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    marked the beginning of an onset of imperialism by rivalries from Europe‚ Russia‚ and the United States. This would cause China to take a xenophobic view on outsiders and resistance to foreign trade. “Rampant corruption‚ withering economy‚ soaring opium consumption caused a once mighty civilization to crumble”

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    Imperialism is the notion of empire building by extending a country’s power through negotiation and military force. Some common motivations for starting imperialism is aimed at receiving territory‚ obtaining natural resources‚ conquering the enemies‚ gaining wealth‚ and receiving glory. Since the fifteenth-century imperialism has been a previous theme in history but imperialism reached a peak in the nineteenth century with the rise of Europe. Europe began to dominate the world‚ especially in the

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    the Chinese bureaucracy and Confucius beliefs. But their success did not last eventually after many reforms due to land distribution‚ examinations‚ and social inequality; the Qing began to lose hold on their once strong control. Events such as the Opium war and the Boxer rebellion damaged the Qing dynasties social order and military force. The systems became corrupt which lead to political and social disintegrations. The Manchu leader Nurhaci united the tribes of his region into a formidable fighting

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    The Boxer Uprising China during the late nineteenth century was in turmoil from external and internal forces. The underlining internal pressures were exacerbated by the thrust of western imperialism and exploitation. Imperialism and the west were the catalyst for the Boxer Uprising. The ingredients of descent and conflict were always present in the late nineteenth century. China had its difficulties without the west’s intrusion. The Boxer Uprising was a reaction against the West‚ not a rebellion

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    The Coat of Arms created for El Patróns Empire‚ Opium‚ is based off of literal and metaphorical ideas. For example the entire reason for his empire was his anger that all seven of his siblings died. He believed he deserved the lives they did not get. Also Opium would be nothing without Poppies so to support my shield I used Poppy Flowers. Notice that there are seven flowers supporting the shield‚ each of the flowers represents a sibling he lost. The smallest flower represents the sister he had that

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    western penetration of Japan was different in comparison to China’s response to westernization and western penetration. While China was a society that was more self centered and thought highly of itself. China was forced to trade after the Opium wars. The Opium war was a way of China

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    increase problem of the opium and distribution. This Act prohibited the production‚ export of opium and preparations including cocaine. In addition the Dangerous poisoning act were included which prohibited any preparation for example‚ containing one- tenth per cent of cocaine and restricted the prescription of cocaine. United Kingdom was force to introduce the misuse of Drug Act 1967 which was pressured by the united nation and United States. While the global international opium act dealt with the drug

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    their land being stolen before their eyes and divided in vastly unequal quantities. Hong Kong’s Drug Money Origins and Opium War video segments: Why did the Opium War begin? What were its results? Why did the Chinese object to the opium trade? They Chinese leaders were strictly opposed to trade on all accounts despite constant British inquiry‚ yet the Chinese desire for opium put a foot in the door where it could be smuggled in with high demand and provide the necessary currency to purchase Chinese

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    In the story The House of the scorpion‚ written by Nancy Farmer‚ the main characters are Matt‚ El Patron‚ Celia Maria Tam Lin. The Main setting is in the future‚ in Mexico‚ On an opium farm. In the beginning of the story we meet Matt who is a clone of El Patron. Who has never known anyone else but Celia. In the story the main problem is that Matt is a clone And is not seen as an equal because he is a clone. The solution is When El Patron died‚ he was the only copy of him‚ so with the law Matt was

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    Aaron Gray English 1010 Professor Tatum November 12‚ 2014 Justifying an Evaluation     In Britain‚ having a ‘stiff upper lip’ goes hand in hand with breathing. From the beginning‚ where the native islanders were sieged by Roman legionaries‚ and through the ravaging World Wars‚ the hard nosed‚ war torn British people have kept their upper lip stiff as a board thanks largely in part to a small‚ unassuming plant. Camellia sinensis‚ or the tea plant‚ has been responsible for all sorts of large scale

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