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    The state of Russian individuals‚ particularly those of the working class‚ known as the protoliterates‚ like the ranchers and the production line laborers were extremely woeful as contrasted with other European nations. It was principally because of the despotic legislature of the Czar Nicholas II who threatened these individuals step by step by his degenerate and abusive arrangements. The state of the plant specialists was woeful. They couldn’t structure any exchange unions and political gatherings

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    Russia Cultural Analysis A- Population As of 2007 Russian Federation ranks tenth in the world with a total population of 141‚377‚752 people as of July 2007.(NationMaster). The biggest city in the Federation is the capital‚ Moscow‚ at 10‚415‚400 people(NationMaster). The overall sex distribution in the Russian population is 0.859 males/female however in the 15-64 year old range the distribution is much closer at 0.93 males/female. Even more interesting is the distribution between men and women

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    Oral Tradition vs. Written Tradition The Bible is one of the world’s greatest books. To believers and nonbelievers alike‚ this book has caused a massive stir in societies. Many do not know how this book came to be. For the most part‚ we are familiar with the stories of the bible and their moral lessons because we’ve been told them. From that experience the question would arise about whether oral tradition is superior to written tradition. Webster’s Dictionary says Oral Tradition is‚ “Cultural

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    Christian (adopted Christianity under Prince Vladimir of Kiev in 988‚ Russia soon laid foundations for the rise of the Russian Orthodox Church) Orthodox teachings include the doctrine of the Holy Trinity and the inseparable but distinguishable union of the two natures of Jesus Christ--one divine‚ the other human. Among saints‚ Mary has a special place as the Mother of God. Russian Orthodox services‚ noted for their pageantry‚ involve the congregation directly by using only the vernacular form of the

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    along side the Mongol conquest of the thirteenth century. During this time‚ the Kievan state was diversified yet the manner in which this first state of Russia was established is unclear. This however is “where the fundamental characteristics of Russian culture and religion took root…[introducing] basic and lasting political ideas and social institutions” [Thompson 13]. A large majority of the population in Kievan Russia was composed of people living outside of the city‚ such as hunters‚ herdsmen

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    It can be argued that traditions‚ as well the people who participate in them‚ are what make families different. There are many different kinds of traditions. They can be formed anytime‚ and for any reason. They can be as simple as watching TV together while everyone is on their phone‚ or as complicated as a traditional Chinese wedding. Traditions are fun‚ and they can bring families together. The tradition that I can count on happening at least once a day is a mean joke between my stepmom‚ dad‚

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    to keep their traditions preserved and flourishing thousands of years. And this is because every aspect of Mayan life seemed to be centered on religion. And their religion would be classified as animism. This means that their religion centers on the fact that virtually everything in the world contains sacredness. This shows the notion that all objects whether living or non were embedded with spirits. (Culture counts)This fueled their culture and influenced their language and tradition‚ as well as‚

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    1917. Russia did not have the same origins as the rest of Europe. Russia developed different social‚ religious and intellectual traditions in comparison to Western Europe. The Tsar did not share his power‚ Russia was an autocracy in almost its purest form. The Tsar had the final word‚ he made all the decisions and formed all the policy in Russia. In the period of Russian history that is covered‚ strong critics of the Tsarist regime didn’t attack the notion of autocracy‚ but instead criticized the

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    fill of heartbreak and bloodshed. What makes Russian history so unique is how strong of a country is it even after the hundreds of years of revolution it has seen. The constant change that Russia has undergone and yet its resistance to keep its culture makes it a very independent country. Ilya Repin’s painting “They Did Not Expect Him”‚ is a token of how much a country can undertake and yet still be strong. The painting depicts the struggle of the Russian people but also how they have managed to strive

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    to bolster Russia’s expansionist empire. Westernization had a great impact on Russia and its development. Prior to Peter’s attempt for westernization‚ he and his predecessors extended tsarist policies of control and the expansion of Russian territory. Since the incursion of the Mongols‚ Russia never recovered from the impact of isolation. As time went on‚ Russia gradually began to recover. Under Ivan III‚ (Ivan the Great‚) Russia succeeded Byzantium or "third Rome." Ivan the

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