'Revolutionary leader' presentation slideshows

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How far did Stalin to 1939 continue the policies of Lenin? (OCT/NOV 2008)

How far did Stalin to 1939 continue the policies of Lenin? (OCT/NOV 2008). How far did Stalin to 1939 continue the policies of Lenin? (OCT/NOV 2008). The key issue is the link between Stalin and Lenin .

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THE AGE OF REVOLUTIONS

THE AGE OF REVOLUTIONS. FRANCE. FRANCE. In the 18 th century France was governed by absolute monarchy. This was that the king had power over everyone. He believed that he got his power from God. This was known as the diving right of kings . FRANCE.

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How far did Stalin to 1939 continue the policies of Lenin? (OCT/NOV 2008)

How far did Stalin to 1939 continue the policies of Lenin? (OCT/NOV 2008). How far did Stalin to 1939 continue the policies of Lenin? (OCT/NOV 2008). The key issue is the link between Stalin and Lenin .

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Focus

Focus. How did Caesar become popular? Discuss what happens to the First Triumvirate and its effects on Rome. Caesar to the Pax Romana. Caesar. After civil war, he pardoned all the Senators that fought against him with Pompey He distributed land to the poor

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U.S. Economic Imperialism in Latin America

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What is terrorism? Who are Terrorists?

What is terrorism? Who are Terrorists? Take thirty seconds and discuss it with a partner and be prepared to share. Terrorism. Pronounced: /? ter???z?m / Function: noun

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Mao Zedong

The Guomindang 1912-1927. Mao Zedong. Sun Yatsen. Chinese revolutionary leader First president Republic of China 1912 Developed political philosophy: Three Principles of the People Uniting figure in post-imperial China Not able to consolidate power over the country, after death civil war.

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