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1. Europe and Chinas Inovation
   ... It was this curiosity and need for change that led Europe to take advantage of Chinese technology and become the most powerful nation on the planet. ...
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2. Chinoiserie
   Chinoiserie As early as the 1100amp39s, traders brought Chinese exports to Europe, where it became greatly admired. As European trade ...
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3. World Politics
   ... he recalls, America has had a great deal of soft power: President Rooseveltamp39s Four Freedoms in Europe after WWII, Radio Free Europe, Chinese students creating ...
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4. History of Gunpowder
   ... use of gunpowder for cannons is more or less completely a development from Europe. ... Which goes to show that while the Chinese most likely invented gunpowder it ...
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5. Japan vs. China
   ... The Mongol rule served as a melting pot of ideas and culture. They moved all over Asia and into Europe, spreading Chinese culture along the way. ...
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6. The West gains Ascendancy
   ... of Chinese Nationalism as well, where China would completely ignore other civilizations and there major developments. This was the final thing Europe needed to ...
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7. the great wall
   ... The ships carried endless payloads of porcelain, silk, and spices, as well as the new drink that would soon become all the rage in Europe, Chinese tea. ...
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8. Western Imperialism in Japan and China
   ... The British wanted to trade with the Japanese, but mainly the Chinese, for goods such as silk and other things that you couldnamp39t find in Europe. ...
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9. The Sextants of Beijing
   ... them, they took elements of Confucianism and other cultural aspects of Chinese civilization. The Chinaamp39s first identical interaction with Europe and European ...
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10. Rennnasance
    ... This new and improved Europe was mainly came to be from the blustering ... a natural development, in fact it was inspired by a superior civilization, the Chinese. ...
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11. tienanmen
    ... Communism / Political Parties / China / Eastern Europe 1394. Chinese debate on ...
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12. Chinaamp39s Culture
    ... Europeans. So after Europe defeated Chinese forces and got their foot in the door to China they slowly started to enter. After the ...
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13. A comparitive analysis of The Roman Empire and Han China
    ... never before being exposed to these diseases the Chinese population declined ... the arrival of Germanic Barbarians from Northern and Eastern Europe that entered ...
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14. Hong Kong Transferring Hands
    ... trade with western societies. In Europe Chinese goods, like tea, silk and fine china, were in demand. Unfortunately for Britain they ...
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15. the mongolian empire
    ... By increasing the relations between Mongolia and Europe Kublai Khan gained alliances and for ... through out China and led to the conversion of many Chinese people ...
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16. Oedipus Rex: ATragic Hero
    ... making became an industry due to the wide spread appeal of card games in Europe. ... Early Chinese money and playing cards were identical and used interchangeably ...
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17. Migration and Globalization: The Silk Road
    ... geographical areas from Western Europe to Eastern China. While the effects of this new migration have yet to be seen on the current Chinese culture, there are ...
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18. Early chinese immigrant
    They are as diverse as the immigrants from Europe, ranging from China, Japan ... The Chinese people have tried to keep their society pure from outside sources. ...
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19. mongol
    ... The Mongols were an alien people who completely subjugated the Chinese people and in doing so, they opened China to Europe in ways the Chinese had never done ...
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20. Chinese Civil War
    ... of all that the Chinese people would oppose it second that the American people would oppose it and third that the people of the Soviet Union, Europe and the ...
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21. Chinese Civil War
    ... of all that the Chinese people would oppose it second that the American people would oppose it and third that the people of the Soviet Union, Europe and the ...
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22. Chinese Civil War
    ... of all that the Chinese people would oppose it second that the American people would oppose it and third that the people of the Soviet Union, Europe and the ...
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23. Chinese art of the Champ39ing peri
    ... The last great age of Chinese porcelain came during the early Champ39ing dynasty ... centuries, there was an enormous demand for such items in Europe and America. ...
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24. Tthe Tang Dynasty
    ... Many Chinese traveled to places such as Iran, Russia and Western Europe. Many advances were made in astronomy, medicine, and mathematics. ...
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25. chinese vs. russian communism
    ... The Chinese in fact modeled their economic plans after the Soviet Unionamp39s ... leaving them still behind their fastmoving and modernizing neighbors in Europe. ...
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26. Chinese
    ... These peasants had a higher standard of living that the peasants in Europe. ... The British worked with Chinese merchants to smuggle opium into the country. ...
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27. Marco Polo
    ... when planning his voyage to reach Asian markets by sailing west from Europe. ... came up because Marco doesnamp39t mention several characteristics of Chinese society. ...
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28. Immigration into America
    ... came, the Americans told the same story that they had with the Chinese. ... Immigration Act which officially barred further immigration from Asia and Europe to the ...
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29. chinese art
    ... Dynasty 618907, which may be described as the golden age of Chinese art ... to ancient ideals and masters, just as the 15thcentury masters of Europe turned back ...
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30. Islamic, european and chiense
    ... with other cultures, conquering and being conquered, transforming into Europe in 1200 ... Chinese culture although very similar is the most distinct of the three ...
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