China's ability to maintain favorable trade status with North American nations despite it's poor human rights record is a blow to humanitarian rights and freedoms. Canada and the US have taken a hypocritical stance in their dealing with China, compromising ethical values for material gain. Instead, North American nations should restrict trade and aid to China to programs that can be used to encourage social reforms.

Essay provides a discussion regarding the capitilistic nature of China.

Examines the factors leading to the American Great Depression. Describes how the Great Depression indicated a significant shift in worldwide finances, politics. Explores the role of the Federal Reserve System.

Evaluates China's ineffective relationship with the West up to 1842, largely due to China's traditional attitude of foreign inferiority. The Chinese attitude principally stemmed from a philosophy of an innate superiority, their self-imposed isolation and the success of the Tang Dynasty.

Essay answers the question "Why was the Great Leap Forward program a failure?"

Essay analyzes why the Chinese Communist Party worked with the Kuomintang during the 1920's.

As a result of numerous foreign influences, the Chinese culture developed in a number of ways. Due to the effects of the Silk Road, during the period 200 - 900 CE, China was influenced by many countries, impacting its culture in the fields of literature and science.

Examines the history of Malaysia, mainly about the colonization of the British and the Japanese. Lists the reasons for colonization from both the British and Japanese perspectives.

A look at the Vietnamese interpretation of Confucianism and the degree to which it influenced the Vietnamese government. While Confucianism played an important role in the shaping of Vietnam, the Vietnamese accepted only the political and moral aspects of this philosophy and combined it aspects of Buddhism and Taoism.

Explores the history of China, focusing on the Sino Japanese War. Describes how it temporarily halted the Chinese civil war situation and united the two parties CCP and GMD to form a united front to confront the Japanese military aggression in its ambition to colonize China. Details how the Japanese troops underestimated the determination of the Chinese United Front to fight for their own survival.