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    existed five years earlier. The system of two militarized blocs ceased to function. The Warsaw Treaty Organization (WTO) collapsed in 1991‚ with the Soviet Union breaking up into individual and sometimes conflicting states‚ whilst the states of Eastern Europe attempted to come to terms with independence after forty years of Soviet hegemony. The WTO’s counterpart North the Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) sought to expand within Europe and further a field. 1 Andrew Dorman and Adrian Treacher

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    Associate Level Material Appendix G Eastern Religion Elements Matrix | Hinduism | Buddhism | Confucianism | Daoism | Countries of origin | It started in India and was spreading through the East Asia area. | Like Hinduism this also started in India and spread through the East Asia area. | This started in China and then later spread to Japan and Korea. | Like the Confucianism it started in China and later spread to Japan and Korea. | Historical figures and events | Vyasa is the founder of

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    Nowadays‚ with the development of the technology‚ many countries become more and more modern than the past‚ but there are still some debates on whether the western countries are more modern than eastern countries. However‚ most of the evidences show that West countries did the great fulfillment of modernity than East. Firstly‚ there was an industrial revolution in Europe in 18th centuries which means the some Western countries used advanced technology earlier than East. Secondly‚ the transportation

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    official Facebook page compared to Smirnoff who has 10 million! B) Absolut Vodka in Europe? In Europe there are very few established brands‚ most prefer locally produced vodka’s especially in Eastern Europe. The brand leader in Western Europe is Smirnoff which controls 16 percent of the market. In Eastern Europe the vodka market is very large and diverse with hundreds of brands on the market. The regional leader Kristal controls only 7 percent of regional sales‚ with its nearest rival brand‚ Smirnov

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    USSR was determined to establish a buffer zone in eastern Europe. Between 1945 and 1948‚ the soviets sponsored dictators to seize power in Europe’s war-torn heart land. In Germany pivotal arena. The zones of the allied occupations began to harden into political entities. 1949 the west and east German governments had been organizing and finalizing the division of the continent. Alarmed by the ruthless imposition of communist government in eastern Europe and by the vulnerability of the western government

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    Goodbye Lenin Essay

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    stability. Due to the drastic difference between Becker’s perception of the fall of the Berlin Wall and others‚ Becker’s movie may not be as valid of a tool in understanding eastern Germany or the mindset of the Germans re-entering life under a capitalist nation. Thus‚ Goodbye Lenin! offers interesting points of focus on the lives of eastern Germans returning to capitalism. However‚ the director’s thoughts on the period following German reunification are very different from other accounts from other Germans

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    became paranoid and thought of the West as a potential security threat this was because?? This prompted his embarking on salami tactics ( an expansionist policy) so that Communism would remain strong in Eastern Europe. Gradually the Russians began to systematically interfere in the countries in Eastern Europe to set up pro-communist governments‚ in countries like Poland‚ Hungary‚ Bulgaria‚ Albania and Romania. Stalin felt that his actions were justified for the defense of communism‚ and that salami

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    Northern Ireland Constantinople was the capital of which empire? Byzantine Empire The Cold War was a struggle between which two world powers of the 60’s? USA & USSR The European Union has plans to extend to include which countries? Countries in both Eastern & Western Europe Beethoven’s music is an example of what style of artistic movement? Romanticism What caused the destruction of 80% of Poland’s forests? Acid rain The European Union requires its members to limit and clean up environmental pollution

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    nations from two different hemispheres. The Incas were from the eastern hemisphere and the Spanish were from the western hemisphere. The two hemispheres were very different. The eastern hemisphere has landed gong from north to south unlike the western hemisphere where land goes from west to east. Land going west to east was okay because the day was the same all the way along and the terrain was similar throughout the land‚ but for the eastern hemisphere going from north to south was hard because the day

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    Analyze the successes and failures of Soviet policies towards Germany and the eastern European satellite states during the regimes of Khrushchev and Brezhnev In order to analyze the successes and failures of Soviet policies towards Germany and the eastern European satellite states during the regimes of Khrushchev and Brezhnev one must choose eastern European satellites that were affected by the Soviet policies most and had a direct relationship with Moscow during the reigns of these two leaders:

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