This is our revised and updated documentary for National History Day 2007, entitled “The High Cost of a Lower Population: The Triumph and Tragedy of China’s One-Child Policy.” We first began research in the fall of 2006, and only now is the documentary presented here in its final form.

This documentary placed 2nd in Washington State (senior level), and will be competing in the National competition in Washington D.C. on June 9th, 2007 against 99 other finalists from around the country. Wish us best of luck! Thanks for all of the support so far.

-W.C. and T.T.; 10th grade Shorewood High School

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All the right moves by One Republic made with lyrics

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Join Jessica for some interesting facts about ancient Greece civilization. Did the Greeks invent the first computer? What was life like in ancient Greece? Did the Greeks figure out that the world was actually round? And who discovered that dolphins are actual mammals?

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Song: One Republic “Apologize”… Original Song by One Republic…not Timbaland. This is PRE-TIMBALAND.
Video: Made by Aaron Platt (ME) Concieved, shot, and edited in Dec of 2006′, shot in Los Angeles, CA.

Please keep an eye out for the next music video project at www.disarmfilms.com … If you like this one, your going to LOVE the next one.

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Song: Timbaland presents One Republic: Apologize

Lyrics:

I’m holding on your rope,
Got me ten feet off the ground
And I’m hearing what you say but I just can’t make a sound
You tell me that you need me
Then you go and cut me down, but wait
You tell me that you’re sorry
Didn’t think I’d turn around, and say…

That it’s too late to apologize, it’s too late
I said it’s too late to apologize, it’s too late

I’d take another chance, take a fall
Take a shot for you
And I need you like a heart needs a beat
But it’s nothing new – yeah yeah

I loved you with the fire red
Now it’s turning blue, and you say…
“Sorry” like the angel heaven let me think was you
But I’m afraid…

It’s too late to apologize, it’s too late
I said it’s too late to apologize, it’s too late whoa…..

It’s too late to apologize, it’s too late
I said it’s too late to apologize, it’s too late
I said it’s too late to apologize, yeah
I said it’s too late to apologize, yeah
I’m holding on your rope, got me ten feet off the ground…

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China’s controversial one child policy has stemmed population growth but at what cost? From forced abortions to heavy fines, many have suffered.

“If people tried to have a second child and didn’t have any money, they’d have their house pulled down,” complains Liu Shuling. She attracted the wrath of local officials and was heavily fined when she became pregnant a second time. “It was very hard,” she recalls. “Fortunately, we didn’t starve to death.” For the past twenty-five years, controlling population growth has been a major priority for the Chinese government. “Unless there is a containment of population, there will be no economic growth, no social stability or social harmony,” explains official Siri Tellier. But there’s real concern that this policy has created a generation of spoilt children. “They are very delicate. They can’t cope with setbacks,” states teacher Sun Kaiyun. Demographic growth may have been stemmed but new population problems have been created. The preference for boys has led to millions of female foetuses being aborted. Now, tens of millions of Chinese men face a future with no prospect of a female partner. And that could create the social unrest the one child policy was supposed to avoid.

Produced by ABC Australia
Distributed by Journeyman Pictures

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China’s controversial one child policy has stemmed population growth but at what cost? From forced abortions to heavy fines, many have suffered.

“If people tried to have a second child and didn’t have any money, they’d have their house pulled down,” complains Liu Shuling. She attracted the wrath of local officials and was heavily fined when she became pregnant a second time. “It was very hard,” she recalls. “Fortunately, we didn’t starve to death.” For the past twenty-five years, controlling population growth has been a major priority for the Chinese government. “Unless there is a containment of population, there will be no economic growth, no social stability or social harmony,” explains official Siri Tellier. But there’s real concern that this policy has created a generation of spoilt children. “They are very delicate. They can’t cope with setbacks,” states teacher Sun Kaiyun. Demographic growth may have been stemmed but new population problems have been created. The preference for boys has led to millions of female foetuses being aborted. Now, tens of millions of Chinese men face a future with no prospect of a female partner. And that could create the social unrest the one child policy was supposed to avoid.

Produced by ABC Australia
Distributed by Journeyman Pictures

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