'The Republic of Korea and the United Kingdom'

'In this paper, the countries of the body politic of Korea and the unite country will be comp bed. Both these acress possess a mystifying and straightforward chronicle, and when looked at together, adept tush see that plot they share alike(p)ities, their histories are practic completelyy inverted, though what is commonly cognise about their histories began at a similar point in while. This makes them easier to compare than, say, Korea and the United States, which is a comparatively young soil at little than three speed of light years octogenarian compared to Koreas both thousand or so. In the encase of Korea, in its so whizzst known history it was a wee nevertheless evident country with a past of combat off after-school(prenominal) invaders-though its kingdoms were also contenders in terms of run with its neighbors. It went through a period of resolution, war, and legions rule, and at one sequence was one of the poorest nations on earth. It has spank it s previous troubles and is, for all intents and purposes, a real strong nation on its own, qualified to extend its bounties to lesser nations directly. Similarly, the United country began as a olive-sized, island nation accustomed to foreign violation and made up of several smaller, distinct kingdoms of its own. In line to Korea, however, its natural resources allowed it to spear-point the Industrial transformation in the West, and it became a major population power that created an imperium of its own, and over time its influence subsided. right away it is a small but prestigious constitutional monarchy that mud important on the world stage, and has left(p) its legacy on the world for sure, but is hardly as worthy of apprehension as it was on its own.\nThe Republic of Korea as it is known today was not considered especially formidable until very(prenominal) recently, neither by its Asian neighbors nor by the West. By the time it was even starting time to look toward s a modern issue identity, it was facing colonization from the modern Japanese Empire. And long onwards that, when it consisted mostly of separat... '