Boxer Rebellion

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    and getting 60 cents a day. (Kipling) She was put in jail for fighting for freedom and indepentd for her people. One of the places that connected to the White Man’s Burden and Black’s Man Burden is China. Around the 1900s, what was known as the boxer rebellion. India. India were in control by the British colony. They had obeyed by the Criminal Tribes Act the way to control the Indians as slaves. It was established for a certain tribe or cast to follow, it was required for India “to register with…

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    Causes Of The Opium War

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    The Opium War starts with the conflict between British and China, and ends with an unfair treaty and began the ‘century of Humiliation’. Before the 1800s, China, after its development through many centuries, revealed almost no difference with British and other European countries in many aspects such as agriculture, revenue & consumption, handicraft manufacturing and so on. It becomes diverse after British’s great technical improvements whereas China continued to stay in same situation over time.…

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    Most books usually convey a message to their audience. For example, many dystopian novels convey how not to govern, how not to behave as a society. Some of the novels are based on real events, real societies and governments that existed when the book was written, like communist regimes for instance. Two of the most famous dystopian novels are Animal Farm and 1984. Surely, these two books have a lot in common like how both books were set in England, written by George Orwell, and based on the…

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    George Orwell, author of the political satire, Animal Farm, once said, “[I]f thought corrupts language, language can also corrupt thought.” Language, as Orwell comprehends, can be used as a written or spoken tool to express thoughts and gain support. Its meaning is wholly in the hands of the orator or the writer, but can often be altered by the audience. Similarly, in the novel, Orwell uses language to support the theme of how knowledge can be used as a weapon and tool to manipulate the…

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    With reference to an economy other than Australia, explain the influence of globalisation on environmental sustainability and assess the strategies used to promote economic growth and development in this economy Economic growth in China’s case refers to the increased use of productive resources such as land, labour, capital and entrepreneurship as a result of improved technology, population and labour force growth can be measure in real Gross Domestic Product(GDP) per capita. On the other hand…

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    Idealism Dbq Analysis

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    The beginning acts of idealism were, seen through the Teller Amendment, which was signed by McKinley. It said that the U.S. was not permitting to annex Cuba, but leave “control of the island to its people.” This meant that the U.S. would help Cuba get their independence, and we would remove all of our troops out of their country. Once again, McKinley feared falling behind the other imperialising European nations, yet, he still chose not to annex Cuba, showing the first signs of self-interest…

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    rid of Snowball making him the enemy. Saying that communism means of production and manufacturing are equally owned by all the members. Even though the pigs ran Animal Farm all the animals had an equal amount of work to do upon their capabilities. Boxer was the only one who stuck out though, he would work and work until he could no more. He had the most dedication but was tricking the communist…

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    Cruel, unfair and depressing. Yet holding bundles of meaning. Animal Farm: A Fairy Story by George Orwell is one allegorical novella that I will remember for the rest of my life. In this political satire, Orwell elegantly uses simple language to tell a tale of a seemingly regular farm that is thrown into turmoil when the animals revolt against their masters, sick and tired of being mistreated. Anything but a fairy tale, the plot of animal farm is based on the Russian Revolution in the 1900s and…

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    Gramsci also puts in his essay, “There is no unity between school and life, and so there is no automatic unity between instruction and education” (qtd. Gramsci, 52) The pigs who understand that practical education can cause other animals to cause a rebellion, do provisions to make them literate but not educated. The scenario can be compared to present day too where education has become a monopoly of those in power. As Gramsci has also put in his collection of essays from the Prison Notebooks,…

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    makes him powerless by holding her relationship with his mother against him. During the night that the men sneak prostitutes into the ward, he sleeps with one. When they are caught, “Nurse Ratched guarantees that Billy's mother will hear about his rebellion, [causing] Billy to kill himself in the nurse's station” (Constantakis). Furthermore, the patient named Cheswick often complains and is very loud when he is uncomfortable. He admires McMurphy very much and drowns in the pool during…

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