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    John Fitzgerald Kennedy was a democratic politician and former senator of Massachusetts that was elected into office in January of 1961. John Fitzgerald Kennedy is the youngest President to assume office at age 43 and is listed as the 35th President of the United States. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was the President during critical times in the United States such as the Cuban missile crisis‚ the bay of pigs invasion‚ the space race‚ the Berlin wall‚ and the civil rights movement. In 1961‚ John Fitzgerald

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    Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich (1962) is a novel centering on forty-year old Soviet political prisoner Ivan Denisovich Shukov’s experiences during a single day in a fictional Soviet labor camp in 1951. Before entering the labor camp eight years earlier‚ Shukov was a poor stone mason‚ with a wife and two daughters who he left behind when he entered military service in 1941 after the Germany army invaded the Soviet Union. During fighting‚ the Germans captured

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    Every Day Stalinism‚ by Sheila Fitzpatrick gives the real accounts of life under the control of Joseph Stalin. Fitzpatrick states her claim as to how Stalin remained in power for over twenty-five years by using methods of oppression and by implementing modernity. One of the main reasons that Stalin stayed in power was by implementing modernity into a society that had previously been stuck in a traditionalized environment. Fitzpatrick describes how Stalin changed peoples lives in the Soviet Union

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    In 1928‚ Joseph Stalin became one of the world’s most contentious leaders. During the period that Stalin was in control of mother Russia‚ he transformed the Soviet Union into a modern super power. He used certain methods to change Russia. He did this by modernizing the Russian economy with his Five Year Plans. He also increased industrial and agricultural production with his policy of collectivization. He carried out purges or the harsh movements against his enemies to make sure he kept total control

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    A fulfilled life means that you are ready to die because you are satisfied with your accomplishments and your life. However the question is; can you live a fulfilled life in a supposed utopia‚ if you are restricted and not given the freedom of decision. In the world of The Giver there is perfect balance‚ but no choices and sameness is strongly enforced. In Harrison Bergeron everyone is equal but those who are beyond others are restrained. In All Summer in a Day everyone lives on an alien planet

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    How far was Stalins personality responsive for the great purges? By researching Stalin we can see he had a very different personality. He started of life as the son of a poor family. He was strong willed and managed to weave his way to the top of the soviet government all because of his sneaky personality. But saying his personality was responsible for the great purges are a debatable question. Some historians believe he did it just because he thought it was the right action for power in soviet

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    Kondratieff cycle/wave what is it? What were the implications? Why was Kondratieff persecuted by Joseph Stalin The Kondratieff cycle is a theory created by 19th century economist‚ Nikolai Kondratieff. The theory entitles the use of various data in order to anticipate future economic developments. Some of these data included wage medians‚ interest rates‚ raw material prices‚ foreign trades‚ and bank deposits. Observing charts of great length with each of these data factored in. Observing various

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    You’re walking home and you notice the color of the sky‚ gradually getting darker. You pick up your pace and slowly bring your wrist watch up to your face‚ dreading the result. To your horror‚ it is 8:54 PM and you are still 10 minutes away from your home. You quicken your pace‚ remembering the pain you felt when you were beaten last for staying out past curfew. You sprint home and keep your head low‚ the whole time in fear of being caught. This is is unfortunately‚ a life lived by many under strict

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    The Bay of Pigs Did you know the CIA had a very embarrassing operation in 1961? Have you ever heard of the Bay of Pigs? There are many reasons this operation has been dubbed the “Perfect Failure.” The first thing that will be looked over today is the plan. Then‚ I will touch on the details of the invasion. Finally‚ we will go over the outcome of the operation. Let’s start this adventure by talking about the plan. The Bay of Pigs invasion was a plan by the CIA to overthrow the communist rule of

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    What major events in the Cold War caused Fidel Castro to side with the Soviet Union Super Power? In the 1960’s the world was largely dominated by the Cold War which was a long period of tension and hostility that only occasionally broke out into open warfare. This conflict was caused by the rivalry of two superpowers - the United States and the Soviet Union and emerged after the Second World War. Both super powers had different ideologies - the United States was a capitalist democracy‚ whereas

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