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    The Russian Federation has over 150 million people‚ and the country has gone through many changes in recent years‚ as communism ended in 1991. This separation ended the communism reign that had lasted from 1917 to 1991. Culture: Russia · Egalitarianism is a social philosophy that advocates the removal of inequities among persons and a more equal distribution of benefits. Russians are still required to carry their internal passports with them at all times. Respect for authority is high. Many

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    May 2nd‚ 1729 to Johanna Elisabeth and Christian August‚ the ruler and princess of the Anhalt-Zerbst Principality of Germany. Originally named Sophia Augusta Fredricka‚ she changed her name to Catherine when she was received into the Russian Orthodox Church in 1745‚ and (to her apparent disliking) married Grand Duke Peter with whom she had one child. Peter became tsar Peter II of Russia in 1762‚ but soon overthrown with Catherine being declared empress. Peter was killed shortly after. Catherine

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    views regarding religion and it was that the king controlled the Catholic Church and that the Church should do his bidding. Louis got into conflict with some popes‚ but in the end he got his way‚ because he was more powerful. Louis believed that what was good for him was good for France. He saw no difference between the two. During Peter’s reign the Russian Orthodox Church was reformed. The traditional leader of the Church was the Patriarch of Moscow. In 1700‚ when the office fell vacant‚ Peter had

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    with other cultures. This is a gift‚ which in this field I have often times used. One of the traditions that have been passed down in my family‚ thanks to our culture‚ is attending church every Sunday. Church‚ for Greek-Americans‚ is more than just a place of worship; it is also a communal gathering. Through church attendance we maintain our religious traditions‚ language‚ Sunday school‚ even meet our future mates. Even though some Greeks marry outside of the culture most choose partners with the

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    Country Profile: Population‚ Birth Rate‚ and Death Rate Greece’s current population is 10‚906‚851 million people‚ which allows it to be ranked the 83rd highest populated country. Greece current birth rate is 8.5-births/1‚000 populations and currents death rate is 11.2-deaths/1‚000 populations. The Crude Birth/ Death rate is figured out by the number of births divided by 1000 people in a population over a given time period which is usually a year. An interesting fact that was founded when doing

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    Throughout the history of The Holy Orthodox Church‚ there has always been disagreements. These disagreements ranged from certain teachings‚ doctoral issues‚ and even practices and customs. The way the Holy Church solved these serious issues‚ was by councils of bishops. These councils were known as Ecumenical Councils. An important council was the Third Ecumenical Council. They dealt with an issue that threatened an immense division with a dangerous heretical teaching. As a result‚ the Third Ecumenical

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    a Manifesto that stated that the Tsar would be in charge of all political power. It presented a very conservative Russia where political and social stability was to be controlled and supported by autocracy‚ Russian nationalism and the Russian Orthodox Church. This shows how Russia had changed to become recognisable in 1894 because any idea of a constitution was rejected by the Tsar and represented Conservative ideas in his decision making. Russia

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    “Danny Thomas” A man named Amos Muzyad Yakhoob Kairouz once said‚ “Success has nothing to do with what you gain in life or accomplish for yourself. It’s what you do for others.” And then he helped built a hospital‚ people know him as Danny Thomas. He wanted a hospital where kids could go to for free when they’re sick. Because of his strong promise to St. Jude Thaddeus‚ of hopeless causes he was able to build his dream: St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. Since Danny Thomas has built this hospital

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    How well did Alexander III deal with the problems that he faced? Unlike his father‚ Alexander III did manage to survive his reign relatively unscathed‚ which indicates that he dealt with his problems well‚ at least in the short term. Alexander III inherited a country fraught with economic difficulties‚ violent extremists and social tensions. His priority was to maintain his autocratic power and restore the power and influence of the nobility – his most trusted support base. Although he achieved

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    My Big Fat Greek Wedding: A Narrative Analysis America is a country of many ethnicities‚ colors‚ races‚ and backgrounds. Within this multicultural society‚ life and various situations bring these cultures together‚ forcing members of different groups to interact. This intercultural mix however‚ invites conflict as differing opinions‚ values‚ traditions and behaviors often create misunderstandings and barriers between groups and individuals. The film‚ My Big Fat Greek Wedding may be viewed as a

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