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    In the following paper I will attempt to use multiple sources and a wide variety of opinions to form a conclusion of whether or not the 1953 Iranian Coup d’état was successful from a geopolitical perspective. We will sift through multiple historical accounts weighing the pros and cons of and the repercussions of the 1953 coup, the benefits, and the ultimate collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. Additionally we will review two CIA documents: the first, a synopsis events before and during TPAJAX,…

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    The essay written by Yehouda Shenhav on issues pertaining to the Zionistic movement has addressed the idea that the Zionistic movement has been defined by its combination of Nationalization and Religion. This is important in the case of how the members of the Zionist movement have hybridized these two aspects together in the name of spreading the movements ideas, while at the same time justifying the movement with religious text yet proclaiming the movement as being secular. This unique…

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    Although the leaders of the Bolshevik revolution aimed to create a communist society in the USSR based on Marxism, however due to several reasons, the society (and state) they formed was different from the one envisioned by Marx. Marxism, in essence, is Karl Marx’s political ideology whereas communism is a society (and a political system) based on that ideology. The research paper explores this thesis by a comparative analysis of Marxist doctrines and its application as carried out by Lenin and…

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    capitalist system, supporting the establishment of a welfare state with protection such as pensions, health and welfare insurance, a children’s allowance, unemployment insurance, and workers’ compensation. Another measure proposed by the CCF was nationalization, or public ownership, of important industries and intuitions such as public utilities and transportation companies (Fielding 136). In Alberta, the Social Credit Party was almost the exact opposite of the CCF. They argued that the economic…

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    Covert action is one of many foreign policy tools used by policymakers to advance national interests. Used in select international efforts, covert action encompasses a broad range of activities outside the operations of traditional intelligence collection. Sanctioned by the White House and overseen by Congress, covert action can provide results and otherwise unavailable information. "The term covert action was defined for the first time in statute to mean an activity or activities of the united…

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    Introduction Bharatanatyam is an interdisciplinary dance form that was originated in the state of Tamil Nadu and is familiar to people of Asian Indian origin. Research shows that Bharatanatyam has cognitive benefits in research studies and scholarly articles for Asia children living in the west and, therefore has good impact on dance education. According to a research by O’Shea, Bharatanatyam is a highly technical, primarily solo South Indian dance form that consists of a repertoire, abstract…

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    Iran Research Paper

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    financial guidelines that restrict charging interest on loans and illegal actions against Islamic law. These limit types of financial speculation. Iran relies heavily on local markets because of their restrictions. Islamic leftists pushed for nationalization and an expanding welfare state but conservatives have insisted on maintaining privatization, but generally support restrictions on Western banking practices. After the Iran Iraq War of 1980-1988, Iran increased state intervention in the…

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    Roosevelt Vs FDR Essay

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    Teddy and Franklin Roosevelt shared many of the same political ideas, although they came from different political parties. Both answered to the same Progressive calling, and used their time in office to expand both the power of the executive as well as the overall size of the Federal Government. It can be said that Teddy Roosevelt (TR) laid the groundwork for the advent of Progressive Politics, while FDR expanded these ideas. Franklin Roosevelt (FDR), admired his older cousin, and followed his…

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    War Communism Significance

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    The significance of War Communism implemented by the Bolshevik Party from 1918-1921 can be measured in a number of different ways such as how it represented an important turning point for the Soviet Union, how it affected many Russian people and their lives, how it led to other important events, the impact it had on industry and the economy and how it had long-term political consequences. Although War Communism was significant for all those reasons mentioned above it was most significant because…

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    A Brief note on Nationality: According to my perception, nationality means belongingness to a particular nation by birth or by nationalization, it also comprise when people have common tradition, culture, values, ethics, origin or often a nation. For example, immigrants of same nationality often seek out for each other, this usually defines their sense of nationality and belongingness. Nationality is also considered as a legal relationship between a state and a person, and nationality usually…

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