Chapter: 14 Turkey

      As you have visit my blog you have viewed many of post about Turkey's fashion, rules, the life of females, the good, and the bad, the Armenian Genocide, beautiful sights of Turkey and so fourth. I am an Armenian and doing my blog on  Turkey was very interesting for me. I love the culture and the historically events and that happened. I do believe that by creating this blog I have learned alot about this country. Reguradless of the horriable things that they have done to my race at the end of the day they are humans as well. Many of their regions lands and sea's were the Armenians. By doing this blog I have done research and learned   more about Turkeys neighbors, Seas, fashion, the people and most importantly the culture!!!!!

 

 





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Chapter: 13 Southeast Turkey

     One of the smallest parts in Turkey is the Southeast Anatolia. This is geographically region that represents  9.7% of the total area of Turkey. These cities on the map shown below are ancient cities in Turkey. The Southeast Anatolia is the only region in Turkey that produces oil.
     The economy in this region is based on stockbreeding and agricultural. The main crops that are grown in this region are wheat, barley, lentil, tobacco, cotton, and pistachio nuts. The climate type that this region has is a continental climate, with long hot and dry summers with high evaporation, with cold and rainy winters.
Down below is a picture of the ancient cities in Turkey.



Website: http://www.allaboutturkey.com/southeast-anatolia.htm

Chapter: 12 South Of Turkey

     One of the best things about the South of Turkey is the Mediterranean Sea. The Mediterranean is located  in the South of Turkey many people who live in Turkey go there to vacation and relax. It is a beautiful place to vacation at. The south of Turkey also contains many shopping stores, it like a little town that people go to vacation at and have fun.

Down below is a link that shows some of the beautiful sights of the Mediterranean Sea.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2B-bltlG3DI

Chapter: 11 East Asia Of Turkey

     Turkey is one of the most fastest growing economy in the world. Istanbul's growth rate is 2.2%. Istanbul is one of the biggest major cities in Turkey. In 2009 Turkey experienced a Shock from the market free fall following the collapse of the Lehman Brothers. In 2009 the GDP had also dropped below its line to -5. The country is known to produce many agricultural goods. In the recent years Turkey has showed a rapid growth in the private sector industries.
Down below is a graph of the Economy of Turkey
 
Website: https://www.google.com/search?q=economy+of+turkey&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=31N9UcXjB4qPiAKyzoDgCQ&ved=0CAoQ_AUoAQ&biw=1092&bih=533

Chapter: 10 Economy of Turkey

Down below is a YouTube video, that gives a broad description of the economy of  Turkey. I hope you enjoy!!! 

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Chapter: 9 Turkey's History

     In this post I decided to switch things up a little bit. Few days ago it was April 24. Ninety eight years ago, on April 24, 1915 Ottoman Empire decided to kill all the Armenians in Armenia and take away their land. The reason why I am blogging this post is because the Ottoman Empire took away many lands that belonged to the Armenians. I think that this relates to geography because it is about most of the geographies that Turkey has which at one point belonged to the Armenians. The genocide that happened 98 years ago, killed about 1.5 million Armenians. I  do not blame the Turkish generation today for the killings of that many Armenians, however it is their aunt sisters who have done the damage and took away the land and geographies that belonged to the Armenians. The only thing we ask for is for the genocide to be recognized.
Down below is a image of dead Armenians on the floor and the Turkish military standing above their heads.

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Chapter: 8 Eurpoe is Related to Turkey

     Turkey is a very fashion forwad country in many ways and at the same time it is a very held back. Turkey is a very fashion forward country becuase they have most of their clothing coming from Europe. Europe is close to Turkey they are like next door neighbors. Europe is known to be one of the biggest fashion forward countries and district. Most of our big designers are established in Europe. Being very close to Europe, Turkey has the great advantage of being introduced to the European fashion before any other country.
     Being so close to each other and having access to new clothing lines and etc. Turkey still has many people who choose to not take advantage of this. Most of the Turkish people still walk around with headscarf's and wear long dresses to cover almost all of their body parts. Most of the Turkish population chooses to dress like this because they feel that if  they don't they bring dishoner to their culture, religion, and family. It is mostly women who have to suffer and follow these "rules", and if they dont depending on the family and how modern they are it will bring nothing but, bad to the women of turkey.
Down below I have provided two pictures of the fashion in Turkey. One of the pictures show a modern sight of fahion and the other shows a women in a headscarf.

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