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Blank Map Quiz 4.1.1
Learn the countries of the world with this quiz app.Featuresthefollowing quizzes: - Europe - North/South America - Asia-Africa -Oceania - Whole World And with difficulty levels fromeasy(largeor highly populated countries) to insane (all theteenylittleislands). Think you know where Madagscar is? Or PapuaNewGuinea?Or Guam?
World Atlas - Country, Capital 2.3
World Atlas is a great source of information to know aboutcountriesin the world. World Atlas contains information aboutalmost 250+country like capital, the country flag, currency,border, etc. Youcan learn •Country flag, •Currency, •InternationalTelephone code,•Location in the map, •Languages spoken, •Economy,•Borders,•Continent. Visit our website www.confodeal.com foramazing offers,deals and coupons from all e-commerce websites.
Class 11 Chemistry Notes 1.0.7
Key Notes for Basic Chemistry. These notes will provideyouoverviewof the chapters and important points toremember.Chemistry arecovered and are as follow : UNIT 1: BasicConcept ofChemistry UNIT2: Structure of Atom UNIT 3: ClassificationofElements UNIT 4:Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure UNIT5:States of MatterUNIT 6: Thermodynamics UNIT 7: Equilibrium UNIT8:Redox ReactionsUNIT 9: The s- Block Element UNIT 10: Thep-blockelements UNIT 11:Organic chemistry UNIT 12: Hydrocarbon UNIT13:EnvironmentalChemistry
Istation 0.14.6-release
Istation’s Android app provides subscribing educators andregisteredstudents with access to engaging digital instruction andeducationalresources, including Istation Reading, IstationEspañol, IstationMath, Writing Rules! with Calvin Cool, andTeacher Station. Freewith every Istation subscription, the Androidapp extends lessons toAndroid devices, allowing students to engagewith hundreds ofinteractive, research-based activities. The apprecords students’usage , and the results are included on theIstation Report andManagement Web site; this allows educators toview student progressand support intervention across platforms.This app makes learningon the go fun and convenient by opening thedoor for more discoveryand practice. Students continue studyingwith all of Istation’scolorful characters, songs, and animation.The app makes learningexciting and motivates students to succeed.For non-subscribingeducators interested in learning more aboutIstation’s all-in-oneeducational technology, visitwww.istation.com. If you have anyissues, please e-mail our supportteam at [email protected] orcall us at 1-866-883-7323, option2. Contacting us directly willensure we provide a quick,easy-to-understand answer for yourspecific need.
Class 12 Physics Notes 1.1.0
The app is aggregation of definitions, formulas and notesofPhysicsin most systematically way. It will help in quickrevision.Usefulfor all level for basic physics concepts everyoneshouldknow. Ifyou liked our app, please rate us. The app covers:"UNIT1:Electrostatics", "UNIT 2: Current Electricity", "UNIT 3:HeatingandChemical Effects of Current", "UNIT 4: Magnetic EffectofCurrent","UNIT 5: Magnetism", "UNIT 6: Work,ElectromagneticInduction","UNIT 7: Alternating Currents", "UNIT 8:Ray Optics","UNIT 9: WaveOptics", "UNIT 10: Electrons, Photons andX-rays","UNIT 11: AtomicPhysics", "UNIT 12: Nuclear Physics", "UNIT13:Electronics" , "UNIT14: Electromagnetic Waves and Communication"
Azerbaijan Flag 1.0
The flag of Azerbaijan (Azerbaijani: Azərbaycan bayrağı) isatricolour featuring three equally sized fesses of blue, red,andgreen, with a white crescent and an eight-pointed star centeredinthe red. The blue symbolises Azerbaijan's Turkic heritage, theredstands for progress, and the green represents Islam. Theofficialcolors and size were adopted on February 5, 1991. This flagwasused from November 9, 1918 to 1920, when Azerbaijanwasindependent, and it was revived on February 5, 1991. The flagisreferred to in the Constitution and mentioned two times inthenational anthem. On land, the flag is used as the civil, stateandwar flag; at sea, it is used as the civil, state, and navalensign,as well as the naval jack. The flag also has official statusin theNakhchivan Autonomous Republic. The tricolour replaced anearlierdesign used by the Azerbaijan SSR. A presidential decreedeclaredNovember 9, the date when in 1918 this flag was adopted asthenational flag of Azerbaijan Democratic Republic, as thenationalFlag Day. The Nagorno-Karabakh enclave, which is partofAzerbaijan, was the subject of a war with Armenia that has leftita de facto independent republic, which is notinternationallyrecognized by any UN member including, ironically,Armenia which"supports" it. Azerbaijan has lost 20% of itsterritory and mustsupport some 800,000 refugees and internallydisplaced persons as aresult of the conflict. Despite a 1994cease-fire, Azerbaijan hasyet to resolve its conflict with Armeniaover the Nagorno-Karabakhenclave. Occupied by the local Armeniantroops to this day, thisconflict has not officially ended withminor skirmishes frequent,and is a major source of contention amongAzerbaijanis. Themajority of the population (over 90%) is composedof Azeris, whoshare a culture very similar to Turkey. History, withRussian andPersian influence, has left the Azeris of Azerbaijan andIran withsome moderate differences. Minorities in AzerbaijanincludeLezghins, Russians, Avars, Turks, Tatars, Ukrainians,andGeorgians. Most inhabitants are Shia Muslim, although alonghistory of European and Russian colonialism has left many withveryliberal, laisez-faire attitudes towards Islam and the countryisstaunchly secular. The government is a kleptocracy of theAliyevfamily and their allies. While the opposition is often sackedorimprisoned, it is not as severe an authoritarian governmentasyou'll find in Turkmenistan, Iran or the RussianCaucasus.Following independence in 1991, Azerbaijan has allowedwesterncompanies to develop its neglected, but extensive, oilfields andhas seen oil production skyrocket, especially since themid-2000s.Despite this and related investments, most of thenew-found wealthremains in the hands of a small number of peopleand the city ofBaku. While Baku is full of new construction and agrowing middleclass, much of the country remains poor, where mostpeople arerural agrarians and merchants.
