Communist Party of India

Instructor’s Name Student’s Name Course Date The God of Small Things Introduction Arundhati Roy wrote a novel titled ‘The God of Small Things’ that describes the childhood experiences of fraternal twins. The story revolves around how the ‘Love Laws’ destroyed the lives of the twins. The rules and regulations described whom they were to love, who were to love them back, in which manner, what extent, and for which period. In doing so, the book unravels the mystery of how the small things affect…

government structure which had characteristics features of the rule in China, Soviet Union and Germany. The country was then known as the People's Socialist Republic of China(1976-1991) and the form of government existing in the nation was Single-Party Marxist-Leninist Hoxhaist Socialistic republic under totalitarian dictatorship. Albania's rulers implemented elements of the Stalinist economic system in their own economy by adopting basic elements of the Soviet fiscal system in the year 1949.…

The term, “glass ceiling”, first introduced in the 1980’s, is defined by Webster’s Dictionary as "an unfair system or set of attitudes that prevents some people (such as women or people of a certain race) from getting the most powerful jobs; an intangible barrier within a hierarchy that prevents women or minorities from obtaining upper-level positions.” The proverbial glass ceiling remained the one thing that kept women just below the surface of leadership in nearly every realm of business and…

government and its social majority made the world hypersensitive to other acts of subjugation based on race in years following. The issue of racist legislation in South Africa was brought to, and discussed in, the United Nations in 1952, 6 years after India first voiced its concerns for the treatment of Indian people living in the nation. The South African government objected to any UN intervention by reasons of maintaining its sovereignty, and many western nations agreed; “[…] apartheid [is]…

Talking men from three key parties, Winston Churchill reformed the high ranks of the government with people here though get the war done, placing them, and putting them into key roles, as World War II was in effect. This gained him a lot of support, through newspapers, and other forms…

Sovereignty is defined as supreme and independent power or authority in government as possessed or claimed by a state or community. On July 1st, 1867 Canada became an independent country, but was still a part of the British Common Wealth comparable to New Zealand and Australia. Canada has developed a sovereign identity thru the bravery of millions of soldiers and the brilliant people who created a great country. This was developed during World War one, the Interwar period and World War two.…

Since the late 1950s, the split of Sino-Soviet relationship continued expanding in the 1960s under the post-Stalin Nikita Khrushchev’s leadership. In spite of Khrushchev’s downfall in 1965, the Chinese rejected any possibility of accommodation with the Soviet Union, meanwhile domestically pursuing a reversal of professionalization of the People’s Liberation Army to support its politicization doctrine. The major connection of these two policies exists in the ideological fissures derived from the…

April 17, 1961, The Invasion began when a CIA financed and trained group of Cuban refugees landed in Cuba and attempted to overthrow Fidel Castro, a communist dictator. The Bay of Pigs invasion goes down in history as one of the United States’ biggest failures.2 What was a total disaster, was the only the start of the brutal conflict with the USSR. Less than a year later, derived from the failure of the…

authors Paul Marshall, Lela Gilbert, and Nina Shea states that simply having a Bible in North Korea can result in execution or prison camp (Marshall, et al., 2013: 10). Due to the fact that North Korea is one of the only left states still under communist rule, there is an overall lack of freedom and rights for the people living there. On the basic level, if one does not comply fully with the rules dictated by Kim Jong-un, they are not in good waters. A lack of basic human rights is another…

Born on 1 January 1912, Harold Adrian Russell “Kim” Philby grew up to become one of the Soviet Union’s most valuable intelligence assets inside the British Secret Intelligence Service (MI6). His childhood began in India, where his father, Harry St. John Philby worked as an intelligence officer and diplomat for the British government. St. John Philby was also a well-known author, orientalist (an individual who specialized in Middle East and Asian policy), as well as a convert to Islam after his…