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    The main cause of the collapse of the Tsarist regime in Russia in 1917 was the First World War. Do you agree? Explain your answer. In 1917 the rule of the Romanovs over Russia collapsed and Tsar Nicholas was forced to abdicate. He then offered the throne to his brother‚ who refused. There were many causes to the collapse of the Tsarist regime in 1917‚ including the First World War. Russia entered the First World War for different reasons‚ including: to improve Tsar’s reputation in front of people

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    After investing in Buick in 1903‚ William C. Durant quickly put together the companies that became General Motors. It was first incorporated on September 16‚ 1908 with its headquarters being located in Detroit‚ Michigan. A few years after becoming incorporated‚ General Motors acquired big names including Cadillac‚ Oldsmobile‚ and Oakland‚ which is now known as Pontiac. After a financial crisis in 1910‚ Durant had to step down as president of General Motors‚ but that didn’t keep him from the auto-industry

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    them to plot against the king.Peter on the other hand tortured and murdered any nobles he suspected of disloyalty.The main difference between the two was that Louis was ruling a cultural advanced‚modern state - Russia under Peter was still very backward compared to major European states‚so Peter worked hard to modernize Russia.Finally‚both built up strong armies and used them for territorial expansion‚ thus increasing the prestige of their countries. Firstly‚they were both autocrats‚in that all decisions

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    Collected Stories of Peter Carey An analysis of several of the stories in The Collected Stories of Peter Carey reveals numerous common attributes‚ leading to the aspects of entrapment and isolation appearing as common aspects of the stories. These come across in both the physical and mental form. Often the entire experience of entrapment and isolation is the result of the interaction of both forms. The quality of entrapment seen throughout Crabs‚ Peeling and A Fat Man in History relies on lies. In

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    Short History of Gangs

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    Since the beginning of time‚ youth groups or gangs have been in existence. These groups have had many negative effects on society for many years. These youth groups or gangs‚ as they are commonly called‚ have participated in many criminal and illegal acts that have plagued society. They have been stereotyped with such negative names as rowdies‚ bad kids‚ troublemakers‚ and many other mischievous names. Some of the earliest records of gangs date back to the fourteenth and fifteenth century in

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    Short History of "Bebop"

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    “Bebop”‚ or “Bop”‚ is a form of Jazz that began to circulate during the 1940’s and is widely recognised as a fast tempo‚ highly improvised derivation of Swing Jazz of the 1930’s. The term “Bebop” itself is derived from the scat singing used within the aforementioned genre as “Bebop” and “Rebop” were common and‚ occasionally‚ interchanged phrases within the music. It hasn’t influenced many genres out with Jazz (“West Coast Jazz”‚ “Modal Jazz” and “Cool Jazz” all being seen as developed from the styles

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    To what extent did the Great War caused the revolution in Russia of 1917? First of all there are different opinions how much the Great War had an effect of the revolution in Russia of 1917. The Great War was from 1914 to 1918 and the revolution in Russia (also known as the February and October Revolutions) starts at the 23rd of February and culminates about the 26th of October (after the Julian calendar). In my opinion‚ the Great War was a basic cause for the revolution in 1917‚ but I think it

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    sitting in history class listening to my instructor’s normal lecture of American history one day‚ I take to notice a few of my classmates sneakily texting‚ doodling in their textbook‚ picking at their nails…In general‚ not even trying to look like they are paying attention or remotely interested. Why this fails to surprise me is because most individuals find history bland. However‚ little did my peers know history isn’t a burden of rocks on the memory‚ but a brilliant radiance on the soul. History is an

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    Transformation of Eastern Europe‚ 1648-1740 26. THE “WESTERNIZING” OF RUSSIA pgs 234-245 Muscovy turned into modern Russia Russia = northern Asia and Eastern Europe Converted to Greek Orthodox branch of Christianity Geography made it commercially hard with Western Europe (1462-1505) Ivan III threw off Mongol rule (1682-1725) Tsar Peter the Great underwent closer European relations Europeanizing/Westernizing Russia = expansion of European civilization; purpose was to gain scientific‚ technical

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    EVOLUTION OF INDO – RUSSIA RELATIONS A REPORT EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This report discusses the evolution of relations between India and USSR (now Russia) over the last six decades. India’s independence and its need for military supplies (due to strained relations with its neighbours Pakistan and China) compelled it to extend a hand of friendship to USSR. There was done by the means of cultural exports like like Raj Kapoor films and Ramayana. Soon enough Russia became the largest

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