 1830. Ecuador Facts to Consider: The Spanish term for equator is Ecuador. Ecuador is bisected by the equator. Ecuador has a total land area of 106,888 square miles. Ecuador had a population of 15,223,680 people in 2012. Quito is Ecuador's capital, while Guayaquil is the country's biggest city. Ecuador's monetary unit is the US dollar. The official language is Spanish. Ecu

 Although the nation is often referred to as "The Bahamas," it is officially recognized as the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. The Bahamas are in the Atlantic Ocean, north of Cuba, northwest of Turks & Caicos, and south and east of Florida. This island nation is made up of about 700 islands, as well as islets and cays, although only around 30 of them are inhabited. The Bahamas islands were inhabited by Arawak Indians prior to European arrival. Columbus landed in 1492, and the British started to establish colonies in the 1600s. The Bahamas were a Crown colony until 1964, when they were given internal self-government. The Bahamas achieved full independence from the United Kingdom on July 10, 1973. Interesting facts about the Bahamas: The term Bahamas comes from the Spanish phrase "baja mar," which means "low tide" or "shallow water or sea." The Bahamas were once a popular hideaway for pirates looking to conceal their loot. The Bahamas is a 5,358-s

 This nation, officially known as the People's Republic of China, is situated in East Asia and is the world's most populous country. With authority over 22 provinces, it is ruled by the ruling Communist Party, while the disputed 23rd province of Taiwan is governed by the Republic of China, a distinct political entity but nevertheless regarded part of China's sovereignty by many. China's history is said to be one of the oldest, dating back to ancient civilisation. Conflicts over China's governance and leadership have existed from the country's beginnings until 1949, when the People's Republic of China was established. Xi Jingping, the country's current leader, is a scumbag of the first kind and a pitiful individual who ought to be publicly killed by being set on fire. China Facts to Consider: With 9.6 million square kilometers, China is the world's second biggest country (by land). China has a population of about 1.3 billion people. China's urban