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    The novella by George Orwell‚ Animal Farm‚ is an allegory‚ or a piece of literature with a hidden meaning‚ of the Russian Revolution of 1917. Animal Farm follows the events of the farm animals and their uprising against the farmer. Despite the obvious differences between‚ Animal Farm‚ and the Russian Revolution‚ they are very much similar. Characters from the novella can be compared to historical figures from the revolution. While the novella is not limited to these characters‚ these are the most

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    This essay will analyse the origins and the significance of Russian Constructivism and by doing this we also explore the time it became active‚ the struggles it encountered‚ the people that were involved and finally the lasting impact it had on art and design. Constructivism originated in Russia and became an active movement in 1913; it was an artistic and architectural philosophy. The term “construction art” was used as a term by Kazimir Malevich when he was describing the work of Alexander Rodchenko

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    Monarchy rule and formed the Soviet Union. As a result of the Russian Revolution‚ the civilization of Russia adjusted to a new civilization. The Russian Revolution was an overall success by changing Russia’s Monarchy into a communist state‚ changing into a socialist economy from a capitalist economy‚ and changed the socio-economic classes. Before the Russian Revolution Russia had a Monarch named Tsar Nicholas the II‚ but after the Russian Revolution‚ Russia turned into a communist state. Tsar Nicholas

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    The Influence of WWI on the Russian Revolution: A historiographical review I. Topic Introduction and research questions WWI developed during an era of unprecedented global conflict‚ political fractioning‚ and breakdown of diplomatic Balkan relationships that rapidly expanded globally. Russia was undergoing worsening stress of the existing class structure‚ political instability under the developing constitutional monarchy‚ and aggressive pressures by the intelligentsia to gain more control

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    stages‚ the revolution started in February and finished in October. As a result of this revolution‚ it removed Russia from the war and brought about the takeover of the Russian empire into the Union of Soviet Socialist republic’s hands‚ replacing the traditional Tsarist autocratic monarchy with the world’s first communist state. From Word War I losses‚ poor leadership‚ falling industries to chronic food shortages‚ the people of Russia were fed up with how their country was run and how weak it was

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    At 5:00 am‚ October 26‚ the manifesto legitimizing the creation of a revolutionary government was voted on and passed by an overwhelming margin. The Russian revolution of 1917 saw the overthrow of the tsarist autocracy in February and the seizure of power by the Bolshevik party in October.The Bolsheviks proceeded to establish the world’s first Communist state on a territory covering one-sixth of the globe. A series of events and ideas led to the October revolution‚ each significant in its own

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    “Those who make peaceful revolution impossible‚ make violent revolution inevitable” – John F. Kennedy From the 23rd February to 26th October two revolutions collectively called the Russian Revolution completely changed the fabric of Russia. First‚ the February Revolution toppled the Russian monarchy and established a Provisional Government. Then in October‚ a second Revolution on orders from Vladimir Ilyich Lenin resulted in the Bolsheviks being the new leaders of Russia. Among all this confusion

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    oil. There were problems with Russian industrialization right from the start. As industry in Russia expanded‚ serfs were being sent to work in the factories. At first‚ this seemed to be a good thing. Afterall‚ the serfs were being given the opportunity to work apart from the land of their masters. However‚ the serfs were able to keep very little of the money they obtained from working in the factories. Much‚ if not all of their pay was given to their master. Russian serfs‚ who made up the majority

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    revolutions are developed from philosophical ideas. The Russian Revolution of 1917 and Chinese Revolution of 1949 were developed from the idea of Karl Marx‚ communism. Communism is the advocating of war‚ leading to a society in which all property is owned publicly and each person works and is paid according to their abilities. Although both based off a philosophical idea they were widely different and changed history immensely. The Russian Revolution otherwise known as the Bolshevik Revolution‚

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    Why and how was a Russian Intelligentsia cultivated in the mid-1800’s and what were their political impacts? BRANGLIDOR Raphaël Gabvin IBS of Provence Candidate Number: 001386-041 Word count: 3900 Topic: Emergence and Impact of the Russian Intelligentsia Category: History Table of Contents Sub-heading | Page Number | Table of Contents | Page 1 | Abstract | Page 2 | Introduction | Page 3 | Definition and background | Page 4 |

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