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Water Resources

Water Resources. Chapter 13. Core Case Study: Water Conflicts in the Middle East: A Preview of the Future. Water shortages in the Middle East: hydrological poverty Nile River: flows through 7 countries, Ethopia @ the end is most desperate Jordan Basin: Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.

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Unit 5: China

Unit 5: China. History. For centuries China was a closed country trading only with their neighbors. They distrusted western nations . Eventually European nations and the US forced their way into China China was not strong enough militarily to keep the westerners out. History.

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Why was the Tonghak Rebellion so significant?

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The Decline of Imperial China

The Decline of Imperial China. Disorder under Heaven Natural calamities Human-caused disorder Natural calamities: Earthquake , drought, flood, famine, plague, volcanic eruption, Two types of human-caused disorder Foreign invasion (from outside of the empire) Rebellion (within the empire).

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RUSSIAN EMERGENCE

RUSSIAN EMERGENCE. UNIT 5. INTRODUCTION. Modern Russia began in 800s Rolling plains alllowed for many groups to roam the lands Slavs tired of fighting allowed Norsemen to establish a colony. Introduction. Russian princes ruled from 800-1200s Russian rulers adopted Orthodox Christianity

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10 th American History

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Spanish Civil War: What Were the Causes of the Spanish Civil War

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Latin America: Cuban Revolution & Zapatistas

Latin America: Cuban Revolution & Zapatistas. The Cuban Revolution. Cuba was a Spanish Colony . In 1898, the US defeated Spain in the Spanish-American War and Cuba won its independence (with limits ). For many years Cuba was the richest country in the Caribbean.

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Imperialism expands to India

Imperialism expands to India. Unit Enduring Understandings 1. The motives of competition and profit often prompt people and groups to expand into new areas of opportunity.

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