Foreigner

Background to the Boxer Rebellion The Boxer Rebellion was a group within China that lasted from 1898 to 1900. At its prime time , the rebellion wanted to get rid of the unwanted influence of Western nations. The rebellion was able to gain support am ngst the large population and poor unemployed people in northern China. The force of the Boxer Rebellion was a secret society called the Righteous and Harmonious Fists. Made up of poor and non working young Chinese men, the society was labeled 'The…

by many people for making improvements to the Roman empire, and for being a hero to many citizens, foreigners and Rome itself. Specifically, he showed respect to the foreign countries and citizens, he made great changes to Rome’s government and economics, and he was declared ruler for life. Firstly, Julius Caesar showed much respect to foreign countries and citizens. Not only did he welcome foreigners with open arms to join his empire, but he allowed them to become citizens. He helped rebuild…

Empire might be overthrown by foreign powers. She notes that “in such a society, the universe is dualistic; what is inside is good, what is outside is bad” , and this offers an illuminating reading of Dracula as a novel which emphasises the threat of foreigners; the product of years of British imperialism. However, Spencer also claims that the novel concludes this fear, as “in the end Dracula is killed, the alien element expelled, and the ordinary world restored.” However, this claim does not…

United States in 1870 and 1900. Europeans entered from the East Coast, when the Asians entered from the West Coast. Majority of all immigrants enter through New York City. All in search of fortune and better life for their families and self’s. Foreigners from all over the world wanted to come to United States to be apart of the gold rush. When news came out about gold being found everyone stopped what they were doing and sold everything they possessed to get money get to come. They knew…

Zazil Ha, Matoaka, Sacagawea, and Toby “Winema” Riddle are all portrayed much differently than Malinalli, but why is she viewed negatively for doing similar things? Each of these women helped foreigners by mediating between their own native peoples and the foreigners that would later bring destruction to them. Why then, would Malinalli Tenepal be the only one portrayed in a negative limelight? Zazil Ha (1519) was a Mayan who chose a Spaniard as her husband. Although her husband completely…

to the United States and not to European countries which later led to him establishing constitutional, democratic governments in Haiti and the Dominican Republic, including other countries too. During the 1930s, the policies the U.S. had towards foreigners were threatening other countries, which led to the attack on Pearl Harbor in December of 1941 (“Foreign…

The Red Scare America 1917-1929 The main cause was a distrust of immigrants. The Red Scare applies to a period of strong anti-communism in history. The period was characterized by heightened suspicion of communists and other radicals and the fear of widespread infiltration of communists in the US government. Communism is a system the government enforces in which property is owned by the society and people receive equal pay, land, education, etc. Every being under communism is equal. Eastern…

countries for foreigners in order to increase economic growth. The Maastricht Treaty was very effective, after creating…

Effective Leaders: Comparison of Obama and Kamehameha Both King Kamehameha and President Barack Obama were excellent and effective leaders. Kamehameha was the first ruler of all the Hawaiian Islands, and he ruled well. President Barack Obama is the 44th president of the United States of America, and he leads the states well too. Both of these leaders worked amazingly hard, with much persistence, to get where they did. Kamehameha and Barack Obama were effective leaders because they were hard…

keep invaders out from the north. Additionally, to protect the people inside the wall. Donald’s Trumps wall does neither, it strikes fear into immigrants because they are not invaders. Foreigners come to the U.S. for a better life not only for themselves but for future generations of their blood line. Some foreigners have problems back in their country but coming here makes those problems vanish into thin air. The wall makes the United States appear as if people from other countries are not…