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    essential in understanding the Indian and Chinese societies and the challenges facing people in the two societies. Behind the Beautiful Forever: Life, Death and Hope in a Mumbai Slum Life and Age of Ambition: Chasing Fortune, Truth and Faith in the New China, are written after deep examination of the two societies, which reveals the aspirations of the local people. Through living with the societies, the writers managed to document the daily struggles of the Chinese and Indians to make their…

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    Roman Empire Case Study

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    8.Despite the fact that the Roman Empire was ruled by the wealthy, the deepening class conflicts of the plebeians helped bring major change to the political life of this empire. According to Strayer, “a written code of law offered plebeians some protection from abuse” (130). Furthermore, the poorer classes of society were able to “shape public policy”, through the system of public assemblies (Strayer 130). This is significant because it indicates the greater opportunities that plebeians were…

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    Chinese Immigrants Essay

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    union-standard wages and benefits. In December of 1943, the Chinese Exclusion Act was repealed, allowing 105 Chinese to immigrate to the United States each year. In 1945, to reward the Chinese soldiers in the war, the United States allowed Chinese men back in China to get married and bring their wives to the United States. After World War II, the Chinese population in the United States jumped from the 77,000 to…

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    my father Moua Thao about our family history and the origin of the ethnic Hmong. I have been informed that I look a lot like my mother from my sisters and friends tell me that I look different from my siblings. My ancestors originated from Northern China where they lived off the land alongside the Yellow River prior to the Chinese Dynasty. During this period of time Hmong people had a king who helped maintain the balance of harmony before this war between the Chinese and Hmong people. After the…

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    Heian Golden Age Analysis

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    The four centuries of the Heian Golden Age changed the course of Japan’s history because of the emergence of the intertwining elements such as well-renowned female writers, the rise of the Samurai, and focusing more on native avocation instead of China. During the Ōnin War (1467-1477) the nobility, religious groups, and the samurai caused destruction in the streets of Kyoto. Not until the 16th century, did Japan’s second great unifier, Toyotomi Hideyoshi reconstructed the damage from the Ōnin…

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    Lily Snow Flower

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    Lily is the main character and the first person relater of her life story. She was born in the early 1823. Having been in China during the 1800s and into the early 1900s, Lily had got the experience of a lot of Chinese history including transformations of many ancient dynasties of China.As the novel begins she is eighty years old. She had been reflecting about a fan that she had acquired from her friend Snow Flower before many years. By the side of the fan's many folds the two women had recorded…

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    Anti Chinese Immigration

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    until 1943, when China became an important ally to the United States in World War II, that the United States started allowing Chinese Immigrants back in. The Magnuson Act made it possible for Chinese Immigrants to become naturalized and gave China an annual quota of 105 immigrants. (Wei, William) However, this quota made it difficult for Chinese families to stay together. Males usually lived lonely lives in male dominated Chinatowns and their wives and children were left back in China. This was…

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    inequality and by failing to reduce poverty. The environment has also faced a negative impact because many developed countries are still heavily reliant on fossil-fuels and their production of greenhouse gases keeps rising. Additionally, the United States outsources much of its industrial sector to China whose population is quickly growing which has led to large concentrated areas of pollution emission. When countries globalized their economy and expected their poverty to become reduced, they…

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    Extreme Poverty

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    Putting an End to the Extreme Extreme poverty can be defined as average daily consumption of $1.25 or less and mean living on the edge of subsistence < www.data.worldbank.org> . Twenty years ago extreme poverty had been at its highest effecting many all over the globe. Extreme poverty was also at its highest with 47 percent of the world living on less than a dollar twenty-five a day. Since then there has been a steady decline in extreme poverty rates whereas now there is only 22 percent of…

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    Police Brutality In China

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    Cate Soboleski China Final Police Brutality: Recently China has had an outbreak of riots going on. These riots have been constructed by 1,000 Uighur people speaking out about their family members who were thrown in jail due to what they believed to be simply racial reasons. And how do these policemen handle it? By spraying clouds of teargas at these poor woman 's eyes. Police brutality is something that occurs everyday in China. In Chengguan ( an area known for its police brutality ) police beat…

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