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    In 1917‚ a famous revolution led tsar Nicholas II and his immediate family to be abdicated from the Russian throne. The same year‚ the family was killed‚ leading to the Romanov family to end its several century long reign. But why exactly was the Romanov family killed? Did they not care for the wellbeing of their citizens? Were they simply just too corrupt for any good? There are several answers to this question‚ the main ones being governmental corruption‚ a belief of superiority‚ and an unreasonable

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    Radio Shack Spirals into Bankruptcy February 6th‚ 2015 RadioShack filed for Bankruptcy Thursday due to a long spiral that landed it in retail limbo. Standard General has agreed to buy about $4‚000 of its stores and run about 1‚750 as co-branded shops with Sprint Network‚to stop a liquidation of their inventory that other stores like Circuit City and Borders have already been a victim of. RadioShack has been in business for 94 years and really started to grow in the 1970s and 1980s when electronics

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    Modern Quotes: Romanovs: Historians:   ’His reign saw Imperial Russia go from one of the foremost great powers of the world to an economic and military disaster.’ - Anna Yudina   ‘Nicholas said over and over again: ’As God wills.’ It wasn’t as God wills. He had made mistakes and he was leading Russia in the wrong direction…’ - Robert K. Massie   ’The people of Petrograd were cold and hungry – a dangerous combination for Nicholas’ - Historian Chris Trueman   ’The growing influence of Gregory

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    In 1991‚ scientists were granted permission to search for the missing bodies of the Romanov family‚ hoping to finally solve where their bodies mysteriously vanished to. Nine skeletons were found in a compiled burial site. Scientists identified age by looking at wisdom teeth and vertebrae‚ and gender by investigating pelvic bones. Once the bones were agreed to fit the Romanov family case‚ further DNA testing was conducted to determine the identities of who laid in this grave. By using mitochondrial

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    Outline By: Lana McInall February 21‚ 2015 Thesis: Reading powers on the book Poppy by Avi 1: Transform -Poppy thought that porcupines ate mice until she meet Ereth the Porcupine -She found out Mr.Ocax the Great Horned Owl was actually afraid of something and was trying to hide it. 2: Visualize -My visualization of Poppy -My visualization of Mr.Ocax 3: Question -Why did Mr.Ocax want to hide his fears? -Why did Ereth like salt so much even though he is a porcupine? Reading

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    Anastasia Romanov was born June 1901‚ in Petrodvorets‚ Russia. She lived in a family of 7‚ 3 sisters named Olga‚ Tatiana‚ Maria and a younger brother named Alexei. Her father’s name was Nicholas II‚ their mother’s name was not said. As a child Anastasia was taught spelling and prayers by her mother. As she got older‚ her parents hired a Swiss tutor for her and her siblings. When Anastasia was 16 her family was murdered. In 1917 Anastasia’s family was awaken by guards to get up and get dressed.

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    short-term causes that contributed to the 1917 Revolution By early 1917‚ the existing order in Russia was on the verge of collapse. The spark to the events that ended tsarist rule was ignited on the streets of Petrograd in March 1917. Driven by shortages of food and fuel‚ crowds of hungry citizens and striking workers began spontaneous rioting and demonstrations. The Rominov dynasty was to end after 304 years‚ bought down by the March 1917 revolution. There were many long term causes such as the

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    What were the main causes of the revolution in March 1917? The revolution of March 1917 wasn’t just a sudden event that happened and was planned over night‚ there were many causes‚ long and short term that finally brought out the peoples strength. There were many long-term reasons for the Russian people being dissatisfied. The people weren’t being governed properly. This was because Russia was full of many different races and social classes and it was a very large empire‚ almost twice the size of

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    they are nonetheless still applicable. Machiavelli’s ideas can be easily applied to many parts of the year 1917 in Russian history by looking at where the past leaders failed‚ where the new leaders made right and outside influences. The beginning of the Russian revolution‚ or Bolshevik revolution‚ is vital to the understanding of the event as a whole. The question is‚ "How did Nikolai Romanov fail?" Machiavelli attributes all failures of the state to failures of the prince‚ and it was no different

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    role of Nicholas II in bringing about the downfall of the Romanov Dynasty in March 1917. Undeniably‚ Nicholas II had an enormous role in bringing about the downfall of the Romanov Dynasty in March 1917. Whilst many historians argue the fall of the Tsarist regime to be the direct response and product of World War I‚ it is quite evident that it was Nicholas’ inefficient and fatal autocratic ruling which led to the March Revolution of 1917. The effects of Russia’s involvement in numerous wars only

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