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    the Bolsheviks. In 1914, Nicholas put Russia into World War I. This was a very expensive war and Russia was not in a good state to take on a great defeat. So much went wrong during Nicholas’ time of reign. The people were not happy. Food became scarce, soldiers became exhausted of war. With so many defeats, it was evident that Russia was under danger of destruction with Nicholas as king.…

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    major positive impact on Russia in both economic and political ways. Through the scope of historical perspective, Alexander II is deserving of the title “Tsar-Liberator” for making great advancements in Russia even when it opposed prior Russian culture and norms. The Emancipation of Serfs was the boldest of all of Alexander II’s reforms. To emancipate serfs meant also to work against age long Russian tradition of Serfdom. Serfdom worked so well for the Tsar because Russia was so backwards it…

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    Russia was ruled by Tsars and followed a monarchy until 1917. The last Tsar of Russia was Nicholas II who brought industrial revolution in Russia. During those old days, one became a Tsar because they inherit, not because they were chosen to be Tsars because of their high qualifications. One of the events that enforced me to research on during our lecture was The French Revolution in 1792 and the Russian Tsar, Alexander I, in the revolution. It persisted for quite a long time (both Paul I and…

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    How well did Tsar Nicholas II rule Russia in the years 1906-1917? (50 marks) Nicholas ruled Russia abysmally in the years 1906 –1917. He did not understand that his country needed to reform politically if it was to industrialize. He granted reforms after the 1905 revolution to decrease social unrest and bring his country back in control, however, he failed to commit to reform. The economic growth from 1906-1914 created a healthy economy, which created more jobs and opportunities, however, this…

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    Life In Russia

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    population, I am an immigrant and a relatively new one; I remember what life was like in Russia before my family moved here. Often I am asked: “How is life different? Where do you prefer?” Though I have plenty of memories, experiences, and opinions of both countries, I’ve never pitted them against each other, making those questions difficult to answer. But now, thinking about it, I can boldly say that life in Russia and the USA varies greatly. From things like going to school and grocery…

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    Discrimination In Russia

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    community and the overall human race in terms of equality and peace; however, not every nation is on board with marriage equality or very welcoming of sexual orientations and gender identities that are different from the binary. One such country is Russia, where the systematic oppression and discrimination of lesbian, gay, and transexual people is evident in its specific laws made to target the minority, as well as through the societal attitude towards them. Thus it is a valuable question to ask…

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    Christianity In Russia

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    There is a lot to like about the aforementioned anecdote. It provides more insight into the early development between politics and Christianity in Russia. While this happened many centuries ago, the backdrop of its occurrence represents the growth of the relationship between the two. It would be hard to fathom in contemporary instances, but to make a modern day comparison, this would be equivalent to the President seeking input and counsel from a Cardinal or Priest before launching a military…

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    the countries they overlooked (Stearns, p 87). Along with India, the Middle East, Latin America, Africa, and China, Russia was one of the many pilot projects that the West undertook to help…

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    Atheism In Russia

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    communism and atheism in Russia in the 20th century started off tempestuous (Thesis). Atheism also doesn’t guarantee good behavior any more than religion does, and “Absolute power corrupts absolutely” became a tragically apt phrase in the 20th century (www.dummies.com). Atheism does not come in a certain form nor with a certain belief, but the theory of atheism seemed to come hand in hand with the communist during some of the hardest of times in Russia in the 20th century. Russia was filled with…

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    Alcoholism In Russia

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    Multi-advertisement of wines and spirits has motivated the over consumptions of alcohol in Russia. Given that alcoholism, in general, impairs the reasoning capacity, the consumption caused the heavy drinking and moderate use that increased with time. The current state of alcoholism has resulted in reduced national productivity as well as multiple internal conflicts. J. True notes that the widespread “alcohol abuse [contributed] to Russia 's endemic domestic violence” problem (True, 2013, p.…

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