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Jiang's model in which a poor, cohesive, hungry, obedient society can overcome a richer but internally weakened rival.
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poor-conquer-rich model
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"two classes i will show you philip how this relationship between the father and son describes very well the personalities of philip and alexander..."
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Greek culture did not spread because everyone recognized its beauty.
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