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    Colegio de San Juan de Letran 151‚ Muralla St.‚ Intramuros‚ Manila Religious Affairs Division Theology Area Theology 2N (Christ and His Church) Parish Exposure Portfolio Submitted by: Shaine B. Bautista BSBA-Financial Management 1-A Submitted to: Mr. Hacbang Theology professor Table of Contents Acknowledgment....................................................................................... vi Endorsement Letter................................................

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    Mccarthyism and Red Scare

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     there was the nationwide fear called the Red Scare. The ‘Red Scare’ is a period of time where there was strong anti­communism in the United States. Senator Joseph McCarthy became the public face of that movement. His intentions fueled fear of Communist subversion to the nation. The “Red Scare” caused America to be in fear of communism‚ motivating Senator Joseph McCarthy to take advantage of his power. Harry S. Truman was the president during McCarthyism. On March 21‚ 1947 Truman signed United States Executive Order 9835

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    Joseph Stalin’s Forced Famine Genocide By Gabrielle Cutts English 10 Stevens High School Claremont NH June 08‚ 2011 Joseph Stalin’s Forced Famine Genocide Topic: Joseph Stalin Forced Famine Genocide of 1932-1933 Question: Was the words reaction to Joseph Salin’s genocide against the USSR appropriate? Argument: The world did not react to the Stain’s Forced Famine genocide of 1932-1933‚ but they should have intervened and forced Stalin to feed the people of the Ukraine‚ because

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    The Irreversible Damage Caused By Joseph Stalin “Death is the solution to all problems. No man - no problem.” -Joseph Stalin. In the early 1900’s Russia was on the verge of a revolution. For decades the country had been in an immense struggle between the Czars (rulers of Russia) and the people. Corrupt leadership and inequalities throughout the Russian society eventually lead to a revolution. Nevertheless when Russia started fighting in World War One it was evident that the spark had been ignited

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    An Important Leader

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    I would like to mention another important leader‚ whose policy is differently considered. He is Joseph Stalin. There are contradictory opinions on what he was like but there is no doubt he was a great leader. One of the main reasons for thinking this way is the fact that Stalin managed to recover the country from the havoc that the revolution‚ the First World War and the Civil War had caused. Joseph Stalin was not afraid of taking responsibility‚ making decisions and making his plans a reality.

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    Often‚ an author of a work of literature will raise questions in one’s mind‚ but will not answer it to ensure contemplation of the idea presented before the reader. In his novel‚ Heart of Darkness‚ Joseph Conrad utilizes characterization‚ narration‚ and heavy imagery to effectively raise questions in the reader’s mind as the book continues in its tedious‚ yet poetic journey on the Congo. Conrad uses a lot of action to describe his characters because there isn’t much physical description or

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    Heart of Darkness Sample

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    however‚ can emerge and ultimately destroy the person if not checked by reason. If one’s inner darkness does surface‚ the victim then is given t... Heart of Darkness Heart of controversy [response to accusations that joseph con Heart of Controversy Chinua Achebe believes that Joseph Conrad"s Heart Of Darkness is racist based on Conrad"s descriptions of Africa and it"s people. Achebe‚ author of Things Fall Apart‚ stresses Conrad"s depiction of Africa as the antithesis of Europe and civilization‚

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    How Did Lenin Gain Power

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    the secretary general of the Central Committee of the Communist Party. This role gave him the ability to appoint his allies and supporters into government jobs and thus grow a foundation of political support. After the death of V.I. Lenin in 1924‚ Joseph Stalin had struggled to gain power. He outsmarted his rivals (Ex. Trotsky) in order to win the power clashes and take control of the Communist Party of the

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    Animal Farm is an allegorical novel‚ “Animal Farm symbolizes the Russian Revolution which took place in 1917 during World War I. The pigs represent the communists‚ and the other animals represent the Russian society”(Animal Farm). Napoleon symbolizes Joseph Stalin who is the second leader of the Soviet Union‚ Snowball symbolizes Leo Trotsky. Both Napoleon and Snowball want to have the power to lead all the animals. Napoleon wins the battle of politics in the end even though Snowball bad much better direction

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    Joseph Conrad was born Joseph Teodor Konrad Korzenioski in 1857 in Berdichev‚ Ukraine. He officially changed his name to Joseph Conrad in 1886‚ when he became a British citizen (Liukkonen). Although Conrad discouraged people from interpreting his literature through analysis his life‚ his life did shape his writing. Much of his anti-imperialistic views could have sprouted in childhood‚ when he was under the rule of Russians the Ukraine. His father Apollo Korzeniowski was arrested for suspicious

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