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…H5N1 strain. In January 2004, a major new outbreak of H5N1 avian influenza surfaced again in Vietnam and Thailand's poultry industry, and within weeks spread to ten countries and regions in Asia, including Indonesia, South Korea, Japan and China. Intensive…

…an American protectorate in Cuba, negotiated the Hay-Pauncefote treaties (1900, 1901), which allowed the United States to construct unilaterally an isthmian canal, and circulated the Open Door notes, which opposed the dismemberment of China. The result…

…counters would be placed to mark numbers. Later it finally evolved into a framed device with beads sliding along bamboo rods. The abacus is thought to have appeared during circa 1200 A.D. in China; in Chinese, it is called the suan-pan. The classic Chinese…

…, and several nations in South America. Confucianism only has about six million followers. It is mostly practiced in China, Korea, Japan, and Vietnam. There are about seven hundred and sixty-two million Hindus in the world. Hinduism is the dominant religion…

…What motivated the savage surprise attack on navel forces in pearl harbor by the Japanese? 1941 Bombing of pearl harbor brought united states into world war 2 against Japan and alliance with china. In 1940 Japan advanced into French Indochina and Dutch…

…and Sara Delano Roosevelt. His father was a semi successful business man, and his mother had sizable trading investments in China. Franklin was born into a sheltered but pleasant and gregarious home. He was taught at first by a governess and then we went…

…"independence" into both tiers of the two-tier board system in Indonesia or the dual systems in China and Taiwan. 2. Modern governance rules are being overlaid on entrenched political systems and traditional business cultures. This raises multiple issues: Can…

…but also China. Orwell as a metaphor cleverly uses the name Boxer for the Boxer Rebellion in China in the early twentieth century. It was this rebellion, which signaled the beginning of communism in red China. This communism, much like the distorted Stalin view…

…with lower wages in places such as China and India. The CBI's Mr Scott argues that manufacturing underpins the economy by supporting many of the service industries, such as distribution, transport and financial companies.…

…. To take China as an example, it was continuously scourged by the dictatorship in 1970s, but the Chinese people sought to pursue a better off life. Thanks to the open and reform policy which was implemented early in 1980s, they initiated their approaching…