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    The United States and the Soviet Union fought in the cold war in 1947, ending in 1991. It was the beginning of change in government in Germany and European nations after WWII ended. It also caused separation and oppression. The United States and the Soviet Union were debating whether Germany and other European countries would be capitalist or communists. These countries taken over through communism and the US weren’t standing for communism. Due to this conflict, Europe provided money to rise…

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    The term “feudal government” or “feudal system” flourished in medieval European between 9th and 15th centuries. According to the primary source document about “A Manorial Court: 1246-1249,” edited by F. W. Maitland from “Select Pleas in Manorial Courts,” the document described the plain truth about the life in feudal system throughout medieval European during the Middle Ages, especially peasants that were the bottom ranks of the society and had a extremely difficult life in order to demonstrate…

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    During the early nineteenth century, the world was involved in a catastrophic war, World War I. One of the many nations involved was Russia, fighting with the Allies. At the same time, Russia was dealing with an upcoming revolution. This revolution would cause many changes in the structure of Russia. Caused mainly by diverse ethnicities, nationalism, problems in the workforce, and peasant unrest, this revolution would be fought by two sides, the Reds and the Whites. By the 1920s the Russian…

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    When putting George Orwell’s, Animal Farm, and the film version side by side, you can note the similarities as well as the differences between the two. Coming close to being almost exactly like the book, the movie includes scenes from the book as well as many different approaches to the outcomes of actions. For example, similar scenes from the book presented in the movie include: Old Major’s speech identifying Man as the enemy to animals, how Napoleon blames Snowball for the damage done to the…

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    world. Containment was the idea that the Soviet Union and Soviet communism should not be allowed to spread. A short passage, from a telegram that was secretly sent to U.S. State Department officials on February 22, 1946 from an American foreign service officer in Moscow makes it clear that Joseph Stalin and the Soviets believe communism is better than capitalism. “In these circumstances it is clear that the main element of any United States policy toward the Soviet Union must be that of a long…

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    Stalin had the Soviet Union industrialized within a decade and a modern nation was created, other countries had lacked such technology. In brave new world Mustapha Mond had built a whole society based on technology just as Joseph Stalin had done. “The Soviet Union embarked on a far-reaching program of industrialization. Factories, power stations, steel works, hydroelectric dams, and other…

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    WWII Impact On Politics

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    WWII has impacted us in many different factors such as in politics, there have been many worldwide organisations that have been sprung since WWII ended. An example is the United Nations who are committed in maintaining peace around the globe. One huge factor that has changed society is the social aspects of WWII, since men went off to war women were left to replace men and do their jobs, this led to authorities believing that women could do the same jobs as men. Another factor that has impacted…

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    “And with that, American intelligence had stolen - or more accurately, borrowed - one of the Soviet Union’s most important technologies.” (Eichenwald, 26) The 1960’s were a great decade for the advancement of modern technology. Inventions such as satellites, television, and even missiles changed the U.S. profoundly. The Cold War and the Space Race established advanced ideas and innovation in war and even space. In the 1960’s, technology in America was significantly affected by Russian…

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    peacekeeping abroad is able to express the values of their country. Through the years in past recognition, Lester B. Pearson was a well-known advocator in the promotion of peace and security during the Suez Crisis in 1956. Canada’s political views were greatly dominated by Great Britain, but in the event of the Suez Crisis, Pearson allowed Canada’s views to undergo a transition that was promoting the interests of Canada and our urge to act on the international scale (Carroll, 2009). Through…

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    and poem as well. From the late 1920s to the middle 1940s, Joseph Stalin reigned the Soviet Union. In the painting by Jackson, Stalin embodies the man eating earth and all of his victims embody the earth itself. In his early years, Stalin was not his name…

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