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Vanya (Ivan) Mishchenya 1. “How you talk affects your whole life.” Is this true? Make an argument in response to this remark, using specific examples from the textbooks and lecture about the connection between speech and social status. You must be sure to include a discussion of vernacular dialects, standard languages, and the relationship of gender and language. In this paper, I will make an argument on how true is the statement of “How you talk affect your whole life?” While making…

Russia is known as one of the most popular country thanks to its ethnicity, rich heritage, architectural wonders, and legendary leaders.This country is also home of some of the world’s greatest intellectuals and academicians who have influenced the life of many people across the globe in many ways. There are many intellectuals of Russia and I will be telling you about three of them. The names of these three famous Russian Intellectuals are Vladimir Lenin, Leon Trotsky, and Leo Tolstoy. One…

He escaped in 1917 when revolting workers broke into the prison. In Petrograd, he participated in the July Days demonstrations, part of the Russian Revolution of 1917; additionally, after the October Revolution, he joined a Red Guard unit in Omsk, Siberia. In October 1920, he returned to his native Croatia, which had become part of the newly established Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes. Upon his return, he joined the Communist Party of Yugoslavia (CPY). However, a state ban was…

people fear the government by using totalitarianism. This expanded even further with the use of the secret police that would spy in schools and encourage people to reveal anyone who was against the leader. Those people would be sent to the Gulags in Siberia and would most likely never return (History). During Stalin’s dictatorship religious persecution was another example of the social unrest under his rule. He stated, “God must be out of Russia in five years,” (Heywood). Stalin targeted…

The passing of the eighteenth amendment provided an opportunity for Lucania to recruit some new meat. Lucania became one of the “Big Six” of bootlegging along with Meyer Lansky and Bugsy Siegel (“Luciano”, n.d.). His bootlegging gang grew throughout the 1920’s. Lucania and his friends recruited new Jewish gang members, including Louis “Lepke” Buchalter, nicknamed “Lepke” by his mother, Abner “Longie” Zwillman, another Jew, and Zwillman’s partner, Willie Moretti (Gosch, 1975). These unscrupulous…

reserves makes up 72 per cent (Gazprom, n.d./2015). The company has almost the same per cents for the gas output. Gazprom is now doing large-scale projects, which are about the use of the gas resources of the Yamal Peninsula, Arctic Shelf, Eastern Siberia and the Far East. These are some of the gas regions of Russia.…

The Turning Point in World War Two Plan of the Investigation Why did Operation Barbarossa fail to meet its objectives in 1941? This topic is important as codename Barbarossa was the largest campaign in terms of manpower ever launched , and its failure started the turn of the tides that would ultimately cause Hitler and Nazi Germany 's destruction. A brief overview on the causes and objectives of the operation will be given, referencing Hitler 's Mein Kampf, and then the reasons for failure…

Introduction Japan, in the nineteenth century, has gone through much reform. Prior to the Meiji Period, much of what the citizens knew was based around farming and agriculture . Japan had not yet explored trade with other countries, aside from China, which happened during the Taika Reform. The Taika Reform, happening in mid-sixth century, “opened Japan to the incorporation of new ideas and institutions from China .” Many scholars associate the Meiji Reform to the Taika Reform, although the…

surrounded Chechen villages and forcibly loaded them onto cattle cars in a manner reminiscent of the German Operation Reinhard. The Soviet Union claimed it was in reaction to alleged Chechen-German collaboration and relocated the Chechen’s to Kazakhstan, Siberia, and Kyrgystan where many deported Chechen’s died. When these Chechen’s finally returned to Chechenya, they were forced to return to urban cities where they needed jobs, which they found in the party structure and oil industry. Chechen’s…

The Permian Mass Extinction Introduction There are five major extinctions in history: the Late Devonian, the Ordovician-Silurian, the Permian-Triassic, the Triassic-Jurassic, and the Cretaceous-Tertiary. Known as the Big Five, these extinctions exceeded all others in size and destruction, each killing more than 60% of species from that period. Each one acted as a bottleneck, allowing the survival of only a fraction of the organisms that had been thriving before, from which evolution and life…