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    Life in Russia was hard‚ but with Stalin in control it got a lot harder for the people. Joseph Stalin was the dictator of the Soviet Union in Russia from 1920-1953 until he died. Stalin was known for his views of industrialization and wanting a socialist economy. He had a goal of making the Soviet Union one of the most powerful industrial countries ( 5 year plan notes). To get to his goal he made a 5 year plan that resulted in many positives and negatives. A few of the positives that came out of

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    people have a lot of problem and still they have loads of problem to solve until they die. I am the one who include these people. Mostly I don’t have a problem‚ mean I didn’t have serious problem in my life. I live with my parents since 2010 and I came to the United State in August 2010. The first time‚ within 20 year‚ I lived alone in NYC and I stated my new life alone. Honesty‚ I did not see any big problem so I have never thought how to solve the problem. Now I found a problem which always makes

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    workplaces. Firstly‚ causes‚ which are the lack of understanding probably due to biases‚ common attitudes and tools of communication worth an in-depth investigation‚ followed by consequences of the problem‚ that is confusion‚ mistanding‚ and even confilcits of each other. Ultimately‚ solutions of the problem due to generational differences in a workplace will be delineated. Communication is the conveying of ideas together with absorbing one’s opinions (Sinclair‚ 2001). ‘We have two ears and one mouth

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    to create potential or powerful enemies such as the country of Russia‚ Great Britain and France to start a war. World War 1 started in Europe from 1914 to 1918 the war lasted for four years and it was one of the bloodiest and deadliest wars in history. After World War 1 Europe wanted peace‚ so they came up with the idea of “Treaty of Versailles”‚ that treaty made Germany angry against the Allies. At that time Germany’s economy was at it’s worst‚ they had to pay big amount of money to the damage

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    Who was the most successful Russia leader between 1855 - 1964? There were six leaders between the time period 1855-1064 and to determine who was the most successful we have to know how to measure successfulness. Successfulness is measured over a range of things such as achieving aims‚ economy‚ war and the public opinion and opposition to the leader in power. Firstly war was a crucial part of the time period 1855-1964 with Russia going though small wars to huge full blown World Wars. Stalin was clearly

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    individuals and groups rose to achieve social‚ political‚ and economic changes to the American society. Reform movements such as the Abolition movement and Women’s Suffrage achieved many levels of success. The abolition movement‚ extremely present in the 1820’swas a movement made to end slavery for African-Americans and Native Americans. Now‚ before this movement went in full effect‚ the expansion of industrialization‚ religious movements‚ and etc. was on the rise. With the religious movements such as the

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    I have worked in the restaurant field for over 6years and it can be very stressful. In this field I have encountered many problems especially since my promotion. Being that I was a waitress for 4 years and then being promoted as manager. I feel I have encountered more problems now than ever. I believe a lot of my staff has a problem with transition. I have worked around many of my coworkers for so long that I do not believe they see the difference in me as a manager now and

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    How successful was Leonid Brezhnev in dealing with the economic problems of the USSR after 1973? • During the 1970’s‚ the Soviet economy started to slow down despite efforts to increase production‚ especially in consumer goods. (Not a effective model for producing consumer goods because production levels and prices were not determined by the forces of supply and demand. • The Five Year plan remained the model for economic. • Despite all this‚ the Five Year Plans remained the model for economic

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    be prime minister in 1783‚ Britain was in a state of serious depression after the American War‚ and therefore needed reform and change. Pitt recognized the countries requirements and attempted to bring about several different types of reforms to all aspects of British life. His reforms had varied success due to many different factors‚ such as the public opinion‚ the desires of members in parliament‚ and also the king. Some of Pitt’s reforms proved very successful in bringing Britain back in to a prosperous

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    Christian Temperance Union. This group was lead by Francis Willard. The goals of the Women’s Christian Temperance union were to lobby for federal aid for education‚ free school lunches‚ unions for workers‚ an eight-hour workday‚ work relief for the poor‚ municipal sanitation and boards of health‚ national transportation‚ strong anti-rape laws‚ protections against child abuse and of course prohibition. The root of Willard’s argument for female suffrage was based on the platform of "Home Protection"

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