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    East Asian Civilization

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    The Civil Service Examination System of Imperial China served as a qualification system for scholars who wanted to become officials in the Chinese government. Many young men spent their entire lives studying the Four Books‚ the Five Classics‚ and memorizing Chinese characters in order to attempt to pass these examinations. The book‚ China’s Examination Hell‚ written by Ichisada Miyazaki and translated by Conrad Schirokauer‚ describes the lengthy‚ and often rigorous process of taking Civil Service

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    Cinema: West to East

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    Film Authorship Ricciotto Canudo (1828) pointed out‚ “Cinema is the seventh art”. Any artists in each type of art have its own artistic style‚ even it is a film. Mise-en-scène is a good example to distinguish these artists. Every time we watch a film‚ we can find some period or some shots that we can identify the unique style. In film‚ we call autheurism. Although every film have its own story‚ different setting and different contents‚ we still find something whatever in comedy or tragedy that they

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    Cattle people in East Africa Introduction Tribal societies can generally be called equalitarian societies. The main goal of tribal societies is humanization; ‘the production and maintenance of human beings and human societies and cultures’ (Bodley 2005:19). Social power within these tribal societies is based on a domestic level‚ which results in less centralized power. When specifically examining the tribal herders in East Africa‚ it can be said that they were able to create cultures that maximize

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    the berlin wall

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    were running high again. For East Germans dissatisfied with life under the communist system‚ West Berlin was a gateway to the democratic West. Between 1949 and 1961‚ some 2.5 million East Germans fled from East to West Germany‚ most via West Berlin. By August 1961‚ an average of 2‚000 East Germans were crossing into the West every day. Many of the refugees were skilled laborers‚ professionals‚ and intellectuals‚ and their loss was having a devastating effect on the East German economy. To halt the

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    about an hour New York City‚ and unlike most of the some of the more urban parts of the USA‚ it doesn ’t have the effects of an urban heat island. In Bedford it rains during the summer‚ and snows during the winter‚ much like the rest of the North East. Bedford isn ’t a rainy place‚ just as much it isn ’t a snowy place either. Typically during the summer it will rain maybe once every other week‚ on occasion more‚ but sometimes less. The humidity in the summer and hot summer sun‚ results in extremely

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    wished to bring to the Arab people. T.E Lawrence proved his excellence as a military officer‚ but also‚ proved he is a great human by trying to attain justice and freedom for the Arabians who were not even his own people‚ and helped create the Middle East known today. Thomas Edward Lawrence was born on August 16‚ 1888 in Tremadoc‚ North Wales. His family and friends referred to him as Ned (James 3). Lawrence was the illegitimate son

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    subcontinent and is bordered by India in the east‚ west and north; by a small part of Myanmar in the south-east and by the Bay of Bengal in the south. Bangladesh is mainly a flat alluvial plain‚ criss-crossed by the world’s three mighty river systems‚ namely the Padma‚ the Jamuna and the Meghna and their innumerable tributaries. The borders of present-day Bangladesh were established with the partition of Bengal and India in 1947‚ when the region became East Pakistan‚ part of the newly formed nation

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    E-Commerce in East Africa

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    Table of Contents Definition and background 2 Reasons for growth of e-commerce in East Africa. 4 Influence of e-commerce on trading practices in East Africa. 5 Types of e-commerce 8 Challenges facing the growth of e-commerce in East Africa. 9 1. Poor infrastructure 9 Computer illiteracy 9 Lack of proper regulation 9 Inadequate capital 10 Inadequate personnel 10 Conclusion 10 References 11 Definition and background E-commerce refers to business conducted through the use

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    Orientalism

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    sign and symbol that is not Western can only be a representation of the East. The imitation of Middle Eastern and East Asian cultures by American and European writers is known as “Orientalism.” An example of an “Oriental” man is smaller‚ slightly more feminine‚ yet is somehow still mysterious and threatening to a white male; while an “Oriental” female exudes exoticism and lust from behind her veil. These assumptions about the East led Edward Said to skillfully examine and define Eastern cultures from

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    Natural Hazards- Drought

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    Natural Hazards Drought 2011 East Africa Drought The East Africa drought began in late 2010‚ when rains that usually fall between October and December did not arrive. The East Africa Drought affected most parts of Kenya‚ Ethiopia and Somalia. This lack of rain continued through 2011‚ driving food prices to unprecedented amounts. Due to two farming seasons being missed‚ many could not afford to buy food and fodder from more fertile areas. Approximately 12.4 million people were facing food

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