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    How did Lenin consolidate power after 1917? There is little doubt that in the immediate aftermath of the October Revolution‚ the Bolshevik hold on power was by no means secure. Although there were 300‚000 Bolshevik Party members‚ a large part of the population were apathetic towards the Bolshevik Party. The Bolsheviks controlled many major cities‚ but its presence in the countryside was limited. The Bolsheviks succeeded in gaining power in Petrograd not due to their own popularity‚ but largely due

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    Shortly after 1492 when Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue‚ death ravaged the great empires and civilizations that the Aztecs and Incas built. Women‚ children‚ and the rich culture suffered at the hands of the Spaniards. Despite all of the destruction‚ it lead to what many call today‚ Latin America. However‚ not just one event created Latin America‚ it was a large collection of many. All of the events that happened after 1492 were due to a difference of knowledge‚ technology‚ and immunity

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    necessary evil that brought monetary gain and biblical reasoning. Altogether‚ these reasons withheld the racist ideology of white supremacy and initially led the American Republic to see African Americans as inferior and to feel comfortable with Chattel slavery‚ the property of an enslaved person. Chattel slavery shaped the American Republic by economically benefitting it with the production of cotton‚ politically and financially encompassing the South‚ and finally‚ shaped many different American

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    The collapse of the Weimar democracy in 1933 could not be attributed to one event‚ but more referred to in a monocausal manner. A multiplicity of factors were involved to upset the republics equilibrium and made it vulnerable to sudden shock. The complexity of contributing factors to the democratic collapse can be partially blamed on the shaky foundations and inherent flaws within the constitution‚ making the republic susceptible to future problems and the Nazi take over. The economic situation which

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    The Weimar republic was already from the beginning weak‚ because it had to pay reparations for the First World War‚ but the real crisis came in 1920s when Weimar republic had to face many problems all together. At first‚ the basic thing as constitution had many mistakes and therefore government was so weak. However‚ every stronger party in Reichstag wanted to use the weakness of government to their own good and become the strongest party in Germany‚ the political chaos and revolts raised in state

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    hit‚ and still is (Jervis‚ 2015). After it hit New Orleans‚ it left many people devastated; killing an estimated amount of 1‚833 people. Many of people were left homeless. There are still places in New Orleans that hasn’t been restored (Adler‚ 2015). Some of the places that hasn’t been restored in New Orleans are wetlands‚ homes‚ schools‚ factories‚ Six flags‚ and many other things. This research paper will be based on life before Hurricane Katrina hit and life after it hit. Before Hurricane Katrina

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    In what ways did women’s live change after 1945? The life of women after the Second World War (1945) can be attributed to many different factors‚ some of these being; the work in which woman did and women and their family lives. With war ending‚ new political changes and roles of both men and woman changing all contributed to the changes of women’s life through the 20th century. Before 1945‚ as the Second World war was taking place people at home‚ often only the woman and the children‚ mainly had

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    To what extend did the Revolution in 1974 affect Portugal? Portugal was a kingdom since 1139 until 1910 when it turned into a Republic and in 1926 Portugal tuned into a dictatorship. On April 25th 1974‚ a Revolution took place in Portugal and was known as “Revolução dos Cravos” also known as the Carnation Revolution. Since no one was injured and no bullets were used the population started offering carnations to the soldiers and at the end of the Revolution‚ this resulted as the Carnation revolution

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    of the Nazi party with an intention to kill anyone not normal like Jews. After WW1‚ the Treaty of Versailles‚ meant that Germany was limited in what they could do. During the 1930s‚ the Nazis starting taking more power and did certain stuff that was not good. This caused the Allied countries to become concerned‚ and when the Nazis invaded over Poland in September 1939‚ then France and Britain declared war on Germany. After that there were 6 years of nothing but hitler in charge. Things became slowly

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    To what extent did Austrian influence over Germany survive the upheavals of the years 1848-50? The revolutions of 1848-9 impacted Austria’s previously dominant political power significantly. With the Austrian chancellor Metternich fleeing from power in March 1848 and revolutions resulting in chaos that threatened the extinction of any future Austrian influence‚ the crippling state’s main focus was to supress anything that could jeopardize its weakened power even further‚ rather than establishing

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