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    be free. Because of this he also wanted to get rid of religion. After World War I and the October Revolution Russia had most of it 's farms destroyed and food supplies gone. Needing to find a way to fix this problem, Lenin introduced the New Economic Policy, or the NEP, which gave back some private property to the peasants. He moved away from “war communism” where the people would always be at war. He also gave private land plots to some peasants where they could sell their surplus produce and…

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    Republics. The leader of the Bolsheviks, Vladimir Lenin, assumed the position as head of the government. Lenin implemented many policies stemming from Marxist ideology, but they failed to come to full effect because of his death. Lenin hoped for a troika to replace him and continue with his policies, however, Joseph Stalin became the undisputed ruler and instituted his own policies, which in turn, abolished Lenin’s plans for the Soviet Union. Although life in the USSR under both Lenin and Stalin…

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    sentiment of many Germans at the time. The German’s were right to be anxious as Britain and France went into the Versailles Conference with vengeance. On the other hand, Britain and France had a right to be angry since Germany was the source of their economic downfall and hardship during the war. The final Treaty in June 28th, 1919 had no German representative. The Treaty was ruthless, requiring Germany to take responsibility for the war and pay $33 billion dollars in reparations to France to…

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    The Harding Administration During President Warren Harding administration, there were many political scandals that took place. The Ohio gang as they came known to be, were a group of politicians and leaders that were endorsed by Harding himself. Ohio gang would commit several financial scams underneath the nose of Harding. ignorance would mark the downfall of his reign in the office. Many people believed he was behind these scams while others believed he was oblivious and incompetent.…

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    Ireland. It stemmed from the times of William of Orange in 1690, where William’s Protestant Army defeated Catholic King James II in the Battle of the Boyne[1]. In the years leading up to 1703, thousands of Catholics were deported and relocated to live in new areas. English Protestants seized land and owned 90% of the land in Ireland in 1703, which the Catholic peasants had to pay rent for. Many laws were passed from 1695 to 1728 against the Catholics such as the prevention of owning expensive…

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    This movement started changing balance in Anatolia and also they did not accept the Treaty of Sevres. That is why a new conference held in London in order to revise the Treaty of Sevres by Allied Powers and Turkey. However, the sides of conference could not make any decisions due to strong controversial arguments. This progress of the Turks in Anatolia distressed Armenians…

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    country health. Nevertheless, the infant mortality could be caused by other country or their own country. Russia has long relationship with Ukraine. And Ukraine wants to be part of the EU, since it consider to be part the European Continent. Migration policy affects mortality. A country having the equipment is one thing, but distributing the equipment is another thing. Infant mortality was higher in Eastern Europe. In Ukraine, for each 148 out of thousand infant mortality. Based on Jones’…

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    ideas were able to influence the U.S. on a national level. Women were quite determined to be treated rightfully and fought for many other social, economic, and political issues. The Progressive Era from 1900-1920 was a response to a multitude of injustices which were caused by rapid industrialization and urbanization. Many Americans were in fear of the economic and political power that the upper class held in government which was why they sought to make progress as a responsible equal democracy.…

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    The legacy of immigration and naturalization administration spans more than 100 years (Our history, 2011). Laws passed in the 1880’s implemented three elements to our immigration policies: “(a) restrictions based on personal characteristics, (b) restrictions based on national origin, (c) protection of American labor” (Laque, 2010, p. 5). When the federal government took over immigration in 1891 the Office of Superintendent of Immigration was part of the Treasury Department (Our history, 2011).…

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    unhappy still, particularly a group known as the Mensheviks led by one Julius Martov. However Lennin’s idea of government and that of the Menshevik’s differed causing issues between the groups. Lenin and his group officially split from the party into a new entity, the Bolsheviks in…

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