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    the throne. Alexander II’s reign did not start as promising as one would have hoped‚ with his inheritance of the bloody and draining Crimean War‚ which eventually ended in 1856 with the Treaty of Paris‚ that ruled Russian warships out of the black sea – a deafening blow towards Russian intentions and dominance in the Balkans. Due to this‚ Alexander II recognised that in order to create stability at home‚ military and domestic reforms were vitally necessary. From this the abolition of Serfdom was

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    the east and the Balkan Peninsula in the west. This sea is extremely important to Russia because of many reasons. The sea gives Russia many natural resources‚ including fish and many different types of nutrients. The sea also is very important in Russian history because many arguments‚ battles‚ and disputes have occurred because of the uncertainty of who owns the Black Sea and its resources. Because the Black Sea provides Russia with many resources it is a extremely important part of Russia. The

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    century A.D. since then‚ the whole of Central Asian (except northern part of Kazakhstan) and Caucus regions were under Muslim rule. Over time‚ most of the local populations of these regions embraced Islam. However‚ with the advance of the Tsarist Russian forces into Muslim land in Central Asia in the 19th century A.D.‚ it was becoming apparent to the Muslims of this region that they were facing a new challenge of immense proportion‚ particularly at the cultural‚ educational‚ social and economic levels

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    The Emancipation Edict of 1861 The condition of the Russian peasant The most noticeable feature of 19th century Russian society was the high proportion of the population‚ around 80 per cent‚ who were peasants. In 1850 almost half of these peasants were serfs‚ peasants tied to the land they worked. They worked on the land given to them and in return for the use of this land they were required to work also for the noble landowner. Three days in the week was the average requirement but in the worse

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    Should Animal Farm be studied in school? Yes‚ Animal Farm should be studied in school. Animal Farm teaches about the Russian Revolution in an allegory‚ and shows how being uneducated can make you easily persuadable. It does this by the use of Animals to replace the Russian government‚ people‚ and leaders. Such as Napoleon who is symbolizing Vladimir Lenin and Snowball who represents Trotski. Throughout the book most of the animals are uneducated and are not very smart‚ and if you are not educated

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    The Atlantic revolution was different in the sense that the Atlantic revolution wasn’t as big and violen. Back then war was a newer thing and they weren’t as advanced as win the Russian revolution happened. A similarity between the Russian revolution in the Atlantic revolution was they both had a pretty big impact on history. What happened in those revolutionaries/wars affected us today by how are government works. “The American Revolution needs to be understood

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    December 14‚ 1825‚ these men entered the pages of history as the Decembrists. Although the Decembrist’s failed‚ it was nonetheless the first attempt in modern Russian history to stand up to the autocracy and fight for changes in how they were ruled. For the first time in Russia‚ there existed an influential group that held conception of Russian state as distinct and separate from the ruler and administrative institutions. Enthralled with the progressive ideas of Western Enlightenment‚ these men undertook

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    The best way to search for viable alternative entry strategies is to watch the mistakes IKEA made and the problems they had by entering the Russian market. But first there are several company related attributes to mention. IKEA is a company which is highly related to their Swedish tradition and origin as this is a basically part of their marketing strategy and corporate identity. Many people are connecting IKEA’s Swedish image with the way IKEA is communicating their product range: Cheap‚ easy and

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    Westernization under Peter the Great. Virtually every aspect of Russia was affected by reforms during the reign of Peter the Great. His reforms were the most wide-spread ever to take place. Of all of the Czars Peter is one of the most visible and in Russian history. The reforms and westernization of Peter the Great made Russia a more modern and stronger power in Europe under his rule and until his death in 1725. Peter was a powerful and forceful leader with a vision. He wanted to westernize Russia

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    then to destroy them root and branch.’ Though this quote is in reference to the French Revolution of 1789‚ yet upon hindsight many historians envisage the striking parallels between the revolutionary movements of France in 1789 and that of the Russian Revolution in 1905‚ and hence historiography for the two revolutions can largely be cross contextual. Thus‚ although the concessions introduced from 1906 might be enough to suppress the relatively mild spirit of reform‚ it is not sufficient to stem

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