can anyone of you give me these countries ages?

Question

russia
uk
us
germany
french
china

Answer 1

not more than 245 years

Answer 2

It kind of depends on what you mean by "ages" but I'll tell you what I can:

Russia got it's independence from the soviet union in 1991. The Soviet Union was declared in 1922. Before that, there was the Russian Empire, which had been there since 1721.

The UK is a little complicated. There was the Union of the Crown in 1603, which brought together England and scotland, but they weren't really in the same country until the acts of union in 1707. Then Ireland joined in in 1800. But it's kind of more complicated than that. You'll have to look that up yourself if you want more info.

The US declared Independence from Britain in 1776

The Holy Roman Empire was a mainly Germanic conglomeration of lands in Central Europe that started in 873. The German Empire started in 1871. The Federal Republic was formed in 1949.

The French State was formed in 843

A timeline showed the Unification of China at 221 BC, but there are things that talk about ancient china around 2500 BC.

It's kind of hard to put an age on all of these.

Answer 3

China is the oldest-it is a few thousand years old. Russia is older then Germany and France, which were created in their borders around 800 AD (In Germany's case it was the First Reich, which was later disintegrated and was unified again in 1871). The UK was unified in 1603, and the US declared its Independence on the 4.7.1775.

Answer 4

I'm not sure, but i think they r (from oldest to newest)
China>Uk>French>Germany>U.S.>Russia

Answer 5

i can't right now cause that's too many and the ages may vary from one source to another.

Answer 6

russia: 16
us: 23
germany: 17
france: 231