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    they also point out that these Western countries maintained the element of diversity as their mode of rule while Japanese empire tended to pursue monotonicity to avoid otherness during the time period of global colonization. In the article “ Korean Manchuria – The Racial Politics of Territorial Osmosis”‚ the author‚ Park Hyun Ok‚ asserts that Japanese empire treated Korean migrants as a colonial agent and intended to expand its colonial power to China. She terms this as transnational territorial

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    sought to have an empire too‚ they took over Manchuria‚ and Northern China. ii) Then they went into the heartland of China and expected a quick victory‚ but when the resistance was stronger than they expected‚ and the war dragged on‚ their economy was under stress iii) They looked south toward European colonies of Southeast Asia 2) Surprise Attack on Pearl Harbor iv) Americans cracked the Japanese code and were aware on invasion plans into southeast asia v) The

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    The great wall of china Traditionally known to the Chinese as the "Long Wall of Ten Thousand Li"‚ the stretch of formidable defensive structures built to ward off invasion of the Celestial Empire by barbarians is most often called the "Great Wall" or the "Wall of China" by Europeans. History of the Great Wall of China The history of these extraordinary fortifications goes back to the Chunqiu period (722-481 B.C.) and to the Warring States period (453-221 B.C.)‚ so-called because of the long struggle

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    AP US Chapter 22 I. Roots of Imperialism 1. Ideological Arguments * Scholars‚ authors‚ politicians and religious leaders provided interlocking ideological arguments for the new imperialism. * Some used Darwinism which they believed the US should engage in struggle for wealth and power with other nations. * Others belief in racial inequality. * To Americans‚ the industrial progress‚ military strength‚ and political development of England and US were proof of an

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    War was considered ‘noble’ for the Japanese and by conquering Manchuria; a territory in China would satisfy them. Japan wanted Manchuria as it was rich in minerals‚ forestry and rich agricultural land. Japan looked upon China as a promising big field for economic exploitation. China had a poor military and this opportunity provided Japan with temptation. This would help Japan overcome the depression. In 1931‚ an incident in Manchuria gave them the opportunity to expand their empire. They could do

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    Joseph Stalin The Twentieth century was a very important time for the whole world. Empires rose and fell and the modern world was shaped. One of the most influential men of the century‚ if not the most‚ was Joseph Stalin. His legacy continues to frighten and inspire even 60 years after his death. Joseph Stalin was born on December 18th‚ 1879. Surprisingly‚ Stalin wasn’t Russian but was actually born in a small town in Georgia and born with the name Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvilizaq. As a child

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    President Truman’s deliberations on whether or not to drop the atomic bomb on Japan."(Bill Gordon) If America did not drop the bomb in order to demonstrate its military superiority‚ American leaders had concerns that the Soviet Union would occupy Manchuria and would share the occupation of Japan with the U.S.‚ especially if the Japanese surrendered several weeks or months after the Soviet Union’s entry into the war against Japan on August 8‚ 1945. In addition‚ American leaders believed that dropping

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    warlord era are some factors‚ and these in turn contributed to the discontent of the peasants‚ another major factor. The actions of the rival political party‚ the Kuomintang‚ also aided the growth of communism. Another point to consider is the Japanese invasion. All these points‚ coupled with the way the CCP took advantage of the actions of the KMT‚ gained popularity among the peasants‚ and the overall suitability of communism for China at the time are the causes for the rise of the communist party. This

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    resulting from the First World War and the interwar period in Europe‚ plus the effects of the Great Depression in the 1930s. The culmination of events that led to the outbreak of war are generally understood to be the 1939 invasion of Poland by Nazi Germany and the 1937 invasion of the Republic of China by the Empire of Japan. These military aggressions were the decisions made by authoritarian ruling Nazi elite in Germany and by the leadership of the Kwantung Army in the case of Japan. World War II

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    Why The Us Dropped Nagasaki

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    decisions affected the outcome of World War Two. The two atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the U.S. were arguably the single most influential move made on the war. While many people believe that the bombs were dropped solely to avoid an invasion‚ multiple other factors caused the atomic bombs to be dropped. The U.S. dropped the atomic bomb on Nagasaki because of the Potsdam Declaration‚ the fear of Russia spreading communism‚ and the weather conditions of August 9th. On September of 1939

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