Using the newspaper and magazines as a history resource

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Here is an article on how the Long March saved Mao and the Communist Party from destruction. Please observe all copyright laws. nb

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Here is an article written by Theodore White in 1983 on the Chiense Cultural Revolution. Let me know what you think. Please observe all copyright laws. nb

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Here is an article on how the Chinese influenced (enriched) the European Enlightenment. Please observe all copyright laws. nb

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Here is an article on how the Japanese attempt to revise their legacy in China (WWII.) Talk about reverse PC. Please observe all copyright laws. nb

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Ok here's one just to keep the class interesting. This article is about the Musuo and "Walking Marriages" in southwestern China. Think of the possibilities. nb Please observe all copyright laws.

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This article is strickly for AP World or AP Econ classes. It describes how China is attempting to reduce the disparity of wealth that is growing between the rural and urban rich. If you recall Mao's solutions to this problem you'll take it very seriously. Please observe all copyright laws. nb

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Here is an article recalling the fall of Lin Biao. Its from CNN and please observe all copyright laws. nb

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Here is an article on the caves of Yanan where Mao hid out at the end of the Long March. Please observe all copyright laws. nb

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Here is an article hot off the presses, at least as of today, December 14, 2005. Its on the legal system of China today and its changing character. Just think of the village near Hong Kong that was attacked by police forces and many villagers killed. Please observe all copyright laws. nb

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Here is a great article from the pages of the New York Times on the present political system in Japan. Nothing could be more current. Enjoy. Please observe all copyright laws. nb

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This article is from the Net and its on Prince Shikoku and his reforms. Important stuff here. Please observe all copyright laws and cite sources (and I'm not a source.) nb

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Here is an article on St. Francis Xavier in Japan. Hope its of value to some of you. The Jesuits were very active in Japan. It seems to have suited their values on self discipline, hierarchy, and order. Please observe all copyright laws.

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Here is an article about Emperor Hirohito from the pages of Time Magazine which listed the 100 most important people of the 20th century. Please observe all copyright laws. nb

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Here is an article on the Monoyama Era of Japan from, can you believe this, the New York Times. Hope you enjoy and find it useful for your classroom. Please observe all copyright laws. nb

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Here is an useful chronology of the history of Japan from the BBC. Hope you can use this. nb

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