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    Joseph Stalin’s impact was immense (when compared to that of Vladimir Lenin) in Russian history. This is due to the variety of policies‚ events‚ and actions that took place during his time in power. But alas‚ the impacts of Mr. Stalin and not all positive‚ there are many negative impacts as well. Stalin was an idol and a god-like figure to some Russians after he gained power and became the leader of the Russian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic and during his reign he was able to have a large

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    Notes on the European Union

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     the   European  Integration     Background  –  Intellectual  context     -­‐ to  understand  the  theories  of  European  integration‚  it  is  important  to   consider  the  intellectual  context  from  which  the  idea  of  European   integration  emerged     Federalism  –  Altiero  Spinelli   -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ -­‐ Spinelli:  leader  of  the  European  Union

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    The Russian Revolution took place during difficult time in Russia. These troubles began before World War I and lasted up until 1930’s. Russia’s population was made up of mostly poor‚ starving peasants. A small working and middle class began to rise to help industrialize Russia. But a corrupt government made it difficult for Russia to advance. This added to the turmoil. World War I placed a serious hurt on Russia. Although at first it raised national pride and enthusiasm‚ it quickly drained resources

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    Russia after the abdication of the Tsar. Russians were expected to live off of minimal food and land which they were not happy about‚ they decided to take action and fight for what they wanted like any human would do: “Comrades‚ if we cannot get a loaf of bread for ourselves in a righteous way‚ then we must do everything: we must go ahead and solve our problem by force”(Striker). The Russian Revolution of 1917 failed to address the needs and wants of the Russian people‚ therefore a Revolution based on

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    Russia From Crisis to Crisis…. Bharat Pratap Russian crisis – Evolution and prognosis 1. Contemporary Episode – Currently ongoing panic catalyzed by falling oil prices‚ a highly hydrocarbon based economy and lack of diversification and transparency. Key Statistical Highlights : Source : World Bank & OECD Source : CRS Compilation of data from IMF & Bank of Russia Page 2 of 11 Russian crisis – Evolution and prognosis Recent History & Current Situation: Over the last 14 years‚ Russia was a

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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE MANAGEMENT ACT‚ 1999 - Economic Liberalization - FERA 1973 was reviewed in 1993 - Task Force set up - Submitted Report in 1994 - Resulted in FEMA - Changes in Economy 1) Substantial increase in Foreign Exchange Reserves 2) Growth in Foreign trade 3) Rationalization of Tariffs 4) Current Account convertibility 5) Liberalization of Indian investments abroad 6) Increased access to external commercial borrowings 7) Participation of Financial Institutional Investors

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    single market Permit those countries that don’t will to get involved to have exit possibilities. Margaret Tacher was opposed to any Integration of europe (like de Gaulle). In order to the UK of don´t loose soveraignity. The UK accepted to suport the european budget but at the same time the UK forced this partners to give back the Money whose haven’t been expended in the UK. Tacher I want my money back. In 1985 the same flag stars crown Maria and blue the colour of maria. And that’s because Europe

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    Jose Andino Art 11 10/18/11 Compare and Contrast Sainte-Foy and the Chartres Both the Chartres cathedral and the Saint-Foy have many things in common and also many things that differentiate them from one another. Firstly they are both Christian churches‚ so they were made to worship Jesus Christ as the lord and savior. They are both located in northern Europe ; the Chartres in Chartres‚ France as it is named after the town‚ and then the Saint-Foy in Conques‚ France. Both of them were

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    DBQ By the 1850’s the Constitution‚ originally framed as an instrument of national unity‚ had become a source of sectional discord and tension and ultimately contributed to the failure of the union it has created. This was shown by interpretations of the constitution and other documents when the constitution was assorted together. It is known that the union did not last‚ for there was the Civil War. If everyone could agree on what the constitution implied‚ then there probably would not have been

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    DBQ:5 George Washington faced many challenges during his presidency. Some of these challenges were difficulty of setting up a new government‚ domestic difficulties‚ and foreign affairs. He had a hard eight years of presidency but he mostly resolved all the problems. One of his challenges was setting up a new government. This was hard because people just revolted against their last form of government. They revolted against their last government because taxation was a major issue. Collecting

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