… that happened in Manchuria and Abyssinia, which extremely embarrassed the League of Nations, and finally in the end, no more countries relied on the league it anymore. The crises were provocative to other countries and inevitable as Japan and Italy,…

… to call, ordinary women or nuns, because they live neither in the world nor out of it. Franciscan Friar Gilbert of Tournai, 1274." During the late twelfth century there was a turn that established a woman's role in her religious society. They began…

… Many among the huge crowds that lined the streets for the celebration of his coronation saw him as their "little father." He believed that God had appointed Nicholas to rule an empire covering about one-sixth of the earth's land area. Although well…

… IN 1924 [Stalin Takes Power] 1.Secretary - as General Secretary of Com. Party installed supporters in important positions. 2.Trotsky unpopular - brilliant but big-headed/ Missed Lenin's funeral (Stalin told him wrong date)/ Ideas of world revolution…

… Essay In the fall of 1793, you decide to spred your political ideas by publishing a pamphlet. Based on the current situation, decide who should have power, and create an essay which persuades people to support your position. You may choose…

… problems in fitting itself into the modern world and coping with its changes. Russia was catching up with the European progress and its economy and society was still very primitive. For Tsar Nicholas to change that it would take time and require knowledg…

… power. He owed his political success more to others and fortuitous circumstances than to his own judgment. Men like Sieyès, Barras, and Talleyrand, as well as Napoleon's own brother, Lucien, greatly contributed to Napoleon's success in…

… Civil War had many separate causes. If we are to believe Conrad Russell then religion was the most important aspect of the explosive nature of the war following 1640. Other historians such as John Morrill have pointed out that to look too closely…

… then fall prey of misfortune and cease to exist. Such kingdoms even existed in current time, for example, the Russian royalty family1. An example of a man that managed at a young age to defy all odds of misfortune and then to become the greatest leader…

… when sailors at the naval base of Kronstadt organised their own armed demonstration under Bolshevik slogans and walked into Petrograd. The Bolshevik leaders were preoccupied by this action, and refused to attempt to overthrow the government.They believe…