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    China’s Influence on Korea and Indo-China What is a barbarian? Each culture possesses its own definition‚ and the usual answer starts where the culture’s territory and ethnicity or ethnicities end. In other words‚ barbarian usually meant for one culture any other culture that seemed to be inferior in the slightest regard. A curious era in East Asian history‚ however‚ occurred when the peoples of JapanKorea‚ and Indo-China held Chinese civilization in such high regard that their definition

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    Classical Civilizations

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    until approximately 1000 CE‚ and during this time period major civilizations developed in Rome and China. These civilizations were influenced by the political‚ economic‚ religious‚ and social structures‚ which played heavily into the success and collapse of each civilization. The creation of an unstable political and economic structure‚ with a lack of universal religion‚ resulted in the destruction of the Roman Empire. Chinese civilization also declined due to weak political and economic systems‚ however

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    Q6: The Vietnam War was a war between the Southern Vietnam and Northern Vietnam. The reason why they has this war was because it was originally between Northern and Southern Vietnam because they had disagree on different beliefs. Northern Vietnam was more of a communist-based nation. While Southern Vietnam was a nationalist-based nation. Since Southern Vietnam had United States for support. They became more involved in the Vietnam War. More than 500‚000 soldiers from the United States fought against

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    The Spread of Islam

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    is not the founder‚ he spread the word of Allah. After that‚ Islam spread itself because of the vast trade routes‚ the government and the successful military. Mecca‚ the heart of the trade lands‚ was where most goods were sent out and retrieved. Whether it was Europe or Asia‚ the cargo was usually coming out of Mecca‚ which is how the word was spread. The people of Mecca were mainly Muslim people‚ and when they transported goods their ways and their religion was spread. Or at least that’s what

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    Fascism in Japan

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    would be no Japan. Or without fascism‚ would there be a better Japan? Fascism promotes political violence and war. It emphasizes on “nation before self” and believes that so long as the nation prospers‚ so will the people. Before Japan adopted this policy‚ it came across a spread of others that included national isolation‚ fukoku kyohei‚ democracy‚ finally fascism. Fukoku kyohei‚ a policy similar to fascism‚ was adopted during the Meiji period. This built the foundations of fascism in Japan. However

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    The Spread of Islam

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    The Spread of Islam Islam started to spread when Prophet Muhammad received his first revelation at forty years of age when Angel Gabriel gave him the message from god. Prophet Muhammad first started preaching about Islam to his wife and closets friends in secret for three years. Later he started preaching openly in Mecca ten years and in Medina for ten years. Islam only really started spreading when Prophet Muhammad died. It was the four caliphs that were really determined to spread Islam around

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    Vietnam - Introduction

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    VIETNAM Introduction Vietnam is a country officially known as the Socialist Republic of Vietnam found in Southeast Asia. Vietnam is bordered by Cambodia in the Southwest‚ China in the North‚ Laos in the Northwest and South China Sea in the East. The Republic of Vietnam is the 13th most populated country with a pollution of 86 million people. The capital city is Hanoi and the official language is Vietnamese. The economy of Vietnam was largely based on agriculture with wet rice cultivation as the

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    The Spread of Aids

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    The Spread of AIDS Every day we read in newspapers that more people are getting a disease. But no a simple disease. Nowadays AIDS is one of the most lethal illness that every year kills thousands of people. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome‚ commonly referred to as AIDS‚ is a fatal disease as it attacks and destroy the immune system of the body. As per the reports of Indian Health Organization (IHO)‚ women and children are found to be more prone to the disease. The highest numbers of AIDS cases

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    North Korea Threat

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    2013/04/23 North Korea Threats to World Peace North Korea is one of the country in nowadays world that still have a system of totalitarianism and a communist state country‚ also a “military first” based country. In 2006‚ the first time mentioned that North Korea has a nuclear weapon test‚ it gives the whole world a nuclear strike threat. Since‚ Kim Jung-un became the supreme leader of North Korea‚ the military of North Korea has become stronger daily‚ and in recent months North Korea gave the whole

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    The Spread of Religion Religion has played a fundamental role in shaping today’s history. Much of recent history in the Western hemisphere has been heavily influenced by Christianity and all that religion offers. Whilst in the Eastern hemisphere‚ Buddhism is one of the dominating religions. The spread of these religions have impacted many regions socially‚ economically‚ and/or politically. When the word Christianity is said‚ the things that come to mind for several people are church and God.

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