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    China was the first to open trade with Japan, a major accomplishment in trade. America was very quick to equate themselves in trade. Millard Fillmore sent Commodore Matthew Perry as a diplomat for Japanese trade negotiations. Perry appeared in Japanese harbors with steamships that Japan did not have access to with superior guns to intimidate them. Hopefully, this would impress Japan and make the more open to…

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    Fukuzawa Yukichi was a lower station samurai from Nakatsu, Japan. He wanted to rise vertically on the class rank ladder, which was seemingly impossible in Japan. He thought that Japan was stuck in it’s traditional roots. During the time period western countries and the rest of the world were passing Japan by with new innovations and knowledge. The solution he proposed to solve this issue was education on Western society to create a national independence through personal independence for Japan…

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    When Mexico gained its independence from Spain, Mexico had a enormous amount of territory, spreading all the way from Texas to California. They owned a much larger territory than the United States. In 1836, Texas gained independence from Mexico, but the United States did not include Texas into the union for various reasons: the government not wanting to add a new slave state, and also that the Mexican government warning the United States than any attempt to annex Texas would lead to war. Even…

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    How Did The Us Enter Ww1

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    the U.S. was fighting alongside the Allies. The U.S. also gave the Allies a total of $2.3 billion in loans, which would be lost if the Allies didn’t win the war, so it would be extremely beneficial for the U.S. to join the war effort and renew the commodore of the struggling soldiers as well increase their vast profits (as the indeed did by almost 2.5 billion between the years 1914 and 1916. I would therefore argue that the U.S. wartime economy (largely consisting of Big Business and its…

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    Understanding Japan’s Culture Culture is the collection of all the physical and intangible manifestations of human knowledge and achievement of a society or societal subgroup (Chapter 9, n.d.). Culture can include art and artistic knowledge, for example. All cultures share several fundamental characteristics in common. Culture is shared – passed from person to person and group to group in a variety of ways. Culture is learned – children and adults are taught culture by others, through both…

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    Everyman. Despite not seeing much of this at sea, in Nantucket it is apparent that this is a powerful archetype for him. Early off, Ishmael clearly states that he does not desire to be held in high regard. He rejects high offices such as Captain or Commodore, instead prefering to be a simple sailor. In one passage, he speaks about how he hates honorable duties, because it is all he can do to care for himself. Ishmael is also very comfortable with taking orders, at one point even asking "Do you…

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    The war in the Philippines were major battles. In 1898, after the Maine exploded, Theodore Roosevelt telegraphed Commodore George Dewey with a plan. Roosevelt told Dewey to position his ships in a place they could strike if war were to start. Dewey followed the orders and with his small fleet of ships sank the entire Spanish squadron at Manila Bay in the Philippines…

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    My Career College Essay

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    harnessed the ability to turn classic, 'boring ' songs into beats with new found life and purpose. All my friends who said they 'd never listen to Motown, were now, blaring my beats that consisted of artists like The Supremes, Smokey Robinson, and The Commodores. Even now, they still don 't believe…

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    I’ll take Grammar Geek. I’ll take Grammar Mistress. Heck, I’ll even accept Grammar Dominatrix if you’re feeling saucy. I’ll be the Sheriff of Grammartown, flashing my badge as a card-carrying member of the Grammar Police. But please, can we possibly stop comparing people who prefer that you choose the correct form of “there”, “their”, or “they’re” with genocidal maniacs who tried to wipe an entire race of people, along with several other groups, off the face of the Earth? Conflating the desire…

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    Breeze Boom TKM paper Title (INSERT ATTENTION GETTER HERE) The book To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee is inspired by authentic occurrences. There are relations to Jim Crow laws, mob mentality, and racism in the Scottsboro trials. One aspect of America’s history Lee uses in the book is Jim Crow. Jim Crow is a set of strange laws that made white people have more rights than African Americans. People believe that Jim Crow was needed because whites believed they were above blacks. They thought…

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