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    collective minds of Ukrainians. The Holodomor‚ or the Ukrainian Famine‚ was a man-made famine created by Joseph Stalin‚ leader of the Soviet Union from 1922-1952. The famine lasted from 1932 to 1933 and seven to ten million deaths were reported. It was forced because Stalin wanted to undermine the nationalistic pride of the Ukrainians who were resisting the collectivization efforts of the Soviet Union. The Holodomor took a great toll mentally and physically on the Ukrainians. Even today‚ very few

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    Mr. Willis‚ Miss. Gidden‚ Mrs. Sullivan‚ Teachers’‚ Students and our faculty staff on behalf of the student council body Good morning‚ my name is Richard McKenzie. On a serious note I am here to talk about why I want to be Student council president‚ how we can bring many creative ideas to help better the school life of our students‚ because remember they say that school is your home away from home. If so then it should be as calm‚ relaxing and comfortable as possible. The Student council is a way

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    pages. During the 2006 and 2008 election seasons‚ new technologies emerged that enabled individuals to participate in media-rich online communities organized around the creation and exchange of media content. The popularity of social media such as YouTube‚ Facebook‚ and Twitter‚ especially among younger voters‚ provides a highly visible environment for candidates to promote themselves‚ interact with voters in fundamentally different ways than in previous elections‚ and enable users to interact with

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    Becoming an Informed Voter GOVT 220 GOVT 220-D03 04/21/2014 Becoming an Informed Voter – Researching My Congressional Delegation What is the Political History of your district and State? Harris County in the state of Texas was formed in the winter of 1836‚ and was first called Harrisburg County after an early settler named John Richard Harris. The name changed from Harrisburg County to Harris County in 1839. In the United States House of Representatives‚

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    contacting any leading suffragists‚ who by then had been well organized for more than two decades. Susan B. Anthony and others were stunned by the action of this controversial woman‚ whose “open marriage” was the talk of New York City. The next presidential election was two years away‚ and Woodhull used this time to bring attention to women’s issues‚ including the right to vote. Undaunted by the fact that women could not vote and that she was not yet old enough to legally become president‚ Woodhull traveled

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    As to analyze the industry and the firm about its competitiveness I have decided to take the Roshen company and Ukrainian confectionery industry for analysis. ROSHEN Confectionery Corporation – one of the largest world manufacturers of confectionery products. ROSHEN Confectionery Corporation holds 18th place in the world rating Candy Idustry Top 100. Under its own "sweet quality mark" ROSHEN produces around 200 kinds of perfect quality confectionery products (chocolate and jelly sweets‚ caramel

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    of social media playing a significant role in political campaigns. Given the support for social media‘s role in political campaigns‚ research would show how social media affected previous campaigns‚ specifically President Barack Obama‘s 2008 presidential campaign‚ and the growing importance of social media to future political campaigns. Research would also indicate the potential problems and best uses of social media in future campaigns. Introduction: Social

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    far. She has now announced that she is running for the 2016 Presidential Campaign as a Democratic candidate. Clinton was the former Secretary of State from 2009 to 2013. In 2001‚ she was elected to the U.S. Senate and became the first lady to hold national office. As we all know‚ Hillary Clinton was previously the first lady of the United States when her husband Bill Clinton was president from 1993 to 2001. During Bill Clinton’s presidential campaign‚ Hillary wasn’t just any first lady‚ in fact she

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    Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of Americans basing their vote on the 4 ways of knowing (perception‚ reason‚ language & emotion) in the upcoming presidential election The United States of America is the world’s largest democracy. Every four years they hold presidential elections in which the public is to determine by vote who wins. The American people through decision and judgment cast out there vote to who they believe is the best person to lead their country. They must base their decision

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    pages. During the 2006 and 2008 election seasons‚ new technologies emerged that enabled individuals to participate in media-rich online communities organized around the creation and exchange of media content. The popularity of social media such as YouTube‚ Facebook‚ and Twitter‚ especially among younger voters‚ provides a highly visible environment for candidates to promote themselves‚ interact with voters in fundamentally different ways than in previous elections‚ and enable users to interact with

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