question archive 1) What were the living and working situations of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino and Asian Indian women between the end of WWI and the beginning of WWII in Hawaii and the main land? What were the consequences of the Page Law and the 1922 Cable Act on their families and community? 2) How might predictions about the future from the vantage point of 1900, the 1940s, and 2014 be different if they reflected the concerns of Chinese, Middle Eastern, African, Latin American, Indian, or other peoples of the Global South? The question deals with the future as history
1) What were the living and working situations of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino and Asian Indian women between the end of WWI and the beginning of WWII in Hawaii and the main land? What were the consequences of the Page Law and the 1922 Cable Act on their families and community? 2) How might predictions about the future from the vantage point of 1900, the 1940s, and 2014 be different if they reflected the concerns of Chinese, Middle Eastern, African, Latin American, Indian, or other peoples of the Global South? The question deals with the future as history
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1) What were the living and working situations of Chinese, Japanese,
Korean, Filipino and Asian Indian women between the end of WWI and the beginning of WWII in Hawaii and the main land? What were the consequences of the Page Law and the 1922 Cable Act on their families and community?
2) How might predictions about the future from the vantage point of 1900,
the 1940s, and 2014 be different if they reflected the concerns of Chinese, Middle Eastern, African, Latin American, Indian, or other peoples of the Global South?
The question deals with the future as history.
3) Leon Ma. Guerrero has considered Dr. Jose Rizal as the "First Filipino".
From this point of view, What can you say regarding the impact of Rizal in the creation of the Filipino consciousness towards Nationalism and Patriotism.
