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    Is there truly justice for Genocide? Throughout the course of history, many brutal atrocities have been committed, on a genocidal scale. Some of these have resulted in court cases and punishments for the perpetrators, though many have not. Reparations, even enormous ones, do not repay the families of the murdered. This can be exemplified with the genocide of the Poles in the Katyn Woods, and the Armenian Genocide. One happened in the midst of World War II, and has been largely ignored by the…

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    1. Term: Communes/1958 Definition: A group of collective farms. Significance: The people had to give up all of their property so that everything could be owned and controlled by the commune. Everyone had set targets they had to meet and keep a certain level of production. 2. Term: Great Leap Forward/1958-1960 Definition: Mao’s attempt to modernize China’s economy by developing agriculture and industry. Significance: Families were divided into communes and they could no longer own their own…

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    Comparing Soviet Union

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    Journalism was used to encourage the masses and to spread communist ideas. For doing Stalin’s dirty work, the journalists were awarded job security and rewards. Later, under the command of Mikhail Gorbachev, journalists used mass media to reveal the crimes committed during the communism generation. They also helped support for improvement of the Perestroika and Glasnost era, and also to cut down on political oppositions. During the late Soviet and…

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    Ronald Reagan Conservatism

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    warheads, advanced missiles, and an anti-ICBM (Intercontinental Ballistic Missile) system. This increase nearly led to an arms race with Russia, but the government in the Soviet Union knew that their economy would be unable to compete. Instead, Mikhail Gorbachev, acting Soviet leader, agreed to sign the INF (Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces) Treaty, which compelled the U.S. and Russia to disassemble nuclear missiles with a range of 500-5,500 kilometers (Druckman, 1991). This agreement served…

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    Units 1-3 Reading Summary - Canadian History Unit 1 - Causes of WW1 and The Roaring 20’s Many people believe that the direct beginning of the first World War was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria at Sarajevo in late June of 1914. That act was would later be known as the shot heard around the world.This is believed to be the direct cause as the shooters responsible were apart of a Serbian terrorist group and because Germany was an ally of the Austria-Hungary Empire, they…

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    the club. Three soldiers perished while 230 sustained injuries in the attack. Because of this, President Reagan began to bomb Libya in 1986. Yet, another reason to bomb flight 103 was Reagan. Reagan was in his fourth day of peace talks with Mikhail Gorbachev. With Reagan out of the US, Qaddafi had a perfect time to strike. Another reason was Bernt Carlsson was on flight 103 heading towards New York. Carlsson was the UN Assistant Secretary-General and United Nations Commissioner for Namibia. In…

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    Foreign policy was influenced by the Cold War when relations between the United States and the Soviet Union began to deteriorate in 1946. A premise that created the turning point in history was when Stalin declared communism would ultimately triumph over capitalism. The need to stop the spread of communism became the fundamental foreign policy priority of the United States, as well as other members of the United Nations. In order to accomplish this America adopted a foreign policy of…

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    Ww2 Research Paper

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    The original purpose of NATO was just that: to create a worldwide alliance against the growing communist superpower. As of December 25th of 1991, that purpose had been fulfilled as the Soviet Union was no more after Mikhail Gorbachev resigned as the president of the USSR. As such, the future of NATO still existed, and its existence was not obsolete. Its role has been reassigned to a broader purpose: to allow for the formation of its members should a significant threat be…

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    Introduction Diana, Princess of Wales, often referred to as Princess Diana or Princess Di by her people who adore and love her so much. She was born on July 1, 1961 and her wonderful, yet short life ended on August 31, 1997 . Princess Diana was a far relative to the Royal Family before she got married. After she took on her royal title, she had been doing all sorts of charity work all over the world and won over the heart of millions. Her marriage was considered as a fairy tale before her…

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    Ronald Reagan Achievements

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    Ronald Reagan did many great things in his life, he was a football star and a actor in his high school. He also was a sports announcer for his first job, later becoming an announcer for WHO radio station in Des Moines, Illinois. He later Became a Hollywood star as he got the leading role in a movie called "Knute Rockne all american". He also Became the governor of California for two years. Then finally he became The president of the United States of America for two terms, helping people of this…

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