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    North Korea Research Paper

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    right now North Korea‚ and the United States controlled southern Korea. Three years after the war North and South Korea became independent countries.” (6‚ Haberle) The existing Cold War‚ the war between Russia and the United States‚ helped start the Korean War on June 25‚ 1950 when North Korea attacked South Korea. At the time Japan had control of all of Korea‚ then the U.S. had South Korea and Russia had the North. This war went on for three years and afterwards‚ the Demilitarized Zone better known

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    Kim‚ Mike. Escaping North Korea. Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers‚ Inc.‚ 2008. Mike Kim reveals why North Korea is an isolationist country. He gives insight on the famine epidemic occurring within the North Korean population. He also describes how North Koreans are brainwashed their entire life and know nothing outside of their border. His book reveals the negative effects of Kim Jong Il’s tyrant decisions. Levin‚ Norman‚ and Yong-Sup Han. Sunshine in Korea. Santa Monica: RAND‚

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    British‚ on the other hand‚ had all access to the goods. Nehru states‚ “The Indian Textile Industry collapsed‚ affecting vast members of weavers and artisans.” The mistreatment of the Koreans by the Japanese was also a large factor in the corrupt setting during imperialism. According to Radio Korea International‚ the Koreans were forced to be molded and shaped into the Japanese culture. Policies indicted that the people that the people of Korea had to change

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    got nice things unlike how a lot of Korean children now get today. However‚ she says growing up was not as hard as most kids during the time. “Korean kids have to learn how to respect their elders‚” my mother states. “For example at the dinner table you do not start eating until the elders start.” She says that hitting kids was a common thing and teachers even hit their students who failed to do assignments and do their responsibilities. It is also part of Korean culture for the eldest son to take

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    Japan vs Korea

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    which is used to translate foreign words and names‚ and the last is Romaji which is used for Latin alphabets “acronyms and initialisms”. Unlike Japan‚ Korea has two different languages‚ North Korea uses the old Korean language which was spoken at ancient times and south uses a new Korean language more like the modified one which isn’t that different from the original language. The second obvious difference is the population. “Japan’s total population is estimated at 125.6 million‚ with a density

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    Korean Way of Accepting Christianity Observing Korean culture here and there‚ one can find a unique culture only in Korea. The number of church in the city‚ people going to the church on weekends‚ Olympic sports players praying with a cross after the match‚ inviters for the Church on a street are just some examples how Christianity is widespread throughout the country in Korea. This is what makes Korea distinct from neighboring countries like Japan and China‚ where Buddhism is more popular

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    Street style in South Korea: Individualism or Collectivism? Introduction For the scope of this paper‚ I am focusing on how South Korean urbanites view fashion as a means of expression and how fashion reflects the values of the Korean urban society. Based on my preliminary observations‚ I have noticed that Korea has a very distinct street style. I have observed that majority of the people on the streets dress in a similar fashion. Unlike in western societies where street style tends to be more varied

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    Cultural Sensitivity

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    not going in your favor. In order to avoid being discourteous Koreans avoid giving an outright answer of yes or no. Preferring to use statements such as “we will see” or “that might be difficult” if the answer is likely to be no and phrases such as “I have heard you” or “I recognize your point” (Business Culture in South Korea‚ 2012). This can make communications difficult. Managers are encouraged to have many meeting with Korean clients in order to build trust and friendship. This will help managers

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    “The Influence of Watching Korean Novela to Students Lifestyle” A research nominated by group of the grade 10 level to the 6th annual scientific paper and project presentation Southwestern University‚ South Campus Cebu City‚ Philippines February 2013 By: *Abdul Cader M. Lumano Jheremy Auxilio Queency Rocamora Edzon Marc Navarro Welldone Quibranza Research Adviser : DALECITA M. ALTERADO‚ MATS High School Department South CampusSouthwestern UniversityPage__ | “The Influence

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    BIBLIOGRAPHY Moon‚ Jo. Korean immigrants and the challenge of adjustment. Westport‚ Conn. : Greenwood Press‚ 1999. This book explains the History of Korean immigration and the evolution of Korean assimilation in America. Moon goes into detail about the motives of immigration for Korean first generations. Moon goes further and discusses the issues of the language barrier many Koreans had when first arriving to America. He collected most of his data through questionnaire survey and

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