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    mobs of people domiciled in an Empire which was suffering from backwardness in several aspects came out to illustrate their discontent on the streets of Petrograd. Before this escalated and a large number of citizens joined the movement - one could argue that the consequences could have been limited‚ if a strong leader would have been in power. The long history of struggle and rising discontent amongst the population had come to a point at which it was almost impossible to prevent the eventual outbreak

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    Reconstruction was they got the Union back together after the Civil War. Reconstruction was seen at the end to some people because blacks were still free. The abolishment of slavery was a succeed‚ but discrimination didn’t stop going against them and their concentration of wealth was still lower than the whites. Another success for the reconstruction was that public school’s systems from the southern states were improved. Evidently‚ all the features of the Reconstruction were a failure. It was supposed

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    believing you are making improvements while others may oppose of it. Joseph Stalin is a very acceptable image of what this is. Although his people may not have believed in him at the time he did do a lot of valuable things‚ let us see why. While Stalin was in power he accomplished a lot‚ the USSR went from a very poor society to a force to be reckoned with when it came to industrial and military power considering where it was before. Leadership is hard‚ although no senior in high school is in power

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    their circumstance‚ yet‚ consequential individuals can shape events within their times. Leon Trotsky‚ key member of the Russian Bolshevik party in the early 20th century‚ exemplifies this statement. Born into a period of turbulent change socially and politically‚ due to the Russian industrial revolution‚ Trotsky was shaped by his context and events in early life. However‚ it is to a greater extent that Trotsky was a significant player and shaper of events within his times‚ being the November revolution

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    How was Hitler able to capture the hearts of so many people? Through propaganda. Through a detailed‚ psychologically advanced‚ and twistingly genius comprehension of what the German people needed. In the middle of the grim‚ gray‚ and gloomy society in Germany‚ he stood out as someone who was young and enthusiastic--a man who was genuinely interested in the well being of his country. He rose to power very strategically‚ first getting the Nazi name out there and then eventually using the good guy

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    My Goals to Succeed in College I really want to graduate from college and make a better life to my family. My parents didn’t graduate from high school‚ and they didn’t even finish their junior high school. Not because they didn’t like studying‚ but they couldn’t afford the tuition fee because of poverty. They didn’t have much choices to make their life better. So‚ how can I give up the opportunity to study when I get financial aid at college. That’s no excuses to drop out of school in America. I

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    should be able to keep the dogs that they have trained.One reason why I think this is because the soldiers care about the animals that they have trained. Another reason is because there are so many dogs that the military owns and I don’t think they will miss one dog. The third reason is because the soldiers train the dogs and have worked with them their whole life. To conclude my opinion is that service men and women should be able to keep the dogs they have trained. My first reason as to of why service

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    the USSR was still in crisis‚ after all revolutions‚ and the civil war. Russia was still not ass well developed as other European countries 20 years ago‚ therefore Stalin needed to transform his country into a modern and powerful nation. He wanted to industrialize Russia. Stalin’s main aims were to create a good defense from foreign attacks and to catch up economically with other countries so Russia will not depend on import from mainly Germany and‚ other nations. Industrialization was all about

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    The death of Lenin marked the start of Stalin legacy over U.S.S.R. In his speech The Hard Line‚ he said “All beat her-for her backwardness: for military backwardness‚ for cultural backwardness‚ for political backwardness‚ for industrial backwardness‚ for agricultural backwardness.”‚ not only does this phrase describes the state of U.S.S.R but also Stalin ambition and sensitivity towards his country. Stalin design was to insure that Russia would no longer trail behind the rest of the world as it

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    when Trotsky was appointed commissar of war by the government it was a major turning point in the civil war. Whilst Lenin was working on the land that the Bolsheviks had and trying to ensure that it did not fall into the hands of the whites‚ Trotsky began to eradicate people who were against the Bolsheviks. As a military commander he was able to do with the army what he wanted and despite being untrained‚ his philosophy and organisation meant that he excelled in the role. His philosophy was simple

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