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…in Pella, the ancient capital of Macedonia, the son of Philip II, king of Macedonia. Aristotle was Alexander's tutor; he taught Alexander literature, science, and philosophy. In the summer of 336 b.c.e., Phillip was assassinated, and Alexander gained…

…so and as a consequence they only left one port open to trade with the Western world, Guangzhou, the Capital of Guandong. The high prices instigated by the Chinese leaders, the Qing, gold and silver were the only goods China would accept. This lead…

…with judgement. For the United States, the revolution was a failure because the result was a communist nation in the Carribean. For the revolutionarie s in Cuba, the revolution accomplished many of their goals: capitalism was abolished and socialism installed eroding…

…in an industrialized economy. Moreover, the second industrial revolution changed the lives and attitudes of the working class. The American working class benefited and also fell victim of the rise of industrial capitalism. Most of the workers even experienced a rise…

…. Factors leading to this increase in supply may include: · Improvement in technology · Fall in the cost of factors of production (land, labour, capital) · Increase in availability of the factors of production · More favourable seasonal conditions (fresh…

…published another work called "American Capitalism". This book was based on American society who tends to constantly discuss about the ideology of competition and the realities of large economic enterprises. In 1958, he won the Tamiment Book Award…

…During the Shang period life as we know it had just began from our knowledge started about in 1766 B.C. ended in about 1122 B.C. the capital at the time was An-yang. The first signs of the Chinese writing system were found on the oracle bones. Some…

…and bitterness between the 2 countries grew stronger as the non-military battle of communism, capitalism begun. After WW2 Germany was spilt up into two countries. The East which was run by the USSR and the West which was run by the USA, France and Britain. The West…

…wave, however. The reason they did this was because Yamamoto predicted that the troops at Pearl Harbor would be able to a launch a few planes. There were two waves of planes. The first wave of planes were to destroy as many capital ships as possible…

…of the Soviet Union in 1991. Elements of globalization include trans-border capital, labor, management, news, images, and data flows. The main engines of globalization are the transnational corporations (TNCs), transnational media organizations (TMCs…