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14 juillet
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Unit 2
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THE AMERICAN CENTURY
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The Russian Revolution
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The Russian Revolution
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By: Mary Waldman, Reed Clements, Kayla Rankins, Caroline Scott, and Paige Dilday
By: Mary Waldman, Reed Clements, Kayla Rankins, Caroline Scott, and Paige Dilday. Rise of Stalin. By: Reed Clements. Rise of S talin. Process,characteristics , personality, tactics(secret police, indocrtination , propaganda, censorship, religion, persecution, great purge, labor camps).
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The Future of Democracy and Human Rights in Iran
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Basic Democracy
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Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl
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The French Revolution "Radical" Phase: 1793-1794
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The French Revolution
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The Russian Revolution
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