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    FRQ #1 The independent variable is the group receiving feedback. The dependent variable is how much each group correctly identified the figures. The independent variable will not change in the experiment and the dependent variable’s outcome will rely on the independent factor. The foveal is the small pit‚ in the retina‚ which provides the clearest and sharpest vision. The participants’ foveal vision are needed to be highly active so they can best identify the "geometric figures." Feature detectors

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    Monarchy rule and formed the Soviet Union. As a result of the Russian Revolution‚ the civilization of Russia adjusted to a new civilization. The Russian Revolution was an overall success by changing Russia’s Monarchy into a communist state‚ changing into a socialist economy from a capitalist economy‚ and changed the socio-economic classes. Before the Russian Revolution Russia had a Monarch named Tsar Nicholas the II‚ but after the Russian Revolution‚ Russia turned into a communist state. Tsar Nicholas the

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    The Influence of WWI on the Russian Revolution: A historiographical review I. Topic Introduction and research questions WWI developed during an era of unprecedented global conflict‚ political fractioning‚ and breakdown of diplomatic Balkan relationships that rapidly expanded globally. Russia was undergoing worsening stress of the existing class structure‚ political instability under the developing constitutional monarchy‚ and aggressive pressures by the intelligentsia to gain more control

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    Topic: how are the similarities’ to the Russian revolution evident in the novel Animal farm? Response: The book the animal farm by George Orwell has many similarities to the Russian revolution‚ portrayed through the plot and characters. Many of the characters and events of Orwell’s novel are parallel to those of the Russian Revolution. Such as the revolutionary thinkers in Old Major and Karl Marx‚ the leaders who want the best for their people such as Snowball and Leon Trotsky‚ and the leaders who

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    and the Russian Revolution because the leaders in both scenarios did not care for their people. Animal Farm itself is a representation of the Russian Revolution. The book tells about the weak leadership and poor living conditions that occurred in real life. It also has characters that portray historical figures; such as Vladimir Lenin compared to the book character Squealer. Animal farm is an allegory that effectively represents the people‚ events‚ and an overview of the Russian Revolution. Animal

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    depiction of Russian society under Josef Stalin from the time of the Russian Revolution. Discuss. Animal Farm by George Orwell is an accurate satirical depiction of Russian Society under Joseph Stalin from the time of the Russian Revolution. Orwell uses animals and exaggeration to show an important aspect of Russian history. The story clearly reflects peoples’ lives under the rule of Stalin being no different to their lives under their former ruler the Tsar. Orwell criticised the Russian Revolution

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    During the Russian revolution of 1917 under the power of Tsar Nicholas II the Russian empire had come to an end. With this occurring Lenin and his bolsheviks allowed Marxian socialism to rise. The drastic changes going on in Russia affected not only the civilians but many countries around the world. In the novel Animal Farm‚ the animals rebel against their master Jones just like what happened in Russia. The animals were tired of being told what to do and not being cared for in return they wanted

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    two Revolutions? When one speaks of the French and Russian revolutions‚ they do not pay particular attention to women‚ but more to the revolutionary men. After all‚ most history books only mention the King‚ the soldiers‚ the condemned‚ and perhaps the Queen. But where are the mothers‚ daughters‚ sisters and wives? Even with characters such as Olympe de Gouges‚ (who was in fact a woman)‚ and Marie-Jean Roland‚ (also a woman)‚ who inspired the French women to take part in the revolution; women

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    environment of deterioration festering around them at the time‚ the most incremental and significant being the failure of other political parties to act and distance themselves from the Provisional Government. This directly heightened Lenin’s role in the revolution‚ allowing him to exploit these weaknesses‚ with the help of Trotsky‚ whom he appropriated successfully to achieve the parties main end: a socialist‚ Bolshevik government‚ Sovnarkom. Lenin placed Trotsky as the leader of the Petrograd Soviet’s Military

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    Animal Farm by George Orwell is a story that is a great representation of the Russian Revolution. The Russian Revolution in 1917 ended centuries of imperial rule and started political and social changes that would eventually lead to the formation of the Soviet Union. For years‚ Russian workers had been treated unfairly and had been waiting for a time to revolt. The Bloody Sunday Massacre in 1905 occurred when many Russians were protesting against the monarchy and hundreds of unarmed protesters were

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