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    stated, “education is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to the people those who prepare for it today,” which is truly valid because this realm’s future depends on those who are properly educated to continue the developments of their homelands. Education bears a great significance in the lives of adolescents and teenagers, especially in this generation, since the world is constantly evolving in the educational field. Knowledge is often associated with power because of its impacts and influences throughout a democracy, therefore, it is vital for nations to appropriately develop and cultivate the minds of their future generations to ensure prosperity and growth in their countries, socially and economically. As…

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    This essay is on the differences between the United States and Japanese culture. We are not only separated by geography but by our attitudes and social culture. I will be explaining the main differences between our economies, crime, and education systems. First let's delve a little into the economy. The traditional image of Asian countries is that they are relatively poor societies. Today Asian countries are building a huge middle class. Japan is a model among them. When it became a rich…

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    The Technological Transformation of the Imperial Japanese Navy and the Rise of Militarism Introduction In merely a few decades following the Meiji Restoration in 1868, the Imperial Japan transformed from a vulnerable country humiliated by unequal treaties, to a political, economic, and military power parallel to the Western countries. Since the Sea of Japan and Pacific Ocean isolated the Japanese Archipelago from rest of the world, only the development of superior naval technology could enable…

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    The economy of Japan grew rapidly in 1972 until 1989. It was known as the Japanese asset price bubble or Bubble Economy, which was represented high economic dominance of Japan. During the Bubble Economy, Japan was considered as rising force in the world of economy. Japan’s economic power was growing high to the point the whole world was paying attention to economy movement of Japan. However, it all went downhill in 1989, when the economic bubble disappeared. Then Japan entered whole era in 1989…

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    SLIDE 2: The first relationship between Portugal and Japan started in 1543. The first explorers were Portuguese traders António Mota, Francisco Zeimoto and António Peixoto. When the Portuguese explorers arrived they landed in the southern archipelago of Japan. They were the first Europeans to discover Japan and established a relationship and trade with it. This was called the Nanban trade. The Portuguese and Japanese relationship and trade found the port of Nagasaki in 1571, through the deal of…

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    The English language in Washington D.C and Japanese speaking in Tokyo. Japan and the US have many differences but still we’re all the same. Although, the difference between the two countries include health, economy, and military; they both unite peacefully. Japan’s health is in good shape, their obesity rate is at 0%. They also have a life expectancy of 83.33. Although, the HIV/AIDS deaths are only 100. The economy in Japan is entirely different from the U.S, their unemployment rate is at…

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    Hom Shinto Essay

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    Japan is a small country, which is home to 127 million people. Japan is off the coast of Asia, separated by China by the east, or Japanese sea. The kanji characters that make Japan’s name translate to “sun origin”, which has caused Japan to often be called the land of the rising sun. Japan’s flag consists of a white background with an iconic red orb in the centre, which represents the sun from which its popular nickname is derived. Japan is a constitutional monarchy, where the monarch or…

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    Generally, from 1990 to 2010, Japan and Australia experienced an increase in total population (Table 1). However, in 2010, the total population of Japan decrease while Australia steadily increases. Demographic transitions contribute to the varying size of population. In turn, this transitions may impact society as a whole. Hence, this essay aims to describe and compare population size of Japan and Australia, in terms of the relationship between the three main demographic processes and its…

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    Feminism And Functionalism

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    This essay will look at the similarities and differences between the culture and social organisation of Japan and Britain. It will focus on family and education and how the structures, norms and values relate to Feminism and Functionalism. When comparing the education system of the British and Japanese, there are many similarities with regards to attendance and general structure. Japanese schools, like the British, have primary, junior and senior schools and children attend for an average of 6…

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    1919-1939 Dbq

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    disruptions that led to unstable political conditions during transformations that were occurring in Japan, China, Mexico, Turkey and Iran. Of all these countries Japan stands out as executing the most successful transformation due to aggressive nationalism that helped it achieve expansion into China as well as the ability to create an empire during this period. Other countries like China and Mexico were less successful because of struggles to lessen foreign influence and reduce internal…

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