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    status‚ Moore and Scott Adams found the project’s structure and peoples’ behaviour to be influenced by hierarchy. The project had reached its climax from the refusal to accept Moore’s directions from Korean male team members as issues of gender and Confucian values escalated. Out of Moore’s control‚ it left her seeking senior assistance from George Peterson‚ who contacted Kilpatrick immediately to be flown to Korea and assess the situation. Mr. Park‚ Kim’s Senior‚ held several discussions with Kilpatrick;

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    taiping movement had to adapt to its atmosphere thereby adopting some Chinese values and thought into his revolutionary movement‚ this includes nationalist and militaristic traits. This resulted in an egalitarian revolution combining the ideals of pre-Confucian utopianism with Protestant beliefs. Other historians do argue that the taiping movement was solely based on Chinese thought. It is argued that most of its original influences were a result of the Chinese environment and background of its leaders

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    Song politically and socially. The Qin and Song were similar and different politically and socially. Similarly‚ they both had Patriarchal families and both made women lower in status. However‚ the Qin had legalism bureaucracy whereas the Song had Confucian bureaucracy. 2. Compare the Umayyad and Abbasid politically and socially. The Umayyad and Abbasid were similar and different politically and socially. Both valued merchants highly‚ and were both bureaucratic. However‚ the Abbasids believed the

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    Christ’s birth. The religion started in the Asian city of China by a man named K’ung Fu Tzu‚ also known as Confucius. This religion is very closely related to the religion of Taoist in its social ethics and moral teachings. There are about six million Confucians living in the world. Around twenty-six thousand live in North America. Most of the rest of the six million live in China and the rest of Asia. The founder of this particular religion is named Confucius‚ which was stated earlier. This man was born

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    Religions Matrix

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    Axia College Material Appendix G Eastern Religion Elements Matrix | Hinduism | Buddhism | Confucianism | Daoism | Countries of origin | India | India | East Asia mainly China | East Asia mainly China ( thought to have been the ways of the Yellow Emperor) | Historical figures and events | Changes occurred when Madhya‚ Chai Tanya‚ and Ramanuja founded the Bhakti Movement. Yoga practices were implemented into the Hindu religion which changed the religion. | Siddhartha was the figure that brought

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    the United States‚ cultural diversity calls for the adoption of dynamic and flexible models that adhere to the needs of the public service workers and customers. The protestant ethic influences the American national culture. On the other hand‚ the Confucian principles are the aboriginal national customs in China. The USA

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    Julia Sanders World Lit. S1 Free Essay 12/2/12 Simple Goodness Stemming from five classic Chinese texts‚ the Analects are one of four books created in the Song era to embody Confucian thinking. Independently‚ the Analects present a complete collection of ideas attributed to the Chinese philosopher Confucius‚ referred to as “the Master” throughout the Analects. The core ideals of Confucianism‚ accredited to sages‚ preceded Confucius. However‚ he receives credit as founder of the religion

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    AP World History Chapter 5 – Age of Empires: Rome & Han China Med Name:_______________________ Chapter Objectives: When you finish studying this chapter each student should: Be able to analyze the causes of the rise‚ the stability‚ and the decline of the Roman and Han empires in terms of their respective geographical locations‚ natural resources‚ economic base‚ administrative structures‚ and ideological systems. Understand the political evolution of the Roman state from the Republic to the

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    people practicing Buddhism. They should you a way how to live and achieve Nirvana. Some chinese needed that guidance during the time (Doc. 1). The guidance also brought a new look to the world for many. While a scholar talked about how even though Confucian didn’t acknowledge Buddhism it didn’t mean that it was false. It was a question answer where the questioner challenged Buddhism. The answerer was intelligent and has very good answers that supported Buddhism. The scholar must have been a follower

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    never prosper if everyone always acted out of just purely self-interest and be greedy all the time. The Legalist ideologies concerning self-interest completely contradicts the Confucians’‚ which is the one school of thought that could succeed in a democratic government in today’s society. Confucius‚ the founder of the Confucian school of thought‚ based most of his ideas on how to reinstate peace and “ensure harmony” in a time filled with war and fighting. The principles he constructed in ancient Chinese

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