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… Founded in 1888, the national Geographic Society, publishers of national Geographic Magazine, developed its mission, which is "for the increase and diffusion of geographic Knowledge.... Founded in 1888, the national Geographic Society, publishers of national Geographic Magazine, developed its mission, which is "for the increase and diffusion of geographic Knowledge.... Explorers Hall is the name of The national Geographic Society Headquarters....
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Dissertation
Japan's victory over China strengthened national cohesion in Japan resulting the unequal treaties with West and appearance as the supreme economic power and chief in East Asia.... Japan's victory over China strengthened national cohesion in Japan resulting in the renegotiation and eventual supersession of the unequal treaties with Western powers and Japan's appearance as the supreme economic power and chief imperialist authority in East Asia....
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Essay
The author states that the cause of European imperial expansion has many factors.... There is no better illustration of this than the power of the Royal Geographic Society of Britain which was at the forefront of European imperial expansion.... The RGS contributed to the British imperial ethos of the day.... Threats came not only from restless natives who were very resentful of being dominated by British soldiers and bureaucrats but also from imperial rivals such as France and Germany....
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Term Paper
This quality is seen in Hirohito being a reluctant supporter of Manchurian occupation, even when it was clear to all and sundry that the occupation of manchuria would lead to the Second Sino-Japanese War.... He held this position according to the traditional order and reigned from December 25, 1926 to 1989 when he died....
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Admission/Application Essay
This research focuses on Japan's warring activities in a bid to occupy, control and consolidates new territories in Asia in a bid to satisfy its need for natural resources.... The research studies the various territorial wars that have occurred in Asia and the involvement of Japan in these wars.... hellip; The following paper analyses Japan's expansionism in Asia from a needs- satisfaction perspective....
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Research Paper
The author of the report “Imperium in Imperio by Sutton Griggs” illustrates the idea of black revolution and solution of the race problem.... The pivotal themes of the book include black empowerment, exploitation, miscegenation, and exploration of oppression.... hellip; This paper will begin with the statement that Sutton Elbert Griggs was a minister, social activist, and African-American author....
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Book Report/Review
In the following essay “The national Geographic Photographers” the author discusses Lynn Johnson, a photographer concerned about the impacts of hate crimes in America, and to lives of the Long Island anglers and families struggling with AIDS.... He insists that the photographer's highest calling is to challenge and alter the inherited wisdom (national Geographic 1).... He maintains that a photojournalist has to examine the world and himself because of the challenges and risks involved to accomplish the mission (national Geographic 1)....
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Essay
The paper "Feminist and Radical geographies" seeks out answers to such questions: What is feminist geography all about?... Women's control of home space is unquestionable, but the concern of women geographers expanded the distinctive geographies of women to include control of space and the relative experiences of places and time.... Pratt (2000) represented the 'feminist geographies of difference' after drifting away from the class systems and gender approach of previous feminist geographers....
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