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    Joseph Stalin was a man who brought fear to the eyes of society. He was a ruthless leader who was determined to succeed no matter what the cost may be. However‚ he wasn’t always a man who brought fear to another mans eye‚ but a man most people would poke fun at. Sometimes he wasn’t even acknowledged would not even be acknowledge. Despite all of the abominable things he had done while in power. Stalin was able to transform a country that was behind the world in development and technology into a industrial

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    Revolution and Robespierre called for the execution of the king in order to save the Revolution. Once the king was out of the equation‚ Robespierre found himself in control of the Revolution and eventually the French government itself. The Bolshevik Party‚

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    focusing and elaborating in the essay as well as tying that quote down from the reading of Our Muzzled Freedom from The Gulag Archipelago. During the ruling period of the Bolsheviks‚ which were‚ led by Stalin there was a lot to fear in the government. Reasons for people to fear‚ lie and to betray others as well. In a way‚ the Bolsheviks made betrayal and the lie into forms of existence within their government. In the reading of Our Muzzled Freedom it goes into a deeper sense into what

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    wanted land and people wanted food. Cities set up soviets‚ council of workers and soldiers‚ which worked dramatically within the government. Before long a radical social group took charge called the Bolsheviks emerged. Their leader was V.I. Lenin. <br> <br>During the November revolution the Bolsheviks decided to further the revolution. They stormed Moscow and took it as their capital. With this newly acquired city they gained land‚ which was split amongst the peasants. Workers were given control of

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    to at least two primary works covered in this course. Essay Question 1: How and why did events in overseas empires from the 1890s on challenge Western faith in imperialism? How were colonial dominations increasingly challenged? The Russian Bolshevik Revolution leader Lenin argued that World War I was the result of insolvable competitions among imperialist

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    Until the twentieth century‚ Russia remained under the Medieval feudalistic social structure which had three basic levels. First‚ a czar ruled the country as an autocratic‚ and frequently despotic‚ monarch. Rich nobles‚ the next level in this society‚ owned vast quantities of land and also served in government posts. Last of all came the rest of the Russian people—the peasants or serfs. Serfs had few rights and worked for the nobility their whole lives. They were little better than slaves and lived

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    Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov‚ or Vladimir Lenin as he is more popularly known‚ was a well-known communist revolutionary in Russia who went on to be one of the most dominant revolutionary leaders. Many historians agree that Lenin is one of the most influential political leaders in history. The disagreement among historians is most likely to concern just how Lenin became as influential as he did. Some will argue it was his upbringing‚ others believe it is the tragedies he faced in his early life and some

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    Chapter 30 The period around World War I‚ 1890s-1920s Essay Question 1: How and why did events in overseas empires from the 1890s on challenge Western faith in imperialism? How were colonial dominations increasingly challenged? The Russian Bolshevik Revolution leader Lenin argued that World War I was the result of insolvable competitions among imperialist powers. What are the rational elements in his argument? What other factors have also contributed to the outbreak of the WWI? (need your discussion

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    changed for the worse. Joseph Stalin‚ a communist‚ led the Soviet Union from the mid 1920s to until his death which was in 1953. Vladimir Lenin and the Bolsheviks‚ communists‚ fought and won the Russian Civil War. Once Lenin died his successor‚ Leon Trotsky‚ took over the Bolsheviks. Stalin and Trotsky had a fight for the Communist Bolshevik party‚ Stalin gained

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    free to ascend to absolute power in both the Communist Party and the country. This absolute power enabled Stalin to unleash a reign of terror and death on his country unprecedented at the time. There is‚ perhaps‚ and argument for Stalin’s ’Bolshevik firmness’ to have enabled the Soviet Union to accomplish incredible feats regarding its move from a mostly agrarian society in the early 1920s to

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