Dynasties in Chinese history

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    Boxer Rebellion Summary

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    against the invasion of foreigners and foreign dogmas during the Qing Dynasty. This text detailed the intricate origins this rebellion with explicit detail and support for its claims of origin. While this rebellion ended in the defeat of Chinese rebels because of the intervention of the Great powers , it remains an important part of Chinese nationalistic history. The origins of this rebellion started as many others throughout history. Those impoverished and living in areas surrounded by…

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    the twenty-first century B.C.- humans inhabited the regions around the Yellow River and the Yangtze River in central China. As the time advanced, the Chinese population, culture, and beliefs evolved into a society. Then, in 1949- merely sixty-nine years ago- the country of China was officially established. However, the culture developed by the Chinese people had long been created; the beliefs of their culture had been established within their lives, well before China had even been founded. Some…

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    Hatshepsut Thesis

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    History project A: Hatshepsut- Although the status of women in ancient Egypt was higher than in any other ancient civilization, the notion that a woman could be king was abhorrent to the Egyptians. Yet, a woman did become king and not just an ordinary king. Her name was Hatshepsut and she ruled as pharaoh for fifteen years. Sadly, after her death the Egyptians, who were a deeply conservative people, obliterated her memory so that later pharaohs such as Ramses II and Cleopatra would have been…

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    Causes Of The Opium War

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    For instance, the (British) East India Company is using 60% of silver to trade with only 30% of Chinese Tea. This imbalanced situation triggered the economic outlook, especially when famous East India Company is falling to a huge debt, and they still need pay for rising tariffs while trading with China. With the decrease of British economic interest…

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    Genghis Khan Outline

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    Task 1 Prepare a Historical outline the life and times of Genghis Khan – i.e. present a brief history of his life and achievements and how such was managed. (10 marks) My Work In the year 1162 Temujin, named after a ruler his father had captured and killed, was born with a blood clot in his right hand. This foretold he would be a great leader. This turned out to be true as he was a great leader. He ended up being Genghis Khan. At the age of nine he received news that would change him for ever.…

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    apply these changes to the encounter between the British and Chinese during the MaCartney Embassy. First off, Hevia cites events throughout twentieth-century history that have identified motivations of imperialism as more than economic but instead as aims to create social hegemony throughout a state. He also claims that historiography on the event has changed due to a modern identification of representations as a main form of viewing history. Edward Said, who wrote Orientalism, is given credit…

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    choose whatever they want if some conditions are satisfied. What about Chinese people in the past? How did they enjoy their spare time? According to Li Huarui, who is a professor at Capital Normal University, “Landscape painting was a “gentlemanly” pastime exclusively favored by literati just as rustic retreats were literati places,” (Huarui). Twelve Views of Landscape, which is a landscape painting that takes place in the Song dynasty, is an escape from routine life for Xia Gui, the artist of…

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    was called “the Spring and Autumn period (722-481 BCE)” in Chinese history and was the result of the Warring States period of 403-221 BCE. (164) Warfare was the make up of the beginning of Zhou China with over 500 battles and over 100 civil wars all taking placed over time span of 260 years. (164) In addition to battling, technologically advances increased the amount of wars due to the discovery of smelting techniques that allowed the Chinese to make stronger and more durable swords and armor…

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    Silk Road Research Paper

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    cultures were able to spread across new lands. First we must look into how the Silk Road was developed. The Silk Road is one of the oldest trading routes. In an article by Mark Joshua he states that the Silk Road was “established during the Han Dynasty of China, which linked the regions of the ancient world in commerce” (Mark, J). This means…

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    Located in Ancient China, the overall Yuan Dynasty of China had been under total control of the Mongol Empire. Mongol campaigns in Northern China caused extensive destruction and numerous architectures and art were destroyed. In the Jin Dynasty, there was a noticeable lack of Chinese literature predating the Mongol conquest. Books were most likely burnt or lost during the riots sparked by the Mongol Empire. Not…

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