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    Glass In History

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    The main idea of the first source was how glass impacted places all around the world, and how it helped people discover things with medical and art achievements. The source talks about how when glass was invented, it helped with medical things, like scalpels and feeding tubes in the medical inventions. It helped invent things like lenses for telescopes and cameras. It helped make people’s homes beautiful, and made their worship places amazing and colorful. It was a huge advancement. It made…

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    There are multiple theories on the spread of Islam and it’s effect on different regions. The spread of Islam in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa were adapted in a contrastive matter, including the the spark from trade and then the advice of Muhammad, however the impact of this spread affected both areas in a multitude of ways. Trade was a very present process during this time period. With Asia being a part of trade in the Silk Roads, Muslims were able to marry the Chinese. This was the start…

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    Tiananmen Square, China

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    What is happening in this photograph is a Chinese student is protesting the militarization of China in Beijing by placing his life at risk by standing in front of four oncoming military tanks I could, in all reality, run him over at any moment. In Beijing in 1989, many students were upset with China and they felt that they needed to protest against the government. Time Magazine claims that this picture has a lot of effect on what people think…

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    became, at the time, the single biggest problem for China as a nation, and somewhat surprisingly, Britain played a role in this epidemic. The British East India Company grew opium in their colonies in India. The British would drink opium in bottles, kind of like medicine; they would even give it to their children to go to sleep. Consuming opium like this is not as addictive as inhaling it. The Chinese would smoke opium which caused many people in China to become addicted. Fathers of certain…

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    phase of production so that all the styles are made in Hong Kong so that the Wally’s initial production must comprise of 10000 units is 629,600,863,1845,600,1343,600,2904,1202,9900. Since the time-based compensation of Hong Kong is more compared to china I would recommend that the organization ought to create the base conceivable units of every style so that the base prerequisite is met. 2Q) If there arises a demand forecasting uncertainty then there would be stock outs that is -24 percent of…

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    In some chapters, I found the implication of a few contents are similar to our Chinese ancient literatures. For example, in the story, “The Young Carpenter”, here is a cunning sentence: “… to do by others as they would have others to do to them” which can be found counterparts in the Chinese language straightforward. “What you do not wish yourself, do not do onto others.” Words from the Analects of Confucius which are conversant to us all can be seen in the Bible, too. Jesus left Nazareth to…

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    The Tang Dynasty is an important aspect of Chinese history. Lasting from 618 AD to 907 AD, under the control of many great emperors, the Tang Dynasty received the nickname “The Golden Age of Ancient China” because it was a very prosperous time. They are well known for their poetry, painting, tricolored glazed pottery, and woodblock printing. It followed the Sui Dynasty, which failed under Emperor Yang. He was a tyrant and because of this, the people rebelled and the Sui Dynasty was overthrown…

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    Sin of Omission Throughout the course of American history, racial discrimination and acts of xenophobia are often reoccurring trends. Whether the acts of bigotry and prejudice were at a microscopic or macroscopic level, it heavily affected the psychological mentality and perceptions amongst those who were victimized. This is shown in a “Wilshire Bus”, a short story written by Hisaye Yamamoto to initiate a conversation and standpoint of often overlooked anti-Asian semantics. Through the hostile…

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    The era of the 1400s-1700s was a time of great discovery, invention, expansion, and the early establishment of trading routes and alliances. Various European countries and China both began sea expeditions abroad in order to learn about the world and people around them. After a period of naval expeditions, China pulled back and focused on expanding their empire in the eastern world and building their economy. Europe, however, discovered the resources and inventions of the East and developed a…

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    do Employees get right wages, how it is helping Walmart by not forming a union, are their price strategy affecting other store, are Stores like Walmart good for neighborhoods and small town, and should Walmart sell guns. Walmart outsourcing from China helped them created jobs but it helped people in United states get stuff for cheaper price. Walmart had 15.3 percent growth according to this information”Chinese imports entering through Wal-Mart in 2013 likely totaled at least $49.1 billion and…

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