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Asian History essays:
Mao Zedong and China's Communist Revolution.
... populace during Japan's occupation. This made Zedong's intervention upon the Chinese government even more favorable. Following his step into a national position of authority, China's brutal civil war continued despite the Communist party's outnumbered military forces. Although Chiang Kai-Shek ...
Religion...buddah
... century BC, India was a land of political and religious turmoil. It was an era of great brutality with the domination of Northwest India by Indo-Aryan invaders. Many people, influenced by the Aryan civilization, began to question the value of life and it's true meaning ...
Chingis Khan, The Great Mongolian Leader.
... Silk Roads, greatly increasing cultural exchange. Many Europeans, such as Marco Polo, traveled to the East and returned with stories about the mighty Mongol empire. Chingis Khan's grandson, Kubilai Khan, who became the first emperor of the Yuan Dynasty (in modern-day China ...
Lessons of the Imperialist Propaganda (Indonesian Colonial History).
... event in the history of the modern world, yet leaving scars as well as miracles that continue to impact the present day ... Japan's Triple A movement), an aggressive campaign for a God-believing, nationalist, humanitarian, socially just, and democratic Indonesia sprawled. Major Indonesian nationalists ...
Tet Offensive
... except a headquarters of the 3rd Division, and the garrison of United States advisors. The Viet Cong gathered thousands of government officials and Catholics and murdered them. The number of the missing civilians estimated after the battle was 6,000. It ...
Chronology of recent events in U.S.-Taiwan and U.S.-China Relations
... China, where he had been traveling with the permission of the Chinese Government. Colonel Gerdes is interrogated for 19 hours. Gerdes is released on January 12 and returns to Beijing on January 13. He is given six days ...
Paper on the Vietnam experience from the book "Rumor of War"
... men, they saw them as they would see themselves and all other servicemen. Sympathy was involved in the fact that brutal front-line conditions could do the same to them. If they had been tried as if they had killed two ...
Blood, Tears, Poverty, Famine and Socio-economic Problems: Western Imperialism's Negative Effect on Southeast Asia
... government and culture, they became restless and weary of living their peasant lifestyle. Peasants struggled under heavy taxes and high rents. Workers in factories, in coal mines, and on rubber plantations labored in abysmal conditions for low wages. A growing nationalistic ...
History of India Essay
... twentieth century, with the period of colonialism well in the past, Indians remain sensitive to foreign domination and are determined to prevent the country from coming under such domination again. Through India's history, religion has been the carrier and preserver of culture ...
Spiritual Parallels between Indian Stupas and the Three Yogas of Hindu Society
... meditation, singing or playing an instrument, in puja, taking pictures, or simply in concentration upon the experience" (Purdy). The three yogas of Hindu society came about in the text of the Bhagavad Gita. Arjuna was in a civil ...