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    The French Revolution, which is often described as the beginning of Modern Europe, represents the beginning of the 19th century. The political change brought by the Revolution was so immense that it caused other European powers to intervene to prevent its ideas from entering the conscious of their subjects. Ideals outlined by the Declarations of the Right of Man such as “Men are born and remain free and equal in rights” and “As all persons are held innocent until they shall have been declared…

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    The film Sin Nombre depicts the issues that currently plague Central America. Gang affiliation and the increasing violence that is taking hold of the communities as well as migration out of Central America. The increase insecurity and violence has propelled many to head to the United States in search of a safe and prosperous future, as was the case of Sayra and her family. Benito or “Smiley” introduced to the gang as the gang acts as a source of order in the town that appears to have been…

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    As Ursula Franklin stated in her 1987 paper, Reflections on Theology and Peace, “peace is not the absence of war—peace is the absence of fear." In my opinion, the Cold War accurately demonstrates this definition of peace. The Cold War was a period in history where peace was nonexistent because of the fear present in the minds of Americans. The Cold War, despite being a drawn-out period of tension and hostilities between primarily the Soviet Union and the United States, had an absence of actual…

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    Struggle who tried to inspire a Communist uprising among autoworkers in 1971, he later became a leader of the German Green Party. The emergence from the late '70s of an American-led order dominated by global markets, followed by the fall of Soviet Communism in the late '80s, caused a crisis for the radical left everywhere. Fischer, like many other 1960s students, adapted to the new world: As German foreign minister, he supported the 1999 American bombing over Kosovo (against the forces of the…

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    Animal Farm by George Orwell and Anthem by Ayn Rand both take on the subject of communism. However, Animal Farm does so much more realistically in terms of how everything happens. The government seems much more realistic in Animal Farm than it does in Anthem. Animal farm portrays human nature much better than in anthem. Also, what happened in Animal Farm has taken place in real life too, while the story of Anthem has not. The government is more realistic in Animal Farm than in the story Anthem.…

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    During the 1940s Mao had used nationalism as the driving force of his revolution, attracting followers and attaining an anti-imperialist stance. Mao was not entirely motivated by political means, he did not come to power to build on the ideology of Communism, and he envisaged a militarily and economically powerful China to become a world power via the use of nationalist ideals ; ‘Mao’s concept of revolution reflected his generation’s emotional commitment to China’s national liberation as well as…

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    Why is society the way it is today? Most will say, “Because of history.” Yes that is correct, but why? Society is the way it is today because of influential beliefs, and philosophers who portrayed and evolved these beliefs. Of these philosophers, the ones being studied are Niccolo Machiavelli, John Locke, and Karl Marx. While Machiavelli believed that the kings and monarchs should have all control over the people, Locke and Marx believed in the opposite. Locke and Marx believed in human reason,…

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    How have perceptions of communism in Russian society changed over time? What were the factors leading to these changes? Karl Marx was a German philosopher and economist, who published the Communist Manifesto in 1848. He was an influential writer and in his writing he conveys the idea of communism and how the proletariat will ultimately gain political power. That the abolition of private property will result in a society with no classes, hence no class antagonism. Marx suggests that having the…

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    the USSR. Famine had struck and the majority of the population was starving in many cases it even led to death. Lenin’s response in aiding the economic situation was to implement his “New Economic Policy”. Although Lenin’s ideologies truly lied in communism, he was willing to leave his ideologies behind for the good of Communist Russia. The New Economic Policy was more of a capitalist policy as it allowed for some private ownership of small businesses and it reformed agricultural policies…

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    Intro to the Ancient Chinese The film presented a general view of the Chinese history, blending technological innovations, philosophical ideas, and historical evidences for a broad introduction of ancient China. From the evolution of Chinese characters to the invention of gunpowder, this film tried to cover the main events in Chinese history. However, the compactness of the film means it had to sacrifice much specific details in favor of presenting the general history trend. Although many…

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