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    the arguments followed. We can argue that USA was to blame for the Cold War. At the Yalta Conference‚ Roosevelt did not define well what he said about the “Sphere of Influence” (He mean that Germany have to be divided into 4 occupation zones). Stalin thinks about this and saw this as a total control over the East by the USA. The second argument could be that USA tested the atomic bomb‚ and this cause tension between the USA and the USSR‚ because they feared that some of these 2 countries will

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    because they didn’t share information about the atom bomb with anyone and that scared Russia causing them to go to war with them. Another reason why the U.S caused the war was because they tried to turn the buffer states around Russia to a Democracy and Stalin really opposed that and was very angered. The last reason why the U.S caused the cold war was because they kept on trying to interfere with Russia and they tried to make Russia a democracy by bribing them with money after their economy was declining

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    Stalin's 5 year plan's

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    The Five Year Plans SUCCESSES FAILURES The improvements in production between 1928 and 1937 were phenomenal: Coal - from 36 million tonnes to 130 million tonnes. Iron - from 3 million tonnes to 15 million tonnes. Oil - from 2 million tonnes to 29 million tonnes. Electricity - from 5‚000 million to 36‚000 million kilowatts. Poorly organised – inefficiency‚ duplication of effort and waste. The Soviet Union gave opportunities to women - crèches were set up so they could also work. Women became doctors

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    Power Hunger Leads to Society Downfall In the eyes of a power hungry ruler‚ a totalitarian government would be paradise. It would be thought that if a leader is so happy with the way he rules his country‚ the grass would be greener on the other side. In this case‚ it is far from it. Citizens are forced to act upon the government’s rules‚ and failure to do so would only earn them a horrid session of torment and consequence. People are constantly under the government’s thumb‚ and practically have

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    An Important Leader

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    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. He was

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    Stalin’s regime he implemented many new domestic policies. One of these policies included his First Five Year Plan. In 1933 he delivered a speech to the central Communist Party about the outcomes of this plan. The origin of the source is Joeseph stalin‚ who addressed the results of his this Five Year Plan after it had been in place for the five years. The country of origin of this source was the U.S.S.R.‚ which was under Communsit rule at the time. Stalin’s purpose in presenting the speech was to

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    Graded Assignment Unit Test‚ Part 2: Animal Farm Answer each question‚ using complete sentences. (10 points) In Chapter 1‚ Old Major says‚ “Man is the only real enemy we have. Remove Man from the scene‚ and the root cause of hunger and overwork is abolished for ever.” Is that true? What does the novel reveal about “real enemies”? Answer: This is not true because yes the man is an enemy but it isn’t they aren’t the only thing that is an enemy to them. The animals themselves are actually

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    this time‚ it puts into power Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin is the leader of the Communist party creating the USSR. When Lenin dies in 1924 Joseph Stalin and Leon Trotsky are fighting for power Stalin spreads lies about Trotsky causing him to flee to Moscow‚ thus giving Stalin control of the USSR in the year 1929. The book Animal Farm by George Orwell shows in an allegory style the way the Russian Revolution happened and how Joseph Stalin came to power and the way he treated the people of Russia

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    Hungarian nationalism and their almost sullen acceptance of the imposed communist government post world War Two. Hungary’s long history as a predominately Catholic nation chaffing and resentful under the communist’s anti-religious edicts. The death of Stalin and Khrushchev’s destalinization efforts raising hopes for more balanced rule. The immediate spark was student demonstrations and their attempts to have their demands broadcast on the Hungarian radio network. Hungary as an independent entity has

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    involved he planned it‚ and watched. If Stalin didn’t kill you he would send you to a gulag. A gulag was labour camp where Stalin would send his enemies. Was it better to live and be sent to a gulag? Or be tortured and die? He would do anything to make sure anyone unloyal to him‚ a person able to lead‚ or anyone he disliked would disappear. If he didn’t kill them he might have left them to physically and mentally scarred they couldn’t even imagine disliking Stalin. This was one of the worst events in

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