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    Modernization really had taken its toll in countries especially in a growing country like the Philippines therefore compromising the trend in playing traditional games. According to the article by Gerard Anthony Naval Philippines try to… (Naval‚ 2007). Instead of the typical “larong pinoy” games that children are expected to play children instead are seen in internet cafes or in their homes playing digital games. There is indeed a need for the Filipino children to engage in these games once again

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    China: a Cultural Analysis

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    Introduction China is one of the world’s major countries. It’s situated in central and East Asia. It’s known because of its rich population‚ a rising economic super power and its different style of management. China is a country with golden history. Especially‚ its Chinese Revolution brought a lot of progress in all its sectors. . World politics is becoming even more dynamic and different blocs are emerging in the world. These blocs are of multiple nature‚ among them are the countries‚ which

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    Rise of China and India

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    Sam Schneider Student number: s2919337 Question being answered: Does the rise of china and India pose a threat to the American power Tutor name: Daniel Ringuet Since the early stages of the 1940 America has risen to power and stayed in power. To date America is considered the only true world super power. In the past the Roman Empire‚ Greek and Egyptian were all very dominating but even then there were challenging dynasty so they can’t be called a ‘super power’. In today’s society the world

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    diaIndia vs. China: Whose Economy Is Better? In the inevitable comparisons that economists and businesspeople make between Asia’s two rising giants‚ China and IndiaChina nearly always comes out on top. The Chinese economy historically outpaces India’s by just about every measure. China’s fast-acting government implements new policies with blinding speed‚ making India’s fractured political system appear sluggish and chaotic. Beijing’s shiny new airport and wide freeways are models of modern development

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    RELIGIONS IN CHINA AND INDIA There are many different religions in both China and India. The most popular religions in China are ancient Confucianism and Taoism‚ Buddhism‚ Islam‚ Protestant‚ Catholic‚ and a new form of religion Falun Gong. India has many religions that are different or the same as the Chinese. Indian religions include: Hinduism‚ Islam‚ Christianity‚ Sikhism‚ Buddhism‚ and Jainism. There are also many people from China that do not follow a religion because of its communist

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    Early Civilization in India The Land of India India’s First Civilizations The Arrival of the Aryans. The Geography of China The Shang Dynasty ----------------------- • India is a land of diversity • Has about 110 languages and more than 1‚000 varieties of language • Indian subcontinent shaped like a triangle hanging from the southern ridge of Asia‚ is composed of a number of core regions that

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    With the growth and development of all powerful countries comes an increase of population. India and China‚ both rapidly growing countries of power‚ serve as fine examples of this. Both of the countries inhabit over one billion people‚ something that no other countries in the world can say about themselves (Rosenburg China). While these two nations have improved industrially and economically‚ their populations have grown drastically as well. To stifle over-population‚ both countries responded by

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    Cultural diversity is a substantial part of the business assembly in the world today. The ability to interact with people from the western world to the eastern world has been made easily accessible through the use of technology. The means by which we communicate has made the transferring of information faster and less personal. However still to this day the most direct‚ effective and personal way to communicate with others is face-to-face communication (Varner‚ 2008). This process allows

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    China-a Threat to India

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    China-A Threat to India There has been a lot of talk in the past few months about the border conflicts between India and China. It has been all over the news and there have been a lot of discussion about whether China has actually become a threat to other Asian countries‚ especially India as it happens to be its neighboring country or will the second most powerful economy is not a threat and everything that has been said on news is just a bunch of trash. Well before drawing any conclusions I

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    Rough Draft: Military Might: The Key to the Qin’s Unification of China A military official dressed in earthen armor and wielding a bronze knife was a common sight during the early days of the Qin Empire. During the Warring States Period (221-207 BCE) in China‚ the state of Qin’s militaristic and authoritarian government was integral to the rise of the Qin Dynasty. Through military might‚ the Qin defeated and conquered six other city states and established itself as China’s first empire. By establishing

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