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The May Fourth Movement: Intellectual and Political Awakening – Explore the Nationalist and Anti-Imperialist Student Protests That Galvanized Chinese Intellectuals and Led to Increased Awareness of the Need for Modernization, Science, and Democracy.

The May Fourth Movement: Intellectual and Political Awakening - A Lecture (Professor enters the stage, adjusting their spectacles with a flourish. They're carrying a stack of books precariously balanced and…
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The Chongqing and Bo Xilai Incident (2012): A Political Scandal Revealing Elite Tensions – Examine the Scandal Surrounding Bo Xilai, a Prominent Politician in Chongqing, Exploring the Allegations of Corruption and Abuse of Power, His Downfall, And What This Event Revealed About Political Factionalism and Power Struggles within the Chinese Communist Party.

The Chongqing and Bo Xilai Incident (2012): A Political Scandal Revealing Elite Tensions – A Lecture (Professor slides a picture of Bo Xilai onto the screen. He’s smiling, immaculately dressed,…
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The Tiananmen Square Protests of 1989: A Student-Led Demand for Democracy – Explore the Weeks of Demonstrations by Students and Other Citizens in Beijing Calling for Political Reforms, Greater Freedom, And an End to Corruption, Highlighting the Growing Desire for Political Change in China and Leading to the Tragic Events that Followed.

The Tiananmen Square Protests of 1989: A Student-Led Demand for Democracy (Lecture Hall Doors Slam Open with a Dramatic BANG!) Alright class, settle down, settle down! Today we’re diving headfirst…
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The Death of Zhou Enlai (1976): Mourning and Political Tensions – Examine the Public Reaction and Political Climate Following the Death of Premier Zhou Enlai, a Respected Figure During the Cultural Revolution, Exploring How His Death Became a Catalyst for Expressions of Dissatisfaction with the Political Situation and the Gang of Four.

The Death of Zhou Enlai (1976): Mourning and Political Tensions – A Catalyst for Change (Lecture Starts) Alright everyone, settle down, settle down! Today we’re diving headfirst into one of…
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The Lin Biao Incident (1971): A Mysterious Death and Political Purge – Examine the Events Surrounding the Alleged Coup Attempt by Lin Biao, Mao Zedong’s Designated Successor, And His Mysterious Death While Trying to Flee China, Exploring the Political Intrigue and Purge That Followed, Further Shaking the Stability of the Cultural Revolution era leadership.

The Lin Biao Incident (1971): A Mysterious Death and Political Purge – A Lecture on Betrayal, Planes, and Possible Pork Chops! 🐖✈️ Alright class, settle down, settle down! Today, we're…
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The Tiananmen Square Protests and Massacre (1989): A Demand for Democracy and its Brutal Suppression – Examine the Student-Led Protests for Political Reform in Beijing and the Subsequent Military Crackdown, Exploring the Causes of the Protests, The Government’s Response, And The Lasting Impact of This Event on China’s Political Landscape and International Relations.

The Tiananmen Square Protests and Massacre (1989): A Demand for Democracy and its Brutal Suppression (A Lecture with a Dash of Dark Humor) (Professor Meowser, PhD (Purrsistently Demanding History), Department…
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Political Philosophy: What is Justice and How Should Society Be Organized? Dive into the Fundamental Questions of Political Philosophy, Exploring Concepts Like Justice, Rights, Liberty, Equality, and the Role and Legitimacy of Government, Examining Ideas From Ancient Greece to Contemporary Debates.

Political Philosophy: What is Justice and How Should Society Be Organized? A Comedic Journey Through Seriously Important Ideas (Welcome! Grab a seat, preferably one that isn't built on some oppressive,…
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Political Philosophy: What is Justice and How Should Society Be Organized? Dive into the Fundamental Questions of Political Philosophy, Exploring Concepts Like Justice, Rights, Liberty, Equality, and the Role and Legitimacy of Government, Examining Ideas From Ancient Greece to Contemporary Debates.

Political Philosophy: What is Justice and How Should Society Be Organized? (A Humorous, Slightly Irreverent Lecture) (Professor Quirke adjusts his bow tie, leans into the podium, and a mischievous glint…
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Banksy’s *Deconstructed Che Guevara*: Pop Culture and Political Iconography – Examine Banksy’s Stencil Work That Reinterprets the Image of Che Guevara, Exploring Themes of Revolution, Celebrity, and the Commodification of Political Icons in Popular Culture and Street Art.

Banksy's Deconstructed Che Guevara: Pop Culture and Political Iconography - A Lecture (Opening Music: A frantic remix of "Hasta Siempre" fading into punk rock) Alright everyone, settle down, settle down!…