More and more students are moving abroad for higher education. There are people who think there is an advantage to it but a few say that there are some drawbacks as well. What can be the merits and demerits of studying abroad?

calling for requesting historical objects 

relics

from a country residing in staying in, housed largely Western mostly from European

countries

returned to given back nation of origin where they come from typically acquired fairly usually bought legally repatriating giving back to the original country go a long way and contributes a lot towards easing international

resentment

 reducing tension between

countries

past colonial powers 

countries

that used to own other

countries

institutions governments, companies, etc. displaying showing legal right entitled to unlawfully stolen taken illegally majority most of already been sent back and repatriated already

artefacts

 documents,

relics

, paintings, sculptures, etc. from the past exhibitions displays of items proofs of sale documents showing something was bought appear seem modern observers modern people, and people today scandalously low shockingly little agreed upon contracted another era a different time no legal basis unlawful revoke these sales overturn the contract British Museum is  a museum in England with many historic items unequivocal evidence clear proof preserve keep safe fairly bargained for agreed upon fairly obtained received in any other situation in comparable conditions demanding asking for broached asked cultural importance is key to a country’s culture no different the same regardless of 

nonetheless

just case fair situation practical argument pragmatic view historic

artefacts

 

relics

from the past pillaged stolen colonialism was  a period when European

countries

controlled

countries

around the world powers important

countries

in effect essentially stole their history took their

relics

,

artefacts

predominately white mostly white wealthy

countries

 rich nations charge expensive fees ask for a lot of money natural

resentment

 festers normal animosity grows property that someone owns the pain of colonialism and

resentment

from the past abate disappear subjected to colonial rule under the rule of European

countries

move past get over hostility 

resentment

towards the attempt made tried to rectify fix sanction punish offenders those who did something wrong cultural

relics

 historic

artefacts

legally within the bounds of the law the critical value is very important repair historically fraught relations fix problems between

countries

balance , not over-value abstract respect undefined reverence for utilitarian concerns practical worries