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    between South Korea and North Korea. South Korea was supported by the United Nations and North Korea was supported by China and the Soviet Union. The war was terribly continued till 1953 and both sides had suffered heavy casualties as follows.   South North Dead 178‚426 367‚283-750‚282 Missing 32‚925   Wounded 566‚434 686‚500-789‚000 Apparently‚ this war broke out because political border between North and South Korea tensed and it deepened the division; the North established

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    Confucianism in Korea

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    Korea is located on the eastern tip of the Asian continent‚ in the small peninsula that faces the Pacific Ocean. This small country has lasted over four thousand years‚ withstanding its powerful neighbors and developed a unique culture of its own. One of its main unique features comes from the fact that it pursued Confucianism as its core ideology. Therefore‚ even though Confucianism started in China‚ the application of it can be traced also distinctly in Korea. The Dynasty of Joseon brought the

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    civilization. The Korean people were first united by the Silla Dynasty in 668 A.D and since then‚ Korea has had to contend with the expansionist ambitions of its neighbors. After World War II‚ Japan had lost control of Korea to its Allied Forces‚ causing Korea to be divided at the 38th parallel‚ which is the border between North and South Korea prior to the Korean War. “The foreign administration of North and South Korea was intended to be temporary‚ and plans had been laid for free elections in the two districts

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    Doing Business in Korea

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    Political and legal impacts on doing business in Korea Korea is known as a country that showed miraculous economic growth‚ and considered one of the four tiger economies of Asia. Since the 1950s‚ South Korea has built a modern‚ internationally oriented industrial economy largely from scratch. This economy‚ the fourth-largest economies (after China‚ Japan and India) in Asia (World Bank 2014) is based on low –cost‚ high quality export production. Between the late 1980 and 1990s‚ the country has

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    war was the bloodiest war in American history. The South had many advantages at the beginning of the war but they were short term advantages. The South relied heavily on trade from the North but didn’t realize it until the North stopped buying their cotton. The North had population and industry on their side of the war. The problem with the North is that not all northerners wanted to go to war. The reason the south took four years for the North to win‚ among other reasons‚ is because they had cautious

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    Conformity and Alienation Essay Outline Thesis: Human behavior‚ feelings and thoughts can be predicted‚ altered and controlled through conformity and alienation. Alienation: estrangement from society’s morals and goals‚ resulting in feelings of isolation. Conformity: compliance with society’s accepted behavior and rules. Experiments Asch Experiment in Conformity Solomon Asch 8 male students‚ 7 confederates and 1 real participant Confederates gave an obviously wrong answer Went along

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    The Temptations of Victory Korea Stoessinger‚ in his analysis of the Korean War‚ begins this chapter with many speculations. Speculations as to why the war broke out‚ speculations as to which nations were involved and why. He states that “though the causes of the offensive remain uncertain‚ it does appear probable that Stalin was behind the North Korean attack.” (Stoessinger 64) He does not‚ nor can he state that Stalin was certainly behind the war‚ all that he leaves us with are assumptions

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    Theories Of Conformity

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    As a society we like to believe that conformity is about acting the way others do‚ following the crowd; but conformity is actually more complex than that. Conformity involves behaving and thinking differently from the way that you would usually behave and think if you were alone. According to Guandong & colleagues‚ “conformity is defined as a subject’s behavior or attitudes following those of the object. The subject is the individual who conforms. The object can be external or internal factors that

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    industrial and technological development. Both the North and the South created many advances in railroad and water transportation. The Union‚ however‚ was far more advanced technologically than the Confederate states . Consequently‚ the North made greater and more effective use of progress in weapons‚ communication‚ transportation and medicine than South . Although the industrial development made the nation very widely known‚ both the south and the north were divided because their differences. The Civil

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    Conformity In The 1950s

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    family”; that life was perfect. Other historians believe that the 1950s was a time for deviancy; they believe that most parents could not control their rebellious teenagers. Elaine Tyler May convincingly and compelling argues that a culture of conformity developed and took root in

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