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    Ultimately‚ the Opium Wars changed China’s relationship with the Western world‚ resulting in a major shift in the economic and the diplomatic relationship between the Qing dynasty the western nations. The self-sufficient isolationist Chinese economy confronted a rapidly industrializing society that would refuse to submit. The failure of the Qing imperial court to properly secure their borders during the Opium Wars was a fatal oversight that would affect the foreign and domestic policies throughout

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    The First World War was once thought to be ‘the war to end all wars’.  In an attempt to make this so‚ the Allies convened in Paris for the Paris Peace Conference‚ and ultimately created the Treaty of Versailles. Its terms were harsh and sent Germany into hyper-inflation‚ with help from the reparations that had to be paid.  This treaty also placed an immense amount of guilt for the whole war and loses on Germany in the War Guilt Clause‚ which created further bitterness within the German borders. 

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    Religion is the opium of the masses “Religion it the opium of the masses” is one of the most frequently paraphrased statements of the German economist Karl Marx‚ “the father of communism”. The meaning of this statement is that religion is the equivalent of opium (a type of drug) to make masses of people feel better. Marx quoted that “religion is the sigh of the oppressed creature‚ the heart of a heartless wold‚ and the soul of the soulless condition.” On one hand this quote rings true as many People

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    "Coffee‚ Tea‚ or Opium?" In "Coffee‚ Tea‚ or Opium‚" the authors main point is that even at this point in history some rulers felt that drug importation throughout other countries was immoral for their economic and social status. China’s commissioner for foreign trade‚ Lin Zexu wanted to stop the illegal importation of opium into his country. Lin saw that the opium trade was damaging the publics health and was bleeding China of its wealth. The emperor of Manchu had given Lin extensive power and

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    The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo‚ which came into effect on 2 February 1848‚ ended the Mexican-American war and formally resolved territorial disputes resulting from that conflict. The treaty required the U.S. government to pay the Mexican government $15 million dollars‚ this in return for an expanse of territory that later became the states of Arizona‚ New Mexico‚ and parts of Utah‚ Nevada‚ and Colorado. I intend to argue that the treaty benefitted the people who inhabited‚ and later came to inhabit

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    The Treaty of Versailles was considered a “Troubled Treaty”‚ because it had initially caused more trouble than it was intended to prevent. The purpose of the Treaty of Versailles was to end the long‚ four year conflict between the Allies and Central Powers‚ a devastating event known as World War One. Though the Treaty had managed to temporarily keep the peace between nations‚ it wasn’t signed by all the participants from the war‚ and had thrown Germany into economic chaos. First‚ Germany alone was

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    Opium Study Sheet

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    Opium Study Sheet Opium General term for all opiates Opiate Any alkaloid found in the opium poppy plant Alkaloid Organic compound containing basic nitrogen atoms Opium poppy plant Also known as common garden poppy Produces poppy seeds Grows large green pods before blooming If cut‚ latex leaks out Once latex dries (oxidizes) it becomes smokeable tar This tar is what the Chinese bought and what caused the opium wars Refined raw opium Morphine Always present in opium Pure morphine

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    Opium Research Paper

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    Opium was a popular drug in China that was considered quite controversial at its peak in 1836 (Naiji‚ Yulin). The drug was viewed by two sides: the ones for opium legalization and the ones against opium legalization (Naiji‚ Yulin). Those against opium legalization argue that it is harmful to the human body‚ opium does not have a good economical impact‚ and that it opens the door for more harmful things to be legalized (Yulin). Opium can be harmful to the human body even if it’s effects are not

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    IKEA Nanjing Store’s Mission Each IKEA branch company needs to define its specific mission within the broader company‚ which mission is “Create a Better Everyday Life”. Thus‚ IKEA Nanjing Store might define its mission as‚ “Establish IKEA Nanjing as the leader in life at home”. IKEA Nanjing Store needs to be two directions: 1. Inspire and stimulate the many Nanjing people’s interest in improving their lives at home through deeply understanding people’s needs‚ frustrations‚ and dreams and

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    World War II was the most deadly war in the history of man-kind‚ resulting in over 70 million deaths world wide ("BY THE NUMBERS: WORLD-WIDE DEATHS:.”). The start of World War II begins with the end of War World I. Constraints placed on the Central Powers by the victorious Allied Powers at the end of World War I in the form of the Treaty of Versailles‚ induced world wide peril. The Treaty of Versailles put many restrictions on Germany‚ such as forfeiting of colonies‚ reduction in military personnel

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