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Which event in China is symbolized by the Lady with the Light in this 1989 cartoon?
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(4) faced challenges in their ability to maintain
communist governments
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What is editorial cartooning?
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What event does the cartoon above depict?
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To what event in the chapter is the cartoon referring?
The unification of Italy. your welcome on crop
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We really need more information than that provided - perhaps a link to the cartoon itself .
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