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    a role in how diverse South Korea is because it gets its cultural influences from China and older countries and dynasties. Economic structures also play a big role in South Korea’s diversity because of the jobs and education. South Korea is mainly influenced by its history because of its involvements in wars. Location is an important part in shaping South Korea because other countries might be influencing it. China and some older nations might have an influence on South Korea’s culture,…

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    cities and hopefully prevent endemic warfare by increasing positive interactions between the different subcultures. China is a country that has immense geographical and biological diversity. China is the most populated country in the world with its citizens densely packed in major cities; however, the vast physical size of the country leaves for room to grow. Consequently, since China has the largest population, it also has the most pollution emitted. These major cities such as Beijing are…

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    contributor to anthropogenic global warming. Therefore, the best way to mitigate the problem is to replace coal and oil with cleaner sources of energy. Solar and wind power are among the most commonly cited solutions, but there is another alternative. Nuclear power, an emission-free and efficient source of energy, should be strongly considered as an alternative to fossil fuels. Nuclear power is often unfairly maligned and…

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    what if this was not the entire truth? During the mid to later parts of the 1930 's America, along with Britain, China, and the Dutch, put major trade sanctions on the Japanese Empire called the "ABCD Line" which refers to the nations involved. These sanctions specifically froze Japanese Steel, Oil, and Rubber imports. The Japanese media and propagandists quickly stated that western powers were meddling in Japanese affairs to bring about an economic collapse and regime change. The Japanese…

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    China In The 19th Century

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    patriotism eventually brought him back to his motherland. With rich experience, he helped to fulfill a friend’s dream to build a railroad in his hometown Xinning, China. Later, the decision of building a railroad was opposed by citizens, but Chen Yixi’s perseverance made the dream come true and remarkably this was the first private railway built in China. Besides, he helped to fight for democratic freedom with courage and boldness. Even though he was a businessman, but in the heart of many…

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    set their sights on having spheres of influence in other nations that served as the most opportune sites and destinations for the trading world and industrialization. This led to the transformation of several nations, as the world powers at the time became imperial powers when they began to dominate other countries not just in an economical sense, but socially and politically as well. Although countries such as the United States and Japan engaged in part of these imperialistic tactics, the…

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    Although some people insist that nuclear power could be alternative energy, nuclear power produces radioactive waste. So, it is necessary that development of clean and renewable energy instead of building any coal-burning or highly polluting power plants and nuclear plants. Also, Union of Concerned Scientists (2011) suggest that improving fuel efficiency in all of transport and reducing vehicle’s…

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    Nuclear power, is it the best way to approach our increasing demand for energy? This is a great way to generate power, but some may argue the cost for a power plant can be avoided by creating cheaper renewable energy sources. Reactors are now currently being worldwide in countries including Russia, Japan, China, United States, India and many more. Coal was and still is the worlds leading energy source, and must be stopped or it will continue to destroy the environment and cause many more health…

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    The basis of any emerging market is the current GDP growth and the expected growth it will achieve during the next decade. Countries want to be an emerging market because it is a sign of economic growth and prosperity. This promotes investment and further growth of the country, which can work to fix current national issues. Many emerging markets are littered with corruption, unfair labor standards, and further issues that, if left unchecked, can stop a country from ever having an established…

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    revive the revolutionary spirit that lead to victory in the civil war 20 decades earlier in order to restore the China’s reputation and power. However, his leadership position in government as in the Soviet Union was weakened and failed his Great Leap Forward and the economic crisis. (A&E Television Networks, LLC, 2015). His Great Leap Forward was hoping to change China from farming society to a modern, industrial society for 5 years. He also hoped to increase China’s agricultural outputs and…

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