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harvests were normal. Young people being exhorted to fight for the nation: a magazine cover. Student-soldiers: photographs. Reprint 2026-27 162 THE... |
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spoke for a liberal education that would develop each individual: ‘Freedom is more precious than order.’ Others even advocated voting rights for wo... |
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writer Ibsen’s A Doll’s House. Movies began to be made in 1899 and soon there were a dozen companies making hundreds of films. The period was one o... |
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groups began to demand recognition of these problems as well as compensation for the victims. Government action and new legal regulations helped to... |
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a ACTIVITY 3 serious balance-of-trade problem. Western goods did not find a market Does this painting in China, so payment had to be in silver. The... |
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Confucianism, developed from the teachings of Confucius (551-479 BCE) and his disciples, was concerned with good conduct, practical wisdom and prop... |
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Chinese learning that had, it was felt, no relevance for the modern world. Establishing the Republic The Manchu empire was overthrown and a republi... |
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clothing, food, housing and transportation. After the death of Sun, Chiang Kai-shek (1887-1975) emerged as the leader of the Guomindang as he launc... |
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does a player, in Shanghai with his jazz orchestra lived the life of the sense of privileged expatriates. But he was black and once some white disc... |
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to Western 1839-60 Two Opium Wars Powers except for restricted trade with the Dutch 1854 Japan and the USA conclude the Treaty of Peace, ending Jap... |
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1918 to help bring about a world government that would end exploitation. The Comintern and the Soviet Union supported communist parties around the ... |
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UNIT III C hildhood The theme of this unit is ‘Childhood’. You may wonder why did the book address the adolescent years first and childhood later. ... |
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T HEMES INWORLDH ISTORY The Guomindang blockade of the Communists’ Soviet forced the party to seek another base. This led them to go on what came t... |
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Mao was able to mobilise the masses to attain the goals set by the Party. His concern was with creating a ‘socialist man’ who would have five loves... |
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Party declared its goal as the Four Modernisations (to develop science, industry, agriculture, defence). Debate was allowed as long as the Party wa... |
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since the Chinese ceded it after the 189495 war with Japan. The Cairo Declaration (1943) and the Potsdam Proclamation (1949) restored sovereignty t... |
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the West. Amidst this, Korea implemented modernisation reforms in its governmental structures, diplomatic relations, infrastructure and society. Af... |
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Furthermore, industrial facilities constructed during the colonial period had been destroyed entirely. As a result, South Korea was forced to rely ... |
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Steel, non-ferrous metals machinery, shipbuilding, electronics and chemical production were selected as the most important industries in the race f... |
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over legislation, jurisdiction and administration and also had a constitutional right to repeal any law as an ‘emergency measure’. As the president... |
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and media advancements. As a result, citizens’ self-awareness about political rights grew, leading to demands for a constitutional amendment to all... |
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financial institutions, reckless business operations by conglomerates, and more, Korea was met with a foreign currency crisis in 1997. The crisis w... |
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stories of Taiwan and Korea, show how different historical conditions led them on widely divergent paths to building independent and modern nations... |
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added to this burden. The nineteenth and twentieth centuries saw a rejection of traditions and a search for ways to build national unity and streng... |
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c.6MYA – 400 BCE IIBCE 400 – 1300 CE III 800 – 1700 CE IV 1700 – 2000 CE Although historians tend to specialise in ancient, medieval and modern per... |
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