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    A revolution in Ukraine took place in February 2014 after a series of violent events in the capital of Kiev culminated with the ousting of the then President of Ukraine‚ Viktor Yanukovych. This was followed by a series of changes in quick succession in Ukraine’s socio-political system‚ including the installation of a new improvised government‚ the revival of an older version of the constitution‚ and the request to hold spontaneous presidential elections within months. Before

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    Kiev want to become a part of the European Union (E.U) but the president - Viktor Yanukovych rejected. The reason of him rejecting might be because he did not want Ukraine to be under the power of the European Union‚ Instead he wanted Ukraine to be independent. The people wouldn’t listen and the protests elevated in the early 2014 and eventually caused deaths of many protesters and police. Among other things‚ president Yanukovych struck another deal which was to buy $15 billion in Ukraine bonds and discounts

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    After the disintegration of the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact‚ Ukraine must seek their own survival and development in the East-West political attacks. Russia wants to control Ukraine‚ in order to prevent North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) eastward expansion. On the other hand‚ NATO hopes Ukraine can act as a barrier to prevent Russian expansion. Therefore‚ Ukraine must consider it should be pro-Russia or pro-Europe. Ukraine shares borders with the Russian Federation to the east and northeast

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    collectivisation of agriculture is widely accepted to have led to the death of millions in the Soviet Union‚ mainly Ukrainian peasant farmers. The famine was largely man-made‚ although the episode remains controversial. In 2006 (under the West-leaning Viktor Yushchenko) the government of Ukraine passed a law recognizing the disaster as genocide against the Ukrainian people. Crimea was formally absorbed into the Russian empire by Catherine the Great in the 18th century ‚ that’s when Russia’s strategically

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    Historical Systems of Power‚ Governance‚ and Authority Through out our history and even in modern times‚ colonialism‚ imperialism and revolution have played a major part in the rise and fall of power structure and governance in the world. Societies have been overtaken‚ ruled‚ risen‚ and fallen. Wars have been fought for the power of one society‚ faction‚ or government to rule another. Non violent revolutions have enacted changes in power as well‚ making significant changes in power structures

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    accumulating the power is palpably dragging Ukraine into the picture. Ukraine‚ which was until 2008 Bucharest summit extended its support and participation towards NATO forces‚ has now turned indifferent and cold to US under the presidency of Viktor Yanukovych. It’s necessary to recall the actions of the United States in Afghanistan‚ in Iraq‚ in Libya‚ where they acted either without and sanction from United Nations Security Council or distorted the contents of the resolution‚ as it happened in

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    Ambassador Vitaly Churkin insisted his country’s aims were preserving democracy‚ protecting millions of Russians in Ukraine and stopping radical extremists. He said ousted President Viktor Yanukovych remains Ukraine’s elected leader and has asked Russia to send troops. The Russian envoy read a letter from Yanukovych at the U.N. meeting‚ describing Ukraine as a country "on the brink of civil war‚" plagued by "chaos and anarchy." "People are being persecuted for language and political reasons‚" the

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    enforcement in the European country creates a “World where choice has been taken away and reality distorted… the most dangerous world of all.” (Lowry). For years‚ those in Ukraine have lived without basic freedoms‚ limited by their president‚ Viktor Yanukovych and their government’s censorship. The Ukrainian government may not have to promote the United States’ principles‚ yet are expected to follow the articles of the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights. By this document‚ censorship

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    because the east side of Ukraine (which is the Russian speaking side‚ many of whom had voted for Yanukovych) think that Ukraine should not join the European Union and protested Yanukovych removal. So then Russian leaders decided that they should intervene for the sake of Russian speaking Ukrainians‚ too the west side of Ukraine it seems like the Russian leaders are ignoring the valid reasons that Yanukovych was removed for. Some believe that Russian president Vladimir Putin is using this conflict as

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    After Columbus mistakenly discovered the Americas in 1492‚ European countries were soon setting out to establish themselves in this new world. Spain was first to establish itself in the new world‚ using their powerful military and their navy. The new colonies were completely dictated by the king of Spain‚ such one of his policies allowing colonists to use the native tribes for forced labor. France was the second major power to establish itself. Their main focus was fur trapping and fur trading. The

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