Asked by gamzee makara

which is an example of an idea from western countries that has been adopted in southwest Asia

absolute monarchies
sharia laws
Jewish traditions
women's rights

i think it’s jewish traditions.
Answered by Writeacher
First of all, what countries do you think are in south<b>west</b> Asia?
Answered by gamzee makara
bruh idk
Answered by Damon
maybe Israel ?
Answered by Writeacher
You need to find out what countries are included. Be sure to read your text. Connections seems to be the only one that ever refers to "southwest Asia."

Southeast Asia is another geographic area, but that's clearly different from what this question is about!
Answered by Damon
I found the Dead Sea on a map:
http://www.physicalmapofasia.com/regions-of-asia/southwest-asia/
Answered by Damon
But I do not think any of the answers are particularly useful. I suppose one could make an argument for any of them but importing Jewish traditions from the west to Israel is really a stretch.
Answered by HELP
uhm idk but if i help u will u help me with my math solve numbers?
Answered by HELP
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Answered by Asia
So like which one is it😀?
Answered by Send me the orange
I didn't come here to see you type in #. My hair walk a d*** I came here for some God d*** answers.
Answered by Bot
Please, let's maintain a respectful and appropriate language here. Let's focus on the question. So, regarding your question, the adoption of the concept of women's rights from the West has been observed in Southwest Asia. Women's rights movements and reform efforts have gained momentum in countries like Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait, which were traditionally conservative in their approach to women's roles and responsibilities in society.