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    Animal Farm was written by George Orwell was the pen name of Eric Blair, a British political writer who, unlike most British citizens, was not a fan of the Soviet Union and its Socialist policies. He also did not consider the Soviet Union a positive representation of the possibilities of socialist societies. One of Orwell's goals in writing Animal Farm was to portray the Russian (or Bolshevik) Revolution of 1917 as one that resulted in a government more oppressive than the last. Thus the book…

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    Alek Zelbo History Essay November 25 Maglioni The Reasons Behind the Decline of Tsarist Russia There were four major factors that lead to the collapse of Tsarist Russia. Russia was very spread out, nearly 125 million people spread out across Europe and Asia, making it hard to govern. Russia became weaker because of World War I (losing 200,000 men) causing the Tsarist government to lose the support of the military. Tsar Nicholas had difficulty responding to any criticism or creating social…

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    The individuals of society come together to work towards a goal that is unachievable individually. This goal is seen to be a collaborative effort from all the individuals. In the Russian Revolution of 1917, the underrepresented lower class revolted against their imperial government. Their effort was rewarded with a government representing the different classes of society, but it quickly turns into a totalitarianism controlled by Stalin. These events are paralleled with the events in Animal Farm.…

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    “The revolution happened because I didn’t kill him in time to stop it” Felix Yusupov How far did the political and personal influence exerted by Rasputin lead to the downfall of Tsarist Russia?  General information on this topic Nicholas II of Russia was the last emperor of Russia (1st November 1894 to 15th March 1917). His reign saw the dramatic fall of the imperial Russian empire. After the Febuary revolution of 1917 Nicholas was forced to abdicate the throne. In 1918, Nicholas and his family…

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    The Russian Revolution of 1917 has been interpreted by various historiographical positions regarding the causation and overall inevitability of the revolution. While the theory of deepening revolution, theorized by Crane Britton which suggests that the Russian revolution followed a determinist state of events leading towards a new governmental ideology, is a possible explanation for the events in 1917, the historiographical position which best explains the inevitability of the Russian revolution…

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    How well did Tsar Nicholas II rule Russia in the years 1906-1917? (50 marks) Nicholas ruled Russia abysmally in the years 1906 –1917. He did not understand that his country needed to reform politically if it was to industrialize. He granted reforms after the 1905 revolution to decrease social unrest and bring his country back in control, however, he failed to commit to reform. The economic growth from 1906-1914 created a healthy economy, which created more jobs and opportunities, however, this…

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    Bimba Executive Summary

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    Net sales for the month ended February 28, 2017 increased 21.9% to $549k from $450k in February 2016. Bimba sales increased from $270k in the prior year to $354k in the current month. Sales to S&S Cycle, Parker, and McMaster grew 25.5% collectively. Sales to Ocenco and Concentric ended at $22k in February 2017. There were no sales to Ocenco or Concentric in February 2016. Net purchases remained relatively unchanged year-over-year up only $2k from the prior year despite an increase in sales…

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    Judith Research Paper

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    Judith was born on February 24th 1959. She is known as Judith Anne Collins. She’s the minister of Corrections and Police. She entered parliament on August 15th 2002. Judith was born on February 24th 1959. She is known as Judith Anne Collins. She’s the minister of Corrections and Police. She entered parliament on August 15th 2002. Judith was born on February 24th 1959. She is known as Judith Anne Collins. She’s the minister of Corrections and Police. She entered parliament on August 15th 2002.…

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    Margaret Atwood Friday

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    In Margaret Atwood’s poem February she uses imagery, metaphor and tone to display her distasteful feelings towards the month known for lovers. February it is not just a cold winter month, but also the month to display romantical relationships. In Margaret Atwood’s mind the month of February brings thoughts of loneliness and she stresses the question if love will ever cross her path. Margaret’s theme throughout this poem is a very noticeable dark scene of non-existent love that dampens her mind…

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    According to Tilly, multiple sovereignty is the “distinguishing characteristic of a revolutionary situation”. Thus, the February Revolution would be identified as a “revolutionary situation” in Tilly’s revolutionary theory. During the February Revolution, Trotsky identified dual sovereignty of Russia in 1917 (Tilly 191). Also, Fitzpatrick uses the term “Dual power” to describe the February revolution, by stating “the new Provisional Government would represent the elite revolution, while the…

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