Mongolia, commonly known as the land of the blue sky. There they enjoy almost 250 days of sunshine a year. However, their climate is no different from Canada, where they experience extreme weather conditions ranging from 30°C in summer to -45°C in winter, unlike Canada, however, their climate is very dry (Stanfield, 2001) . The country is located longitudinally between Russia and China. Compared to Russia, Mongolia is small, but it is the eighth largest country in the world. Terrain-wise, it is similar to Canada, ranging from mountains to “rolling” plateaus. Like Canada, Mongolia is home to the largest freshwater lakes on the continent (Lake Khövsgöl). Unlike Canada, northern and western Mongolia are seismically active areas, with recurrent earthquakes and extinct volcanoes (Azaa, 2011). The earth has a lot of geographic diversity. Mongolia is famous for its history, especially the era of the infamous Genghis Khan. He was the creator of the largest empire in the world. The Mongol Empire arose by destroying individual tribes throughout Northeast Asia. He also had many wives and many children; it is estimated that approximately 500,000 descendants live on earth today (Pierson, 2010). Previously, Mongolia was a Soviet socialist republic. This happened under the influence of the neighboring Soviet Union. Their transition from the Soviet Socialist Republic to democracy was gradual. Like most countries, Mongolia is no exception to political tensions, however it has enjoyed relative political stability in recent years. Economically, they depend exclusively on agriculture and mining, although tourism and construction are becoming increasingly important. Foreign investments are also becoming more and more popular there due to their abundance... half of paper... in the future of this country.ReferencesAzaa. (2011, January 13). Geography of Mongolia. Retrieved from My Trip blog: http://www.mytripblog.org/pg/blog/mongolia-social-manager/read/29548/geography-of-mongoliaBritannica, E. (2011). classification of Mongolian languages. Retrieved from Encyclopædia Britannica: http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/427095/Old-Mongolian-lingualFreedom, 2. I. (2014). Mongolia. Retrieved from the 2014 Index of Economic Freedom: http://www.heritage.org/index/country/mongoliaPierson. (2010, July 10). Genghis Khan. Excerpt from biography: http://www.biography.com/people/genghis-khan-9308634#video-gallery&awesm=~oCFp6FVICbKgjkStanfield, J. (2001). Steppe land and sky. Retrieved from National Geographic: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/weepingcamel/landofsteppeandsky.htmlInterviews; Azaa, Zula, Magnai (responsible for Project Abroad)