'Lenin' presentation slideshows

Ch 28 The Crisis of the Imperial Order

Ch 28 The Crisis of the Imperial Order. 1900-1929. Origins of the Crisis in Europe and the Middle East . The Ottoman Empire and the Balkans . By the late nineteenth century the once-powerful Ottoman Empire was in decline and losing the outlying provinces closest to Europe.

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*Note

*Note. Add mention of Lusitania (near zimmerman telegram and unrestricted warfare. Add mention of Karl Marx (around Lenin) Add pictures. CHAPTER 24 review book. WAR AND REVOLUTION. THE ROAD TO WORLD WAR I. SECTION 1. The United States.

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Chapter 5: The Social Self

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Discussion Chapters 9, 11 & 10

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Discussion Chapters 9, 11 & 10

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Tending the Development of Democracy Through Rhetoric

Tending the Development of Democracy Through Rhetoric. Plato. Aristotle. Tending the Development of the Church Through Preaching. Catholic Priests. Martin Luther. Tending the Development of a Modern Secular Society Through Rhetoric. John Locke. Thomas Paine.

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The Counter-Revolution

The Counter-Revolution. July through early September, 1917.

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Animal Farm

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Chapter 24 Sections 2 and 3

Chapter 24 Sections 2 and 3 . The Rise of Dictators Hitler and the Nazis. I. The Rise of Dictators. Between 1919 and 1939, all the majors countries of Europe except France and Great Britain had adopted some form of dictatorial government

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What do Big Brother, a sinister monk that cannot be killed, 15 million dead people,

What do Big Brother, a sinister monk that cannot be killed, 15 million dead people, and a human body that has been preserved and on public display since 1924 all have in common?. THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION!. Russia in 1917. Ruled by Autocracy

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Who would you vote for??

Who would you vote for??. Contestant #1 I am a womanizer, have self-interested policies and unfortunately suffer from ailing health. . Contestant #2 I have a drinking habit and a defiant tongue or attitude.

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Era 5 Review: 1914 to the Present

Era 5 Review: 1914 to the Present. The World War I Era The World War II Era Communism and the Cold War Independence Movements in Asia and Africa Globalization and the World Since 1980 Women since 1914 Summary. A. World War I Era.

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Warm up: Answer the first question in your packet.

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Marxist perspectives on international politics

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R ussian D ecline

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Ending Section 2

Ending Section 2. By ken harper. Stalin gains power. Lenin's sudden death in 1924. Set off power struggle among Communist leaders. The chief contenders were trotskey and joseph Stalin . Trotsky. Brilliant Marxist thinker Skillful speaker An architect of the Bolshevik revolution. Stalin.

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Russian and its rulers 1917 - 1964

Russian and its rulers 1917 - 1964. 1917 The Russian Revolutions. Two revolutions February (March) October (November) October (November) The February Revolution Tsar Nicholas II abdicated Two groups claimed power: The Provisional Government (former members of the Duma)

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Post-WWI Europe

Post-WWI Europe. Bolshevik Revolution 1917 . Tsar abdicates throne in March 1917 November 7, 1917 Bolshevik Communists seize power Led by Lenin and Trotsky Communist dictatorship is established Bolshevik power not consolidated until 1920 Engaged in civil war

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