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    in the 1870’s was raw cotton. It’s price fell 45 percent. Japan’s largest export in the 1870s was raw silk. Its price rose 50%. (8 points) Show using a graph why if these were Japan’s only export good and only import good‚ this would imply that Japan would have gained from trade. (note: the specific numbers don’t matter‚ just showing the kind of change from autonomy to trade). Label all parts of your diagram. 70866016764000 1798320161290Cotton 2255520106680E1 4000020000E1 95250052070 214122011303000708660673100021031206350

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    erhistory.net/apwh/essays/cot/t2w34ussrbreakup.htm http://www.studymode.com/essays/Changes-In-Europe-Since-The-Fall-563015.html The Fall of the Berlin Wall The fall of the Berlin Wall happened nearly as suddenly as its rise. There had been signs that the Communist bloc was weakening‚ but the East German Communist leaders insisted that East Germany just needed a moderate change rather than a drastic revolution. East German citizens did not agree. As Communism began to falter in Poland‚ Hungary

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    The word feudalism comes from the Latin word ‘feudum‚’ meaning fief. Feudalism is a system in which nobles or lords are granted use of lands that legally belong to the king‚ in exchange for their loyalty‚ military service. The one of the king’s obligations is to protect his vassals. Although feudalism in Europe had started earlier‚ the feudal systems of Japan and Europe are somewhat alike. Both feudal systems were developed as a response to the need for security and stability. In Europe‚ the eastern

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    THE TRANSITION FROM FEUDALISM TO CAPITALISM By E. K. Hunt from The Capitalist System The decline of the western part of the old Roman Empire left Europe without the laws and protection the empire had provided. The vacuum was filled by the creation of a feudal hierarchy. In this hierarchy‚ the serf‚ or peasant‚ was protected by the lord of the manor‚ who‚ in turn‚ owed allegiance to and was protected by a higher overlord. And so the system went‚ ending eventually with the king. The strong protected

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    During the time period from the beginning of the Roman Empire to the Crusades‚ there were changes and continuities in religion. After Christianity became the main religion in the Roman Empire‚ it slowly changed as time went on and in some areas remained the same. At the beginning of the Roman Empire the Romans were a polytheistic people. They believed in many gods‚ which they adopted from the Greeks in Southern Italy. The Romans copied many of the Greek gods and myths but gave them different names

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    ------------------------------------------------- The global context of Japan outside Japan – Harumi Befu Since 1980s – globalization buzzword in Japanese media Japan is said to be “globalizing” in all respects‚ but above all‚ in its economic sphere While Japan’s globalization in the economic sense had been widely discussed -> social and cultural globalization has not been a topic of much discussion so far Globalization <-> Internalization Internalization implies a relationship between

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    Feudalism is a political and economic system of governing and landholding. It is based on land ownership and personal loyalty. The feudal system is also based rights and obligations between people. People in the feudal system exchange their services and.Feudalism emerged in Europe during the Middle Ages due to political turmoil and chronic warfare. People suffered invasions from several groups‚ including the Magyars‚Vikings and the Muslims. This caused disorder and chaos and kings were unable to

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    Japan and Europe both had periods of feudalism in the early points of last millennia. Both systems of feudalism had different treatments of women‚ diffrent codes of honor‚ and different rulers. The rulers in Europe were kings‚ with very little power. Most of the power of the kings was in the hands of the Catholic church. The Catholic Church and the kings would give fiefs to those under them in the feudal system‚ the lords and vassals. These lords and vassals would allow peasants and serfs to live

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    Life during the Middle Ages was a completely different world than the world today. Feudalism was a system that succeeded in fulfilling people’s needs in all social classes. The feudal order was supported by manorialism in many ways. In addition‚ the beadle had a critical role on the manor. Given these points‚ feudalism was a working system in the Middle Ages that allowed people to meet their governmental‚ militaristic‚ and cultural needs‚ and the beadle played a critical role in supporting this feudal

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    The Great Chain of Being was created after the fall of Rome similar to feudalism and coincidentally held feudalism together. The Great Chain of Being was a system of rankings that formed after the decline of the Roman Empire. Churches having power and wealth would try to help with the chaos and European life overall‚ and thus the concept of the Great Chain of Being came to life (Richardson). However‚ the concept of the Great Chain of Being wasn’t just thought of and created right away‚ but formed

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