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1. Eurasia (4541 bytes)
   3: ...ian Plate]] includes Europe and most of Asia, but not the [[Indian subcontinent]], the [[Arabian subco...
   7: ...ian scope of history]], establishing genetic, cultural, and [[linguistic]] relationships between Europea...
   9: ...al River]], and [[Ural Mountains]], and this terminology has spread to the rest of the world, even tho...
   11: ...similar cultural and geographic sphere known as [[North Eurasia]].
   13: ...contrasting imageries of the ''Asian'' in the cultural imagination of both countries.
2. Europe (23835 bytes)
   4: ...] and the [[Black Sea]], and to the east by the [[Ural Mountains]] and the [[Caspian Sea]] (for more det...
   11: ...500 BC]] its meaning was extended to lands to the north.
   13: ...meaning broad (''eurys'') and face (''ops''). A minority, however, see a [[Semitic]] origin, pointing ...
   18: ...scovery, exploration, and increase in scientific knowledge. In the [[15th century]] [[Portugal]] opene...
   20: ...se, most notably in [[France]] during the period known as the [[French Revolution]]. This led to vast ...
3. Asia (16910 bytes)
   4: ...nd [[geography|geographically]], however, Asia is not considered a continent or a [[subcontinent]].
   6: ...e [[Emba River]]) and the [[Ural Mountains]] to [[Novaya Zemlya]]. About 60 percent of the world's pop...
   22: ...or further subdivisions based on that term, see [[North Eurasia]] and [[Central Eurasia]].
   27: *[[North Asia]]
   34: ===North Asia===
4. Kazakhstan (26806 bytes)
   1: ...ea]]. Kazakhstan is also a former republic of the now extinct [[Soviet Union]].
   70: ...at-e Turkestan|Turkestan]] were founded along the northern route of the [[Silk Road|Great Silk Road]] ...
   72: ... had developed a common language, culture, and economy. In the early [[1600s]], the Kazakh Khanate sep...
   74: ...d over most of the territory belonging to what is now the Republic of Kazakhstan.
   76: ...ditional nomadic lifestyle and livestock-based economy. The Kazakh national movement, which began in t...
5. Sumerian language (10760 bytes)
   5: |speakers=''extinct''|rank=''Not in top 100''
   22:
   26: ...rich Delitzsch accepted Halevy's arguments, not renouncing Halevy until 1897. Delitzsch would go on t...
   28: Delitzsch's student, Arno Poebel, published a grammar with the same title, ...
   32: ...duced less than satisfactory results. A line that now even a first year Sumerian student will translat...
6. World War II (58065 bytes)
   4: ... [[7 July]] [[1937]] (the start of the [[Second Sino-Japanese War]]), or earlier yet the 1931 Japanese...
   8: ...aft]], and [[RADAR]] are only a few of many [[Technology during World War II|war-time inventions]].
   10: ...|spheres of influence]], the former undergoing economic reconstruction under the [[Marshall Plan]] and...
   18: ...ntries did not have a profound impact on the war, nor did they supply the Axis powers with any great a...
   22: ...Canada, France, Poland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Norway, Greece, and Denmark were also counted among ...
7. Russia (28007 bytes)
   2: ...hes over a vast expanse of eastern [[Europe]] and northern [[Asia]]. With an area of 17,075,400 km&sup...
   6: ...ential role on the world stage. This influence is notable, but is still far from that of the former So...
   13: ...ted both the Scandinavians as well as native [[Finno-Ugric]] tribes, such as the [[Merya]], the [[Muro...
   17: ...s divided the [[Russians |Russian people]] in the north from the [[Belarusians]] and [[Ukrainians]] in...
   19: ...her with [[Novgorod]] retained some degree of autonomy during the time of the [[Mongol]] yoke and was ...
8. Economy of Russia (68844 bytes)
   1: {{Economy of Russia table}}
   2: ...ght into the effects of such transition. However, no two countries have had the exact same experience ...
   5: ''Main article: [[Economic history of the Soviet Union]]''
   7: ...se required to support a modern industrialized economy. It also has a well-educated labor force with s...
   9: ...conomy must deal in its transition to a market economy.
9. Politics of Russia (78325 bytes)
   4: ... wane as Russia's regions gained political and economic concessions from [[Moscow]]. Although the stru...
   8: ...viet constitution, which was promulgated in 1924. Nominally, the borders of each subunit were drawn to...
   10: ...-ignored public problems such as pollution. ''Glasnost'' also brought constitutional reforms that led ...
   12: ...or State Security (Komitet gosudarstvennoy bezopasnosti—[[KGB]]). In 1991 Russia created a new e...
   14: ...oris Pugo]], [[Gennady Yanayev]], and [[Oleg Baklanov]] (from left) go public with the formation of a ...
10. Sumer (14409 bytes)
    2: ...y precede any other form of writing, and dates to no later than about [[3500 BCE]]
    5: ...te]] in [[Linguistics]] because it belongs to no known language family, as compared, for example, to [...
    12: ...over water rights, trade routes, and tribute from nomadic tribes.
    16: The dynasty of Lagash is well known through important monuments, and one of the fir...
    21: ...rrians]] established the empire of [[Mitanni]] in northern Mesopotamia around [[1595 BC]], while the B...
11. Steppe (1362 bytes)
    3: ...such regions, too dry to support a [[forest]] but not so dry as to make it a desert.
    6: ...desert south of the [[Ural Mountains]] and to the north and east of the
    8: ...north on the eastern side of the [[Ural Mountains|Urals]] is the
12. Chromium (13677 bytes)
    32: ...</td><td><nowiki>[</nowiki>[[Argon|Ar]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>3d⁵4s¹</td></tr>
    52: ... </td><td>7.23 [[scientific notation|&times;]]10^-6 [[cubic metre per ...
    89: <th>[[Isotope|iso]]</th><th>[[natural abundance|NA]]</th><th>[[half-life]] </th><th>[[d...
    103: ...perature and pressure|STP]] are used except where noted.</font></th>
    109: == Notable characteristics ==
13. Osmium (11139 bytes)
    35: ...r Waals radius]] </td><td>no data</td></tr>
    37: ...</td><td><nowiki>[</nowiki>[[xenon|Xe]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>4[[f-orbital|f]]¹⁴5d⁶6[...
    52: ... </td><td>8.42 [[scientific notation|&times;]]10^-6 [[cubic metre per ...
    81: <th>[[Isotope|iso]]</th><th>[[natural abundance|NA]]</th><th>[[half-life]] </th><th>[[d...
    142: ...perature and pressure|STP]] are used except where noted.</font></th>
14. Palladium (9737 bytes)
    46: | <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[krypton|Kr]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>4d¹⁰
    69: | 8.56 [[scientific notation|&times;]]10^-6 [[cubic metre per ...
    111: ! [[natural abundance|NA]]
    149: ...perature and pressure|STP]] are used except where noted.</font>
    153: == Notable characteristics ==
15. Platinum (10600 bytes)
    36: ...ion]] || <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[xenon|Xe]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>4[[f-orbital|f]]¹⁴5d⁹6[...
    81: ! [[natural abundance|NA]]
    157: ...perature and pressure|STP]] are used except where noted.
    161: == Notable characteristics ==
    166: ...[[nitric acid]] but does dissolve in the mixture known as [[aqua regia]] (forming [[chloroplatinic aci...
16. Rhodium (8753 bytes)
    43: | no data
    46: | <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[krypton|Kr]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>4d⁸ 5[[s-orbital|s]]¹
    69: | 8.28 [[scientific notation|&times;]]10^-6 [[cubic metre per ...
    111: ! [[natural abundance|NA]]
    136: ...perature and pressure|STP]] are used except where noted.</font>
17. Ruthenium (10241 bytes)
    43: | no data
    46: | <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[krypton|Kr]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>4d⁷5[[s-orbital|s]]¹
    69: | 8.17 [[scientific notation|&times;]]10^-6 [[cubic metre per ...
    111: ! [[natural abundance|NA]]
    153: ...perature and pressure|STP]] are used except where noted.</font>
18. Pangaea (1625 bytes)
    3: ...the [[Atlas Mountains]], and the [[Ural Mountains|Urals]]. The vast ocean that surrounded Pang�a has b...
    5: ...rate all the way from the [[South Pole]] to the [[North Pole]].
    10: ...e first "supercontinent." It's believed that [[Pannotia]] formed about 600 MYA and split up 550 MYA. A...
    12: ...o two parts: a southern part, [[Gondwana]], and a northern part, [[Laurasia]].
19. Carboniferous (4655 bytes)
    1: ...found in [[England]] and Western [[Europe]]. In [[North America]], the first third of the Carboniferou...
    10: *Noginskian/Virgilian
    50: ...the [[Mesozoic]] supercontinent of [[Pangea]] was now assembled, although pieces of present east [[Asi...
    54: ...Industrial Revolution]] and are still of great economic importance.
    56: ...nimals and decomposing [[bacterium|bacteria]] had not yet [[Evolution|evolved]] that could effectively...

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