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    cause‚ threats to the Khmer Rouge rule.(1) Pol Pot led the Khmer Rouge and came into power wanting to create his own agrarian utopia in Cambodia this goal required the ‘cleansing’ of his opponents who were labeled enemies to the ideals of the Democratic Republic of Kampuchea. He also wanted to establish an agrarian utopia. Agrarianism is a movement promoting rural life and agriculture as the basis for society(). Anyone suspected of disloyalty to Pol Pot‚ which eventually included many Khmer Rouge leaders

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    Political differences‚ rather than ethnic-cultural divisions‚ led to interstate tensions in SEA since independence. To what extent do you agree with this assessment? The assessment above is accurate to the extent that political differences had triggered direct tangible actions which led to actual tensions between SEA states. Compared to ethnic-cultural divisions which merely bred suspicions and mutual distrust‚ contributing indirectly to the development of i/s tensions‚ political differences were

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    In 1962‚ Pol Pot began forming a guerrilla army known as the Khmer Rouge to oppose Prince Norodom Sihanouk’s rule. In 1970 when the United States attacked Cambodia‚ the Vietnamese were driven deeper into Cambodia where they eventually joined the Khmer Rouge. A combination of the happenings resulted in economic and military regression in Cambodia and led to many favouring Pol Pot. A key event was the incident in which the American B-52 Stratofortress

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    Now you may be asking yourself “why? There is still going to be ice on the roads.” Well‚ that’s where you’re wrong. The ice is already below 32 degrees Fahrenheit‚ but putting salt on top of the ice automatically lowers the freezing point‚ thus melting the ice back into a liquid. This is why the ocean doesn’t completely freeze. During winter‚ the temperature around the world is different. But at one point or another‚ the temperature gets below 32 degrees. 97% of the ocean is seawater

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    The synthesis of Acetaminophen is based on the amine group of p-aminophenol being acetylated by acetic anhydride to form an amide functional group. Acetaminophen is isolated as a crude solid which is then recrystallized to purify the product. Using melting point determination the recovered products purity is identified and can be compared to the theoretical value. In this experiment 3.0g of p-aminophenol along with approximately 10ml of deionized water will be heated in a water bath regulated at 65-75

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    Happy Hot Pot Service Management Tutor: Prof. Margaret Chen 4991D001 Nina 4991D013 Elina 4991D019 Nora 4991D022 Bella Date: 30st April‚ 2012 Overview of Research Target The Happy Hot Pot started operation since 2009. The first restaurant has operated for 3 years. And they have four restaurants totally. All of them are located in Kaohsiung. They are 光華店‚青年店‚小港店‚林園店. They are Franchise Chain system. So the bosses of restaurants are different. Their target market is widely. They select

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    The percent yield of meso-1‚2-dibromo-1‚2-diphenylethane was calculated to be 66.36% and with a melting point of 235.1°C. Therefore‚ it can be concluded that this experiment was successfully conducted as the percent yield obtained is only 33.64% off from the equilibrium point‚ and because the melting point met the literature value. The percent yield for the product was less than 100%‚ indicating that were experimental errors‚ such as an undesirable side reaction‚ or more likely‚ an incomplete reaction

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    The unknown carboxylic acid’s melting point was 108°C according to the Mel-Temp machine. The melting point is the temperature at which a solid precipitate changes into its liquid form upon heating. The melting point of benzoic acid‚ the aromatic carboxylic acid was 122°C. Thus‚ the product contained impurities which caused the solid to melt at a lower temperature than the actual temperature. Pure solids typically melt at higher temperatures while impure solids melt at lower temperatures. This is

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    Holocaust. * Pol Pot in Cambodia: 1975-1979 * Bosnia-Herzegovina: 1992-1995 * Rwanda: 1994 * Darfur: 2003 In your essay‚ be sure to: * recount historical facts accurately * cite any outside sources To begin your research you may want to start with one of these sources: * The History Place * "A Brief History of Genocide" If Holocaust were the worst mass murder of the world then‚ I thought Pol Pot was the most insane destruction in Cambodian. Pol Pot was born in 1925

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    Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge

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    Genocide‚ or the mass killing of a nationality or ethnic‚ is a common and relatively frequent event in the history of mankind. Pol Pot‚ born Saloth Sar‚ was a leader of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia‚ and was responsible for the Cambodian Genocide. He came to power in a state of unrest and‚ much like Adolf Hitler‚ won the support of his people with his radical new proposals and ideas. He proposed an idea to implement an agrarian utopia‚ which was inspired by the Maoist principles he had seen in China

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