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    Animal Farm‚ written by George Orwell in 1945‚ portrays the Russian Revolution by using animals on a farm as symbols of political figures‚ such as Lenin and Stalin‚ and historical events as well. Orwell often wrote books such as Animal farm so that he can reflect and share his concern on the political and social circumstances of his day@. After the animals were treated brutally‚ they decided to revolt and rule the farm on their own. This resulted in them being in the hands of Napoleon‚ who was one

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    Sam Grossman  Period 8                                                          From 1801­1941 great and drastic changes came to the Soviet Union. Although the  Soviet Union was put on a new path of history during this time‚ they were still connects to their  roots as aspects of their society prior to 1801 continued. The Russians were technologically  inferior to the rest of Europe and seemed to be living in the past. After losing two wars they  expected to win‚ they finally realized just how far behind they were

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    November 9th‚ 1917 During the Russian Revolution in 1917‚ a successful party called the Bolsheviks came to power. The Bolsheviks were born out of Russia’s social democratic party led by Vladimir Lenin. The Bolshevik party obtained power by total drive of character and the support of the disappointed soldiers‚ sailors‚ peasants and factory workers who were organized into Soviets. They grabbed the support of these various social classes by making promises such as: giving land and power to the peasants

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    majority in the legislature‚ so he could easily pass these measures that would soon begin to destroy his "1000 year Reich." Stalin’s assumption of power was different. He was a leading member of the Bolshevik movement based on Karl Marx and headed by Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotsky. When Lenin fell ill in the early 1920’s Stalin used his position in the Bolshevik Party to isolate Lenin in his sickbed. He soon controlled all access to the failing Lenin‚ and if Lenin wanted him to be successor to the helm

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    and guaranteed employment sounded outstanding to the people who lived in Russia. Communism did call for a role of socialist dictatorship to help control any form of protest. Through persuasive tactics this new government seized power and in 1917 Vladimir Ilich Lenin came to power. Under his control the Soviet Union underwent many radical changes that led to the development of NEP (New Economic Policy). This policy called for some private ownership of the means of production and business. Still the

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    In 1917‚ in the midst of the Great War‚ Russia faced one of the biggest political shifts that the Tsarist-ruled country had ever known-the Bolshevik Revolution. There are two significant time frames associated with the Bolshevik Revolution. In the February revolution Tsar Nicholas II abdicated his throne and a Provisional Government took control. In the October revolution the Bolsheviks took power by overthrowing the Provisional Government. How did the October revolution become a reality? What

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    The 1917 Bolshevik Revolution was the seizure of power by the radical Marxists led by Vladimir Lenin and was one of the pivotal moments of the 20th Century. The ramifications of the event‚ and the subsequent establishment of the world’s first Communist regime were immediately obvious‚ but also had continuing repercussions for decades. This essay will argue that although Lenin and Stalin seemed to have conflicting views‚ in reality they shared very similar policies; Stalin just took these policies

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    Revolution is undoubtedly a momentous and extremely important event in Russia’s history‚ one that ousted the centuries-old Tsardom that ruled over the empire‚ in favour of the radical communist movement in the form of the Bolsheviks‚ headed by one Vladimir Iliych Lenin. However‚ did this sudden move from autocracy to a supposedly more progressive democracy actually bring about the modernisation of Russia industrially‚ agriculturally and culturally‚ or was it simply a rebranding of a totalitarian state

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    Russian domination. Russification was constructed in 1770 and still continues today in present-day Russia. Most of these “non-Russian” communities are areas that seceded from Russia but maintain strong Russian culture. Current Russian president‚ Vladimir Putin‚ supports Russification to the extent of forcing former Russian areas to accept the dominant Russian culture and learn the central language‚ Russian. Putin reiterates the seemingly positive aspect of Russification‚“This civilizational identity

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    The revolutions that occurred in Imperial Russia happened in February (old style‚ or Julian calendar) or March (new style‚ or Gregorian calendar) Revolution and The October (old style) or November (new style) Revolution. The February phase begun on March 8‚ 1917 when what initially began as bread and food riots (a common popular response to the sacrifices and privations exacted from the majority of the Russian population) in Saint Petersburg soon escalated into more organized resistance and rebellion

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