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The Chinese Cultural Revolution
... The World Book Encyclopedia. World Book Inc. USA: World Book Inc. 1998. Rinn-Sup Shinn and Robert L. Worden. China: Chapter 1B. The Cultural Revolution Decade. 1966-76. Countries of The World ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > Asian History
To what ways did Japan's limited participation in the conflicts of the First World War benefit her economic development?
... the side of the allies during World War One, she had little if any real involvement in the actual warfare. Because she played such a modest role in the ... into a completely new market. For the first time in Japanese history there was a huge export surplus ...
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Assess one or more of the Asia-Pacific’s territorial disputes and provide a critical evaluation of how it/they link/s to broader issues of potential conflict in the region.
... 2014] Kimura, H (2005) The Kurillian Knot: A History of Japan-Russia Border Negotiations. ... the consequence from the World War II. On the other hand, both of two nations want to keep security from each other due to the important strategic geography of the ...
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Man of The Millennium: mahatma gandhi
... of the principal figures in the history of Indian journalism. Once back in India, he began supporting Britain in World ...
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Early Civilisation of the Chinese People in China
... the empire to weaken even more. With the British winning the war and more uprisings, the last dynasty finally collapsed marking the end of the oldest and greatest civilization in history ...
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The consequences of the Korean War in International Relations.
... of the bloodiest wars in the history. After World War II, in order to maintain political prestige among the uncommitted nations of world, neither side could allow any advantages or concession. The ...
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To what extent was the vision of Cambodia underpinned by the ideal of a class based revolution and to what extent was it based on nationalist xenophobia?
... The vision for Democratic Kampuchea entailed actions which sealed off the country from the rest of the world. Those on the 'hit list' "quickly learned that any display of knowledge of ...
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A fatal mistake the vietnam wa
... the same reason, the France and the U.S. were unable to crush the nationalistic Vietnamese freedom fighters. Works Cited Chant, Christopher. The Military History of the United States: The Vietnam War, the ...
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What are the Implications of China as an Emerging Nuclear Power
... the modern world. Because the Chinese government has been influenced by the inheritance of a "mandate from heaven," the PRC already considers herself to be at the center of the world ...
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Economy of the Ming Dynasty
... The Ming Dynasty was one of the more prosperous times in the history of imperial China. Trade with foreign nation flourished so much that the Ming government had to restrict the amount of ...
Subjects: History Term Papers > Asian History