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    the first power politically, economically and culturally. The US put well-planned programs to eliminate the USSR and its threat. The cold war and the US interventions, then, began. Promptly, the United States involved in Chinese affair. It regarded China as a threat to the non-communist countries and should be defeated. The US intervened diplomatically by sending its ambassador Marshall. The latter sought to make a peaceful agreement between the communist and the Nationalists Chinese, he failed…

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    During thiѕ tribаl реriоd, mаik kung (bоw аnd arrow mаdе in the Kоgurуо Kingdom) аnd dаn kung (bоw and аrrоw mаdе in Ok-Jo) wе wеll knоwn to Chinа thrоugh its соlоnу of Nаk lаng, located near thе Chinа-Kоrеа bоrdеr. Thе arrows hеаdѕ wеrе dipped in роiѕоn аnd wеrе аimеd аt thе viсtim’ѕ eyes and throat. The еvеr-рrеѕеnt threat of invasion frоm nеighbоring tribеѕ fоrсеd уоung wаrriоrѕ tо accepts martial arts trаining аѕ еѕѕеntiаl tо thе ѕurvivаl of hiѕ tribe and as a раrt оf hiѕ dаilу life. Thе…

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    Like all presidents of the United States, Richard M. Nixon left behind a legacy. His diplomatic relations with China and the Soviet Union benefitted the United States in many ways. However, the Watergate scandal marred Nixon’s presidency and clouded over all the good that he had done for the country. If placed on a scale, Nixon’s successes would definitely outweigh his failures. Nixon’s actions concerning the United States’ foreign policy proved to be beneficial. During his administration,…

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    Healthcare System In China

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    China was one of the first civilizations to arise in ancient times. Throughout history, many dynasties came to power and China suffered military defeats, famines, and instability. A socialist system was instilled and the state struggled once again from the effects of the strict control and policies of the government post World War II (“China” CIA). Following this era, leaders strived for a market-oriented economy with increased output. Today, China has achieved a hegemonic status in the…

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    is currently used as a reference during any talks between Taiwan and China, is the “1992 Consensus”. The 1992 Consensus was an agreement reached following a meeting between representatives of Taiwan and China. The agreement reached was that Taiwan was a part of One China. However, both sides have different interpretations of what “One China” means. Taiwan’s version of this consensus is the generally accepted notion of “One China, but different interpretations”. Whereas Beijing’s position…

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    In 1901, Australia became an independent nation. Though, it still had a close connection with its origin, the British. According to realism, state is the highest authority, power is crucial, war is endemic so wishing for peace is utopian (Bisley, 2013). The best way to maintain security is to maintain alliance between states. At that point of time, Australia believed that its security was heavily dependent on the stability of major powers in the Europe. Thus, from 1900s to pre-World War 1, it…

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    by 5 or 6 powerful nations. The United Nations Security Councils 5 permanent members acquire VETO power, meaning they can forbid any resolution from occurring. Likewise the wealthiest, and most powerful nations such as USA, Japan, Germany, France, China, United Kingdom and Canada can sway decisions that the World Bank makes such as bank loans (Global Studies). Basically, The World Bank and United Nations Security Council share limited similarities, although they clearly share a…

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    Jared Diamond went to New Guinea to originally research birds that lived there. Along his travels he met a man named Yali who he spent some time talking to, who then asked Jared the question Why is it that you white people developed so much cargo and brought it to New Guinea, but we black people had little cargo of our own? Jared at the time had no answer to Yali’s question, so he decided to do research on the question and wrote a book about it. His theory to Yali’s question was it’s not the…

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    The trade deficit between The United Stated of America and China The trade deficit between The United States and China is an economic issue that worries economics and citizens in general. The book “Economics: Principles, Problems, and Policies McConnell, Brue and Flynn” states that the U.S total trade deficit was $539 billion in 2012; if that number is alarming, the trade deficit with China alone was $315 billions. China is the leading country where the United States imports from. There are…

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    Over the years, Australia has been developing relationships with different countries aiming to make progress in different aspects including politically, economically as well as several other aspects. When a spotlight is thrown on Australia’s relationships with other countries, many often underestimate Australia’s relationship with Canada. It is one of Australia’s most valuable allies. Ever since the 19th century, both countries have been cooperating with one another and that led to having a…

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