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    Bolsheviks led by Lenin. However the main factors that led to their downfall was their decision to continue in the war because it has worsened the issues that The Provisional Government failed to tackle which then led to loss of support from the bulk of the population and more importantly the army which they relied upon to defend The Provisional Government such as the July Days. In addition their decision to delay the elections gave the Bolsheviks a chance to take power. As a result‚ Lenin and the Bolsheviks

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    patriotism. Both leaders were totalitarian dictators that wanted change. While Lenin used Marxist ideals in his movements‚ Mao used his own interpretation of communism and called it Maoism. The Chinese Revolution lasted about 28 years‚ while the Russian Revolution only lasted about one year. The reason for this difference is because the ideas of Karl Marx were barely known in China in the early 1900s. In Russia‚ Vladmir Lenin knew when the right timing was for a revolution‚ and because socialism had

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    political theory of communism‚ Old Major established the theory of Animalism. Marx and Old Major were both visionaries in their respected states who saw a utopia through the establishment of their ideas as systems of government. Old Major and Vladimir Lenin both used their brilliant and persuasive speaking abilities to gather support for their proposed rebellions and ideals. It was through their words that they were able to incite rebellions. Mr. Jones was based off of the dictator Nicholas II. Mr. Jones

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    their power using a number of ideologically progressive pragmatic reforms that placated the masses. Soviet power rested almost entirely on popular support. Lenin implemented a number of political and social reforms attempting to create a government of the people. A new government‚ the Soviet of People’s Commissars (Sovnarkom) was created‚ with Lenin as chairman. The Land Decree turned the administration of the land over to village Soviets; the Workers’ Control Decree (14 November) granted committees

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    series of crises that threatened their ability to control and govern in Russia. The response and resolutions to these crises included Initial Reforms‚ Treaty of Brest-Litovsk‚ Civil War‚ Red terror‚ War Communism and the NEP. Under the leadership of Lenin‚ the execution of these responses were made possible and the Bolsheviks were able to maintain and expand their power. The Civil War however was the direct consequence of the Bolshevik’s actions as they tried to maintain their grasp on power. The victory

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    should function in a new society‚ how that society should be structured‚ and what it should look like. In contrast to what Bolshevik propaganda would have some of us believe‚ many Russians did not blindly follow or believe in demagogues like Trotsky or Lenin who were promising bread‚ circuses‚ and miracles for the suffering population. Instead‚ many developed their own opinions on what kind of regime should take power and represent Russia and what type of laws should govern the land. Due to the fact that

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    represents Tsar Nicholas II‚ is in charge of the farm‚ the animals were all against his attitude towards the animals living on the farm. The Major‚ who represents both Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin‚ uses rhetoric to persuade the animals to undertake the rebellion. This symbolises the historical event of Vladimir Lenin taking over Russia as the new dictator. The hypocrisy evident in the novel is the genuine idea to equality. All of the farm animals lived by the motto all animals are equal”‚ however once

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    The characters are representations of political leaders like Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin‚ the two of whom are represented by the uncompromising Old Major‚ who sparks the revolution believing that those of his kind were being mistreated. The representation and actions of Old Major strongly correspond to Marx’s ideology of the absence of social class distinction in the system. Lenin was uncompromising in his Marxist views‚ as Old Major is absolute in his hatred of Man.[1] As Old Major

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    Western civ 2 notes 1848 * Known as the hungry 40’s * Industrialization sweeps over Europe * Railroad transforms the world and makes the world “smaller” because news got around quicker * France – 1830-1848 – “july monarchy” Louis Philippe is a bourgeois monarch. The bourgeoisie benefitted from him because of Liberalism * French workers started to get pushed into the streets because of food shortages and rising prices * In fear of violence‚ the royal family flees and goes

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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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