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Assignment #1
1. Quezon City, Philippines is located in Asia.
2. There are no countries bordering the Philippines because it is an island like Japan.
3. The closest major body of water is Pacific Ocean. More specifically the North Pacific Ocean.
4. The Philippines is in the Southeast Pacific Asia region.
5. I associate some of my friends to the Philippines because they always come in with Lechón, a popular fiesta food that is made of a full adult pig being roasted. Sometimes baby pigs are a substitute for the adult pig.

1. Damascus, Syria is also located on the Asian continent.
2. Syria is bordered by Turkey on the north, Lebanon and Israel on the west, Iraq on the east, and Jordan on the south. It consists of mountain ranges in the west, the Syrian Desert in the east, and the Jabal al-Druze Range in the south.
3. Syria is closest to the Mediterranean Sea and the Indian Ocean.
4. Syria is located in the Western Asia region.
5. What I know about Syria is that is holds a certain religious standing in my life. I visit Syria because of certain mausoleums that are currently over there. I also know that Syria’s government is republic under an authoritarian regime. I also do know that although Syria does consume a lot of oil, they do try to use renewable energy such as hydroelectric power.

1. Kigali, Rwanda is on the African continent.
2. The countries that border Rwanda are Uganda, which is located to the north, Tanzania, which is located to the east, Burundi, which is located to the south, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, which is located to the west of Rwanda.
3. There are a couple of lakes that are near Rwanda but the closest major body of water is the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea.
4. Rwanda is located in both east and central Africa because it runs through the equator.
5. There are a few events that come to mind when I think of Rwanda. In one Model UN conference, I was debating with Rwanda over renewable energy and I figured out that Rwanda

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