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World at War, strayer 21

2/27/2015

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Industry & Domination, Strayer 20

2/15/2015

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Here you go for those four people who have figured out my assertion that this helps, and for the six of you who actually think I know what I'm doing  and read on the weekend. I'll check in occasionally today.
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Dealing with Industrialization, Strayer 19

2/7/2015

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Here for those who want it...
In this chapter, you should focus on how Strayer presents three main ideas.
1. A refocusing of racism in the 19th century West.
2. The variable impact of Industrialization on Asian empires.
3. The reasons for the collapse of the previously vibrant Ottoman and Chinese empires.
4. The reasons for Japan's rise to its position as an industrial superpower, and to compare Japan's experience with that of China.
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