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    Female Infanticides

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    English 10 Honors April 10‚ 2013 Female Infanticides in China For many decades China has been carrying out brutal actions among female infants which are known to be female infanticides. Female infanticides started in 1957 when China’s Chairman Mao Zedong wanted the country’s population to stay under six million for many years (Jimmerson). Leaders then came to a realization that a long term action would have to take place. Therefore they proposed a law stating that a couple could only have one child

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    Timeline of the Fifties

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    The Fifties (1950-1959) 1950: * Start of the Korean War (June 25‚ 1950) * This was a civil war between North Korea and South Korea competing for control over the Korean peninsula. It wasn’t exactly a civil war since Western nations also became involved. The United Nations‚ which was led by the U.S under General MacArthur along with its allies versus the communist powers of the Republic of China and the Soviet Union. The war left 33‚742 American soldiers dead‚ 92‚134 wounded‚ and 80

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    Deng Xiaoping

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    ‘Deng Xiaoping’s reforms created more problems than they solved in China.’ How far do you agree? (M/J 2009) China after the death of Mao Zedong was a sorry state of affairs. Communist had failed to bring prosperity to the country; instead‚ was poor and isolated from the rest of the world. The Cultural Revolution had also been a failure‚ and the youths sent down during the period came to be known as the ‘changed generation’. On top of that‚ infighting within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) stagnated

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    has thwarted any reoccurrence of economic decline and a poverty rate at 26 percent that had previously been 55 percent (Nayar‚ 2007). China too‚ has benefited from globalization. In 1978‚ Deng Xiaoping established leadership of China. Unlike Mao Zedong‚ Xiaoping embraced globalization and demanded economic change that he believed would ensure the safety of communist rule (Yahuda‚ 2003). Like India‚ the people of China lived in poverty before globalization occurred. In the 20 years since that

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    maternal grandmothers. In regards to Mao Zedong‚ the people of China are led to believe that Mao was in some sort of a deity‚ a god that affected everyone’s lives. Simultaneously‚ he was considered as a national father of everyone in Communist China. The author demonstrates this when recalling the sweet of relief he felt when he heard “that Chairman Mao had forgiven” him‚ and through writing exercises that required them to repeatedly practice writing‚ “Chairman Mao is our Great Saving Star‚” and “We

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    DBQ 23: Decolonization and Revolution From 1945 and beyond‚ leaders have selected different paths to affect change. Some encouraged independence through violence‚ peaceful actions‚ diplomacy‚ and the commitment of their struggling nation. Others sparked revolutions by appealing to the peoples’ needs. Through policy‚ and sometimes uniting a people‚ trailblazers changed the face and structure of their nation. A column from a journalist during the time period would help to see a broader perspective

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    Chinese Communist's Party

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    CCP) History The Communist Chinese Party (CCP) was founded in 1921 by Mao Zedong‚ who adapted the principles of Karl Marx and the experience in Russia to conditions particular to China.  Mao had come of age during the “first revolution” in China in 1912‚ an era in which the Nationalist (KMT) party unseated the 3‚000 year rule of the Qing Dynasty and formed the Republic of China under the leadership of Sun Yat-sen.  Mao quickly became disillusioned with the weakness and corruption of the KMT as

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    Saboteur

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    story has a ponderous influence on the reader ’s perception as it often justifies a character ’s behavior. In Saboteur‚ the story takes place in communist China as witnessed by the concrete statue of Chairman Mao in the middle of the square. During this period‚ the communist leader Mao Zedong was ruling with authority and transforming the society based on a Marxist model. The author states that "the Cultural Revolution was over already and recently the party had been propagating the idea that all

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    Sanlu Group Case Analysis

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    PROBLEM ANALYSIS Starting with just 32 cows and 170 milk goats pooled by 18 farmers in Shijiazhuang‚ the Sanlu Group began its journey as a small dairy producer. The CEO of the company‚ Tian Wenhua steered the company through milk shortages and tough economic times. To meet rising demands for milk‚ she implemented a system that allowed villagers to supply Sanlu with the bulk of their raw milk supply. The demand grew at such a rapid pace that Sanlu could barely keep up and so began sacrificing

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    The Negative Impact of the One Child Policy Elana Kopelman As a country’s population grows‚ the demand for resources such as food‚ water‚ and housing increases. However‚ every country has limited resources to provide for its population. When China was faced with a booming population‚ the Communist Party knew that they had to preserve the country’s resources. As a solution‚ the One Child Policy was implemented in 1979 to stabilize China’s population. Despite this attempt for stability‚ the One Child

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