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The paper "How British and French Ruled Their Respective Mandates in the Middle East" discusses that though there was rivalry before the First World War, the period after the war proved that as they shared the same interests, they decided to share power in the region.... ... ... ... While the British tried to ensure their influence by allowing the faithful elites to rule and manage their domestic politics, thus with less negative effects in the long term, the territories under the French were severely affected because of the sectarian policy adopted by the French, and even now, these areas face relentless violence....
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the imperial expansion, long distance trade, and mass migration were very important in sustaining the cross-cultural interactions between 1000 and 1500 C.... An Age of Cross-Cultural Interaction Cross-cultural interactions implies the large scale interaction with persons of different racial, ethnic, cultural, gender, religious, sexual orientation, class, and age backgrounds....
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Research Paper
The study "Chinese Students Cross-Culture Adjustment in the UK" identifies certain stages of Chinese students' cross-culture adjustment, the key psychological determinants affecting students' cross-culture adjustment, raise implementation strategies to help student cross-culture adjustment.... ... ...
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Literature review
Modernity is the concept by which there is a discontinuation of the past from the present.... This discontinuity arises from social and cultural changes which occur through progress or decline.... The premise is life in the present is different from life in the past.... ... ... ... This is a view held globally and clashes with tradition which stipulates that the present is a continuation of the behaviour and events of the past and continue to be repeated....
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'In countries like Rwanda,' he states in Aiding Violence: The Development enterprise in Rwanda, 'where development aid provides a large share of the financial and moral resources of government and civil society, development aid cannot help but play a crucial role in shaping the process that leads to violence' (Uvin, 1998, 3)....
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For example, James Rawley's “race and Politics: Bleeding Kansas and the Coming of the Civil War” (1980) provides a detailed analysis of the controversies surrounding the repeal of the Missouri compromise and implementation of the Kansas/Nebraska Act 1854.... In considering the Bleeding Kansas backdrop, Rawley argues that the majority of literature focuses on the slavery debate and institution of slavery, without a detailed consideration of race and racial prejudice....
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In the book, the diamond mines represent female sexuality, the source of treasure, and the site of imperial contest.... (Tosh 24)The physical setting and landscape have a pivotal role in British imperial fiction.... Landscape has been narrated by a secondary narrator in A Passage to India and it shows the novel's imperial ideology....
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Report
"The Psychological Investigation of Chinese Students' Cross-Culture Adjustment When Studying in the UK" paper identifies the respective stages of Chinese students' cross-culture adjustment, and characterize the key psychological determinants affecting Chinese students' cross-culture adjustment.... ...
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Literature review