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    A long time ago in ancient China, Mulan lived with her parents and her dog named, Little Brother. Mulan is the only child in her family and she feels responsible for maintaining the family honor. Mulan is trying to bring honor to her family by going to the matchmaker, but she fails. The matchmaker tells her she will never bring her family honor. When Mulan comes home from visiting the matchmaker, her parents are upset and she feels upset. She knows if she was to be herself she would break her…

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    was a staunch anti-communist, his goal when becoming President was to ease the tensions with Communist nations, namely the Soviet Union and The Peoples Republic of China. Relations between the two biggest Communist nations, the Soviet Union and China, had deteriorated, and Nixon saw an opportunity to open diplomatic relations with China. "There is no place on this small planet for a billion of its potentially most able people to live in angry isolation."…

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    Trebuchet Essay

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    which was operated by a team of men pulling on a rope. Then there was a hybrid trebuchet, which was a mixture of using counterweights and a team of men to pull the ropes. Engineers in the east and Mediterranean invented this design and it was used to great effect. Then the counterweight trebuchet did away with the man power all together and just used a heavy counterweight but this meant that the supporting structure of the trebuchet had to be drastically beefed up to handle the force it had to…

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    The Rising Tide of Color against White World Supremacy by T. Lothrop Stoddard was first published in 1921. This book was about how color people is growing in pollution and he fear that the color people will take over the white world empire and colonialism. Lothrop Stoddard believe that the white race is the “Primary Race” and wanted a eugenic separation, in which he want to control human population breeding to increase heritable characteristics because Whites are superior. This book was written…

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    Karate Kid Analysis

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    roles of a diligent kung fu master and a hardworking student. Not only is the film fast-paced and well-plotted, but it also portrays a realistic story of a preteen boy moving to a foreign country. When 12-year-old Dre Parker (Jaden Smith) moves to China because of his mom’s work, he is immediately lost in the new culture and lifestyle. Knowing nothing about the language nor place, he finds himself lacking the sense of belonging. To make…

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    is mentioned by Benjamin of Tudela. Byzantium was the only other culture that was able to make silks that were as elaborate and fine as those made in China. The Byzantine empire, being almost halfway from Western Europe to China was close enough that it was said monks from the Byzantine Empire had snuck silkworms back with them after visiting the China. This skill was not only good for trade with other empires since they would no longer have to travel long distances to acquire the good, but also…

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    herself and learns to accept every part of who she is and could be. All around the bottom of the neck are a line of stickers. These stickers are reflective like a mirror. One of the most important moments in the book takes place in an orphanage in China. This is where Terra realizes how fake she is with her layers of makeup. This is the moment Terra realizes she isn’t who she wants to be and she scrubs all of the makeup off. This is when Terra recognizes her own worth and beauty and decides not…

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    Ming Dynasty I'm going to talk about the Ming Dynasty. I will take a closer look at the Government, the Religion and Lifestyle. I want to compare the Government in the Ming Dynasty to the Government in modern China. I also want to know if there were any big differences in Religions in China itself, in the Ming Dynasty and today. I'm also interested in how the Ruler and his People lived. As well list his good and bad leading qualities and my opinion on his ruling and his laws. Additionally I…

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    and develop and grow the town further. Housing in Medieval towns for the average serf or freeholder would not be the prettiest sight. Houses in most towns would be 4-6 stories tall because of steep land prices and the priority of staying inside the wall. This would make streets narrow, houses crowded and a rather dark atmosphere. People would also have to share their houses with their livestock if they wanted to keep their livestock. Although medieval society had evolved with towns, peasants…

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    Effects Of Buddhism

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    Buddhism, the way of life spread quickly across the world. To truly understand Buddhism one must know about the life of Buddha, the history of Buddhism, and how and where Buddhism spread.The spread of Buddhism had many effects on the world, especially China. These effects have molded Buddhism into the religion that is seen world wide today. Siddhartha Gautama was born in Nepal in the 6th century CE. Buddha was a spiritual man, leader, and teacher, whose life formed the basis of the Buddhist…

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