Embassies, Explained

In this video, I take a brief look at embassies, consulates, and other missions, particularly in the U.S. and Japan.
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Finally somebody on RUclips (who I am subscribed to) explained it.

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I feel that was too short! Still good, but I want more.

[@435American]

Yeah, kinda rushed this one out as most of my time has been put towards studying for my final exams. Plan on making a long video on Magellan next, though!

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Wow awesome didn't know most of it

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I have embassies

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0:00 - an embassy is a diplomatic affair within another nation's borders.
0:18 - US has more embassies than any other nation.
0:20 - 294
0:27 - an embassy is permanent led by an embassador in a nation's capital.
0:33 - consulates r govt delegations led by a

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