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 * [|China and the Boxer Rebellion]-- In this website it talks alot about the boxer rebellion but also has some links at the bottom for information about other wars and there is also 11 different lauguages you can turn the website into if you couldn't read english. also at the bottom of the page it has external links to webmasters, facts, newsleters, global village.
 * [|Uprising in China 1900-1901>]-- in this website there are several different links to education about this topic there is a blog on it where you can talk about it. there is some wars that you can look at. at the top it has an encylapedia, newsletter, links, glossary, database, and also a search engine.
 * [|Boxer Rebellion 1900>]-- at the top of this page there is links of wars, timelines, blog, weapons, bioagraphy, documents, battles, there is also a search engine. at the bottom of the page there is help links, F A Q links a link to contact the one who made it.
 * [|The Boxer Rebellionan>]-- in this website at the top there are links to teaching resources, development services, at the bottom there is a table of contents, at the bottom there is a phone number for who made it and also an email address to contact him.
 * [|Boxer Uprising Movement 1900]-- in this website it has links to move down the page easier to where exactly you want to go. at the bottom of the page it has hyperlinks to history and other education. it has alot of different sections in this website about it also talks about the results of the uprising and causes of it.

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** Summary ** Justin- I made it clear you were not to copy and paste. In this project I learned the way the boxer rebelleion become about is the earliest settlers of China, in order to defend their lands, merged their small families to form larger groups. As time passed, some family members from one //village became more powerful than others and ruled not only their own family group, but also some of the neighboring family groups. // //When the Qui/Ch'in dynasty came to power in 221BC, Qin Shi Huanghi took power away from nobles, and made peasants pay taxes directly to him. Because he wanted the same law enforced everywhere, he made punishment very harsh for disobedience - beheading, cutting the body in half or tearing the body apart. // As time passed china grow weaker because s //uccessive emperors failed to bring China into the modern world. // Then British went to war with china .The B ritish forced Chinese to surrender under terms of the Treaty of Nanjing. China also singed other treaties with France, Germany, and the United States. These countries made a lot of money out of china's expense. //During the fighting, Russia, France and Japan seized more and more Chinese territories and possessions //<span style="font-family: Times New Roman,serif; font-style: normal;">. As a result of the double challenge to imperial authority by rebels and foreigners, a group of mandarins advocated a reform of limited Westernisation known as the Self-Strengthening Movement. After the defeat in China the Chinese signed a treaty to japan of Shimonoseki. The treaty exposed the Chinese government's weaknesses and encouraged foreign powers to move in and exploit China to an even greater extent. Income from customs' dues declined and a renewed flood of cheap foreign manufactured goods continued to ruin the native handicraft trade the basis of China's rural economy. Northern peasants formed an organisation known to Westerners as "the Boxers," so named because its founders named themselves, in Chinese, "The Fist of Righteous Harmony." because of the boxers uprising in the late 1800's and the start of the 1900's it became a turning point in china's history. //<span style="font-family: Times New Roman,serif; font-style: normal;"> Economic hardship, anti-foreign feeling resulting from the activities of the Christian missionaries, and a widespread belief in superstition by the uneducated lower classes fueled this peasant rebellion. //<span style="font-family: Times New Roman,serif; font-style: normal;"> The efforts of many of the reformers to introduce change which would help rejuvenate the dynasty and put a stop to foreign imperialism failed and the Chinese themselves began to regard foreigners with fear instead of disdain and hostility. As a result of these attacks on foreigners, China came to be regarded as an uncivilized, lawless county. Although the Manchu court made some gestures toward reform, its authority had become so weak that many Chinese turned to revolution as China's only hope. The Dowager Empress Ci Xi died in 1908, leaving a small boy, Puyi, to become China's next and last emperor. It was the beginning of the end. After thousands of years, the Chinese Empire finally collapsed and the Provisional Government of the Chinese Republic came into power in 1911.

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The assemble Line from Henry Ford in 1913 **__

Theses/objective Statement The purpose of this project is to increase your understanding of the Assembly line and to tell you how it was made and by who.

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References

http://www.stmatthias-milw.org/school/grade8/MrHeineckesClass/106/106Ford.htm http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blford.htm http://www.aeragon.com/02/02-04.html http://www.picturehistory.com/product/id/2487 http://www.essortment.com/all/movingassembly_rfjh.htm http://www.eyewitnesstohistory.com/ford.htm

<span style="font-size: 130%; background-color: rgb(255, 0, 122);"> Inventions "A multi-part feature on the history of automobiles starting with the first steam, electrical, and gasoline-engine cars. Learn the controversy behind what was the first car in history and the importance of the internal combustion engine. The lives of many famous automotive makers are explored in detail with special pages on the assembly line, the origins of the name automobile, the patent disputes, and more."
 * Justin Coffey
 * automobile
 * Henry Ford
 * 1885
 * transportation

"An **automobile** or **motor car** is a [|wheeled] [|motor vehicle] for [|transporting] [|passengers], which also carries its own [|engine] or motor. Most definitions of the term specify that automobiles are designed to run primarily on roads, to have seating for one to eight people, to typically have four wheels, and to be constructed principally for the [|transport] of people rather than goods.[|[1]] However, the term is far from precise because there are many types of vehicles that do similar tasks."


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 * [|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automobile(brief] history)
 * [|http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-Model-T-24-ford-t-bucket-custom-painted_W0QQitemZ220278066264QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item220278066264&_trkparms=39%3A1|65%3A1|240%3A1318&_trksid=p4506.c0.m245](pictures)
 * http:/inventors.about.com/od/cstartinventions/a/Car_History.htm (brief history)