East Asia

The writer Philip Brasor composed a detailed and informative article about the group The Ventures. This is an easy read that went into large detail highlighting the bands enormous success and popularity in and across Japan. In this detailed article Philip Brasor stayed on track with his information, making it easy for the reader to follow and understand the main points of what he was focusing on. Within the article Brasor highlights some great points that give the reader a view on the bands career

The author; Jared Diamond made a very convincing point that Eurasia was the most dominant region in the world rather than any other regions in the world. Factors like Eurasia had east and west axis, more domesticated animals and plants, and with easier geography and climate environment to adapt to. The location of many regions heavily depend on the location in which they are in, making some areas easier to survive in. The questions could be easily answered by the thesis with many example to prove

How did the rise of nomadic empires foster the ascent of trans-oceanic trade? The nomadic empire grew as years passed by and as the population increased. Due to this fact, there resulted a high competition for the available resources and this led to conflicts between the nomads. To take care of the risen demand of the people’s needs, powerful military machines were developed. Administrative institutions were also formed to help the nomads in participating in trade. The trade was conducted over

Our world, in the 21st century is more interconnected than ever before. The world is pacing faster than ever before. Take a look at biggest events of the 21st century: extreme climate change escorted by important weather ends; death-causing tsunamis caused by huge earthquakes; unique terrorist attacks across the globe; costly wars in Iraq and Afghanistan;a terrible and unnoticed crisis in Center Africa costing millions of lives; an economic crisis threatening the stability of the international system

in 1000 ce. The ship was carrying raw materials and goods from all across Asia, containing tin and many more valuable metals.This shows the importance of tin in southeast Asia. Also Tin as a part of another important metal, bronze, was necessary for the production of everyday objects in many areas in Asia. This chapter shows how important metal was at this time and how much of use it was. The maps made it easy to show how Asia connected around other parts of the Asian world."Finally, trade was essential

While I do think that Japan’s and China’s policies of isolations served them well in many circumstances, especially in warding off colonization by Europe, I also think that societies become rewardingly more complex and more advantageously when they swap ideas, technology, resources, and cultures, along with when they are tolerant of each other. For instance, Shah Abbas of the Safavids drew up the golden age of his empire through techniques of impeccable cultural blending. He, in a show of tolerance

variety of large draft animals capable of domestication, whereas the Western hemisphere environment had no draft animals capable of agricultural or commercial use in its lands. Secondly, the difference in the climates and landscapes made possible for the East to develop long-distance trade while the West was not able to make the long journeys over treacherous and distinctly difficult ground. Therefore it was the difference in the environments – the terrain or landscapes, and the animals, or lack of animals

economic religious and political factors. The objectives for the European continents were to establish a secure trade relationship with Africa. In Africa, they were mainly interested in trading leather Gold and pepper which, later on, they traded with Asia for silk and species (Klooster, 2018). At the time the Europeans encountered some challenges, which were both religious and political. The problems originated from

For the investigation into the pre-1868 Samurai legacy impact on the growth of 1900s Japanese nationalism which inevitably led to Japanese involvement in World War II in the 1930s. In the 1920s, prior to Japanese involvement in the World War II, there was conflict within Japan. Many felt the need to reject Western modernization, viewing it as a way to assimilate the Japanese culture into a vessel to support Western invasion of culture and land. Those who opposed the expansion of Western culture

All the strange activities, rituals, cuisines, costumes, and etc. that the east revel in is only a fabrication of western imagination. The orients are either characterized as evil mob, sword wielding, or welcoming, peaceful villagers in need of help. For instance, the elder who asked Indiana to retrieve the sankara stone stolen