I need help, please!
I'm doing an essay for social.
What is the role of the imperial family in Japan?
Their role is mostly of a traditional and ceremonial one. In Japanese culture, tradition and ceremony are very important, although no real governing or ruling power legally exists. However, one should not discount the leverage of an imperial family. Cultural biases and pressure can be powerful tools if wielded craftily. For an in-depth study, read anything about MacArthur and the terms of surrender concerning Japan. Good luck with your essay.
Reply:Prior to WWII, the Emperor was considered a god. That is one of the reasons that the Japanese were so averse to surrender: fear that their god would be an enemy's prisoner.
Now he is a link to ancient fuedal Japan, when Tokyo was called Edo, and warlords and samurai
were the nobility of Japan. The Emperor still remains sequestered away from common people.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Em...
Reply:the grandparents watch the house, the parents work, the kids do anything that the adults tell them to do
Reply:As far as I know, the imperial family in Japan has nothing more than a figurehead status. They lost any real governing power after WWII. They are mostly just there for tradition. I'm not 100% positive, but I think that is what the purpose of the imperial family is.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
How do you leave Shivering isles and go back to Imperial City?
Hello, I have Oblivion and Shivering Isles installed for the pc and I am two thirds of the way through the main quest. I have downloaded and installed a couple of mods which need me to go back to Imperial City and then back again to SI. Is there a shortcut back to Imperial City or the mainland from Shivering Isles. I cannot see any map markers for the Oblivion mainland from SI.
shane
How do you leave Shivering isles and go back to Imperial City?
You have to go back out the way you came in. You can fast travel to the portal, which then leads to Tamriel, but that is about as quick as you can go.
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How do you leave Shivering isles and go back to Imperial City?
You have to go back out the way you came in. You can fast travel to the portal, which then leads to Tamriel, but that is about as quick as you can go.
I need information or a website on how to take care of an Imperial Shih Tzu puppie.?
My mom is going to go get a Imperial Shih Tzu puppie today from a breeder and we have had trouble finding a site that explains to us how to take care of the puppie. For example when should we take him to the vet and what he should eat and all that good stuff. We also plan to breed him with another Shih Tzu female with a family friend. So any information is helpful thanks.
I need information or a website on how to take care of an Imperial Shih Tzu puppie.?
All puppies need the same care regardless of breed. I have a Shih Tzu that is now two years old. I treated him just like any other pup; he ate Purina Puppy Chow and got his shots at 6, 9, and 12 weeks. You can give them the shots yourselves, but make sure the shots are refrigerated. If the shots are room temp then they're non-effective and the pup could still get sick. Be sure to read the label on the injection directions. If you're too nervous, take them to the vet. Most vets give you a puppy packet that gives you all the needed information on your new bundle of joy, plus it has a records page to keep track of all your pups needs. Good luck! Remember the most important thing a pup needs is unconditional love.
Reply:1) There's no such thing as an "imperial" shih tzu.
2) If your breeder was any good, they would be giving you this information.
3) Great, another BYB in the making......
Reply:http://www.shihtzu.org/Info/imperial.asp...
You might want to read this link about your "Imperial" Shih Tzu... I would run away from this bad breeder.
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I need information or a website on how to take care of an Imperial Shih Tzu puppie.?
All puppies need the same care regardless of breed. I have a Shih Tzu that is now two years old. I treated him just like any other pup; he ate Purina Puppy Chow and got his shots at 6, 9, and 12 weeks. You can give them the shots yourselves, but make sure the shots are refrigerated. If the shots are room temp then they're non-effective and the pup could still get sick. Be sure to read the label on the injection directions. If you're too nervous, take them to the vet. Most vets give you a puppy packet that gives you all the needed information on your new bundle of joy, plus it has a records page to keep track of all your pups needs. Good luck! Remember the most important thing a pup needs is unconditional love.
Reply:1) There's no such thing as an "imperial" shih tzu.
2) If your breeder was any good, they would be giving you this information.
3) Great, another BYB in the making......
Reply:http://www.shihtzu.org/Info/imperial.asp...
You might want to read this link about your "Imperial" Shih Tzu... I would run away from this bad breeder.
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What is the difference between imperial and empire?
Abjective
Noun
What is the difference between imperial and empire?
"Imperial" is an adjective. "Empire" is a noun.
Unless of course you're talking about an "empire dress," in which case "empire" is an adjective.
Reply:An empire (from the Latin "imperium", denoting military command within the ancient Roman government) is a state that extends dominion over populations distinct culturally and ethnically from the culture/ethnicity at the center of power. Scholars still debate about what exactly constitutes an empire, and other definitions may emphasize economic or political factors.
Imperial is a term that is used to describe something that relates to an empire, emperor, or the concept of imperialism.
It can also refer to places, organizations, standards and types, things, animals and plants
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Noun
What is the difference between imperial and empire?
"Imperial" is an adjective. "Empire" is a noun.
Unless of course you're talking about an "empire dress," in which case "empire" is an adjective.
Reply:An empire (from the Latin "imperium", denoting military command within the ancient Roman government) is a state that extends dominion over populations distinct culturally and ethnically from the culture/ethnicity at the center of power. Scholars still debate about what exactly constitutes an empire, and other definitions may emphasize economic or political factors.
Imperial is a term that is used to describe something that relates to an empire, emperor, or the concept of imperialism.
It can also refer to places, organizations, standards and types, things, animals and plants
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Do we need to learn metric and imperial?
Two contestants on The Weakest Link thought that cwt was cue weight and half a gross was 6 !! Since America use imperial above metric, are our schools failing kids by just teaching them metric?
Do we need to learn metric and imperial?
we should all learn both of them, I can't understand what all the fuss is about we were taught both systems at school and that was 55 years ago. and stop knocking the americans they are right to go their own way,unlike us who accept punitive laws from the EU for something as innocent as selling a pound of tomatoes.
Reply:No The metric system is world wide. Its only the backward United states that continues to hang on to imperial measurements.
The metric system is far more accurate and concise in measurement. Most Americans are resistant to change and dumbasses that can't grasp the fact that it is they who are out of sync with the rest of the world!
Reply:Firstly, there are more countries out there besides the USA...and other systems of measurement. Should our children be taught to know what a knuckle is or how to measure it?
Secondly, I don't think it should be taught in schools beyond what it is. If a person lives in a metric country, not knowing what imperial measures are is not a bad thing. I didn't know what cwt was, but I live on metric.
Having said that, I know some imperial measuring so that I can communicate with my Gran and Mum with ease as they both grew up learning imperial.
Finally, the Weakest Link is not a good way to determine how smart a nation is, it's a tv game...
Reply:Basics of one. Details of other!
Reply:I learnt metric at school and never use it. All my adult life I have used feet and inches because they are more practical. Because there are 12 inches in a foot imperial measures can be divided by 3 and 4 and yield whole numbers. With metric you get a lot of 0.25 and 0.333333333 when you divide.
Reply:Private schools are not failing to educate children and they do it in metric only. Europe churns out some well educated 'metric only' teenagers ...
So America has nothing to do with it really ...
Reply:Fair question, but I don't think it's necessary. If you're an engineer and you work with Americans, you figure out imperial as you go along; it's just part of picking up the jargon of your profession. School was never going to teach me whether 100,000 pounds per hour of steam was a lot or a little.
Metric beats imperial in every respect except geometric progressions. If the metric system could find some way of matching the logic of having screw and bolt sizes in a progressive series of fractions, it would be perfect.
Reply:Who cares......U have to learn both anyway. Why question them.
Reply:You should learn both. Many things in the UK are still marked in imperial regardless of regulations.
Reply:We do need both.
In my last job I had to deal with American specs., all of them in feet and inches, with no metric equivalents.
I had to convert measurements like 55 ft, 9 %26amp; 7/16 inches into metres before we could do anything with them.
Until the USA drags itself, kicking and screaming, into the 21st century we're stuck with having to know both.
Do we need to learn metric and imperial?
we should all learn both of them, I can't understand what all the fuss is about we were taught both systems at school and that was 55 years ago. and stop knocking the americans they are right to go their own way,unlike us who accept punitive laws from the EU for something as innocent as selling a pound of tomatoes.
Reply:No The metric system is world wide. Its only the backward United states that continues to hang on to imperial measurements.
The metric system is far more accurate and concise in measurement. Most Americans are resistant to change and dumbasses that can't grasp the fact that it is they who are out of sync with the rest of the world!
Reply:Firstly, there are more countries out there besides the USA...and other systems of measurement. Should our children be taught to know what a knuckle is or how to measure it?
Secondly, I don't think it should be taught in schools beyond what it is. If a person lives in a metric country, not knowing what imperial measures are is not a bad thing. I didn't know what cwt was, but I live on metric.
Having said that, I know some imperial measuring so that I can communicate with my Gran and Mum with ease as they both grew up learning imperial.
Finally, the Weakest Link is not a good way to determine how smart a nation is, it's a tv game...
Reply:Basics of one. Details of other!
Reply:I learnt metric at school and never use it. All my adult life I have used feet and inches because they are more practical. Because there are 12 inches in a foot imperial measures can be divided by 3 and 4 and yield whole numbers. With metric you get a lot of 0.25 and 0.333333333 when you divide.
Reply:Private schools are not failing to educate children and they do it in metric only. Europe churns out some well educated 'metric only' teenagers ...
So America has nothing to do with it really ...
Reply:Fair question, but I don't think it's necessary. If you're an engineer and you work with Americans, you figure out imperial as you go along; it's just part of picking up the jargon of your profession. School was never going to teach me whether 100,000 pounds per hour of steam was a lot or a little.
Metric beats imperial in every respect except geometric progressions. If the metric system could find some way of matching the logic of having screw and bolt sizes in a progressive series of fractions, it would be perfect.
Reply:Who cares......U have to learn both anyway. Why question them.
Reply:You should learn both. Many things in the UK are still marked in imperial regardless of regulations.
Reply:We do need both.
In my last job I had to deal with American specs., all of them in feet and inches, with no metric equivalents.
I had to convert measurements like 55 ft, 9 %26amp; 7/16 inches into metres before we could do anything with them.
Until the USA drags itself, kicking and screaming, into the 21st century we're stuck with having to know both.
Why did the Nazis ally with Imperial Japan?
If the Nazis believed in the "superiority" of the "white race", wasn't allying themselves with an Asian people against their racist beliefs?
Also, didn't Imperial Japan supposedly stand against the "Imperialistic Europeans"?
What would have happened if the Axis won? Do you think this alliance would have continued after the war?
Why did the Nazis ally with Imperial Japan?
There's an ancient saying that's the root of political alliances: "The enemy of my enemy is my friend". The Japanese believed they were the master race at least as much as the Germans did, but they had common enemies and it suited them well to be allies. Germany didn't have anything Japan wanted immediately and vice versa, but both could cause lots of trouble for the other's enemies and they could always fight each other later for the championship of the World.
Hitler also had many Arab allies in spite of his extreme anti-Semitism (ironic since Arabs and Jews are both technically semitic, though the term anti-Semitic has come to mean anti-Jewish). The Muslims of Yugoslavia actually fielded Nazi regiments.
Had, gods forbid, the Axis won, Japan would have taken over Asia, Germany would have taken over Europe and North Africa, and eventually Asia Minor and or the Americas would have been a very bloody battleground.
Reply:You have to remember that Hitler's ambitions were in Eastern Europe, not Asia. He didn't give a rat's rump about Asia. So why not ally with the Japs? They were kicking butt all over the continent, and they'd even kicked the Russians' collective butt back in 1905, and that was before the Communist Revolution and Stalinist purges killed off all the able military officers! He was probably hoping they'd force Russia into the same two front war he got sucked into. Fortunately for all of us, however, they were purely mercenary bastards who were only out for themselves and no one else!
Reply:I believe it was a way to get the Japanese involved in a future war with the Soviet Union, despite Japan's non-aggression pact with the Soviets. It was to keep enough Soviet troops bogged down on the Eastern side of the country facing the Japanese. It didn't work of course. They would have eventually fought each other had they made it that far.
Reply:the both wanted to take over the world..
and sooner or later they would have fought against each other
im kinda guessing on this..
i totally sucked at AP world history
Also, didn't Imperial Japan supposedly stand against the "Imperialistic Europeans"?
What would have happened if the Axis won? Do you think this alliance would have continued after the war?
Why did the Nazis ally with Imperial Japan?
There's an ancient saying that's the root of political alliances: "The enemy of my enemy is my friend". The Japanese believed they were the master race at least as much as the Germans did, but they had common enemies and it suited them well to be allies. Germany didn't have anything Japan wanted immediately and vice versa, but both could cause lots of trouble for the other's enemies and they could always fight each other later for the championship of the World.
Hitler also had many Arab allies in spite of his extreme anti-Semitism (ironic since Arabs and Jews are both technically semitic, though the term anti-Semitic has come to mean anti-Jewish). The Muslims of Yugoslavia actually fielded Nazi regiments.
Had, gods forbid, the Axis won, Japan would have taken over Asia, Germany would have taken over Europe and North Africa, and eventually Asia Minor and or the Americas would have been a very bloody battleground.
Reply:You have to remember that Hitler's ambitions were in Eastern Europe, not Asia. He didn't give a rat's rump about Asia. So why not ally with the Japs? They were kicking butt all over the continent, and they'd even kicked the Russians' collective butt back in 1905, and that was before the Communist Revolution and Stalinist purges killed off all the able military officers! He was probably hoping they'd force Russia into the same two front war he got sucked into. Fortunately for all of us, however, they were purely mercenary bastards who were only out for themselves and no one else!
Reply:I believe it was a way to get the Japanese involved in a future war with the Soviet Union, despite Japan's non-aggression pact with the Soviets. It was to keep enough Soviet troops bogged down on the Eastern side of the country facing the Japanese. It didn't work of course. They would have eventually fought each other had they made it that far.
Reply:the both wanted to take over the world..
and sooner or later they would have fought against each other
im kinda guessing on this..
i totally sucked at AP world history
How do i install the drive belt on an whirlpool imperial seventy washing machine?
I can't get the clearance needed th get the belt over the clutch rod
How do i install the drive belt on an whirlpool imperial seventy washing machine?
Sounds like a job for the lonely, bored Maytag repairman!
Reply:This washer is too old to mess around with. The belt is difficult to replace and some have a heavy duty clutch that needs to be compressed and nobody has the tool for it.
Get a new one.
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How do i install the drive belt on an whirlpool imperial seventy washing machine?
Sounds like a job for the lonely, bored Maytag repairman!
Reply:This washer is too old to mess around with. The belt is difficult to replace and some have a heavy duty clutch that needs to be compressed and nobody has the tool for it.
Get a new one.
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