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Economic Activities of the Women of Batangas Province by Tarcila Malabanan
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"In Batangas the 'idle lady' does not exist" opened Tarcila Malabanan's essay written in 1916 that became part of the ...
The Cheese Industry of Laguna Province by Teodulo Agus
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The famous Kesong Puti, a kind of cottage cheese, being sold in Laguna, Philippines turned out to be an endeavor that existed even a century...
Effect of the Railroad in Panay on the General Economic Life of the People by Ismael Colez
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The Panay Railway started operation in 1911 connecting Roxas City of Capiz to the port city of Iloilo. Along its route laid vast farm and su...
Bikol [Bicol] Folklore by Rosario Bonto
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Transcribed from the Beyer Ethnographic Collection of the National Library of the Philippines this tells a Bicolano creation myth with some ...
A Bikol Folktale From Tabaco, Albay by Esperanza F. Bonto
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Transcribed from the Beyer Ethnographic Collection of the National Library of the Philippines this tells the tale of a golden mortar and pes...
Who was the Empress Dowager Cixi? - Part 2
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With another 5-year old Emperor in the throne, Cixi once again played the role of regent. With the 1st regency running from 1875 – 1879...
What are the causes of the Xinhai Revolution of 1911?
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1911 marked the end of the Ancien Regime for China. The Xinhai Revolution of 1911 put an end in to the institution that steered the cou...
Who was Liang Qichao?
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Ideas, like seeds, when sowed to the ground, it will take root then grow into trees. Liang Qichao’s ideas on reforming China became the se...
Death of an Empire - 1911 Chinese Revolution
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Despite Wuhan having today a terrible image as ground zero for COVID-19, it had earned a place in Chinese history as the center of a R...
The House of Barakzai of Afghanistan - Part 3
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Nadir Khan became Nadir Shah after deposing King Amanullah in 1929. Amanullah's downfall came no surprise after the late King imposed ...
The House of Barakzai of Afghanistan - Part 2
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After the Second Anglo-Afghan War, Afghanistan rebuild under the leadership fo Abdur Rahman. As the new century came near, new challenge...
The House of Barakzai of Afghanistan - Part 1
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The dynasty led Afghanistan from 1826 to 1973 and on that period it battled foreign intervention, imperialism, traditionalism, and tri...
Gandhi in South Africa
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Gandhi in South Africa Gandhi used non-violence noncooperation, known as satyagraha, to bring independence to his country India. Howev...
The Henry Ford
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Henry Ford One of the icons of American business and automobile industry. He revolutionize the manufacturing of cars, bringing it to t...
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Dangerous Dictators: Idi Amin
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Idi Amin He ruled his country with an iron fist for 9 years. During that time, he terrorized his people and subjugated them in tre...
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Yasuda Zenjiro: The Founder of the Fourth Largest Zaibatsu
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Yasuda Zenjiro Founded the Yasuda Zaibatsu, he came from a poor background but rose to prominence in the financial world from his mone...
Dangerous Dictators: Mobutu Sese Seko
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Mobutu Sese Seko If someone made a list of worst dictators in history, Mobutu Sese Seko would always be a part of the list. A man who ...
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Dangerous Dictators: Jean-Bedel Bokassa
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Jean-Bedel Bokassa during his coronation Known for brutality and outrageous extravagance, Jean-Bedel Bokassa showed an example of how ...
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William Wrigley, Jr.: Gum Magnate and Advertising Genius
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William Wrigley, Jr. William Wrigley, Jr. (September 30, 1861 – January 26, 1932) owned the biggest gum manufacturing company in the ...
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The Nguyen Dynasty - The Last Ruling Family of Vietnam
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Gia Long They once ruled Vietnam. They were in fact, the last family to rule it as a monarchy. They faced constant threats from rival...
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