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    was a Russian czar during the late 17th century. He was born on June 9th, 1672 in Moscow, Russia and passed away on February 8th, 1725 in Saint Petersburg, Russia after ending up with a fever due to attempting to rescue drowning soldiers in freezing water. Peter is famously known for positively modernizing Russia and Russian life in various ways. Peter essentially transformed Russia from "nonexistence" to "being". As a leader, some of Peter's accomplishments included modernizing the Russian…

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    European culture . But much of his reforms were against the tradition of the Russian people. They did not want to be like Europe. They viewed Europeans as possible threats and a danger to the traditional Russian Orthodox faith. Even so, Peter the Great pushed Russia into the European way’s. Peter also constructed cities and his factories with the peasant's near to nothing pay for extreme labor. Future rulers of Russian leaders continued to…

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    Mercy Jane H. Obido September 21, 2015 History of Russia (A1) “Tale of the Bygone Years” Book Review “The Russian Primary Chronicle” also known as the “Tale of the Bygone Years (Povest’ Vremennykh Let)”, “Chronicle of Nestor”, or “Kiev Chronicle”, is all about the key events that shaped the history of Kievan Rus’ dated from 850 to 1110, from the settlement of the Slavs along the Dnieper River, the fighting with their neighboring tribes to the invitation of the Scandinavian Prince Rurik to…

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    Communism. Following his death, Snowball rules over the farm, but is overthrown by Napoleon. In time both leaders ignore the equality Animalism meant and conditions worsen. The story has a very present similarity of the Russian Revolution and Joseph Stalin’s leading In the revolution, much of the working class had been told . Disillusionment has an effect on attitudes and behaviors because it changes opinions of people, it causes mass confusion…

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    and factory workers. If it hadn’t been for the violent repression by the Russian military commander during this specific protest, the conflict might not have escalated into a full rebellion and regime overthrow. This paper aims to argue that Cheoweth’s theory, that the usual backfiring of state violence against peaceful protest is a necessary pre-requisite condition for Ted…

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    as they would soon be swimming in a pool of Moslems (p. 63). This could then create tension between themselves, the, Russian Peasant settlers and the Moslems, which could lead to a horrific, bloody end (p. 63). In the end it did indeed end up in a war between the Russians and Moslems, the Bolsheviks prevailed and Turkestan fell under the Bolshevik rule. The Bolshevik revolution in 1917 came with great liberation to the Moslems as the Council of Peoples Commissars issued a statement proclaiming…

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    and over confidence which led to multiple downfalls of the the French military. Napoleon’s plans for the revolution to allow him to push France to be a European-wide empire was a failure due to his and his military’s weaknesses. In 1812, Napoleon led French troops into Russia to try to invade their cities and capture the land. “Rather than engaging the French in a full scale battle, the Russians adopted a strategy of retreating...Of…

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    power after the ensuing October revolution. The Bolshevik government aimed to consolidate power, and implement place a socialist society based on Marxist principles. It was a combination of factors which allowed the Bolsheviks to establish their government and consolidate their power throughout Russia. During the crucial first six months, the implementation of several social and political reforms allowed the government to establish the new government. The Russian Civil War placed enormous…

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    of Symbolism throughout his novel “Animal Farm” in order to illustrate his views on authoritarian regimes parallel to what had happened throughout the Russian Revolution. Introduction: George Orwell’s had his novel, Animal Farm published on the 17th August, 1945. It is an animal fantasy novel which retells the story of the Russian revolution, the rise and development of soviet communism in the form of an “Animal” Fable. A major aspect…

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    It was an outstanding event, the play was located at North Carolina Wesleyan college (NCWC) Dunn center in a small room. The name of the play is called “The Good Doctor”. The Good Doctor is a comedy with music play that was written by a Russian writer. It consists a series of short plays. Each scene tells its own story. Today is the day I get to experience an event that I never gone to, a play. On my way to the play I thought to myself what I might expect from this play or how it might end, or…

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