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…of the original Thirteen Colonies from England, which lead to the American Revolution. Vladimir Lenin embraced Marx’s work The Communist Manifesto and eventually overthrew the Russian monarchy in the Russian Revolution. Though the contexts of the writings…

…was sent to Siberia. Following the Russian Revolution of February 1917, Stalin returned to Petrograd (now known as Saint Petersburg), where he resumed the editorship of Pravda. In 1922 Stalin became secretary general. After Lenin's death, he joined…

…Trotsky was undoubtedly the most brilliant intellect brought to prominence by the Russian Revolution, outdistancing Lenin and other theoreticians both in the range of his interests and in the imaginativeness of his perceptions. He was a tireless worker…

…the things Old Major wanted, such as the welfare of the animals. In the Russian Revolution his counterpart would be Trotsky. Trotsky believed and wanted the same things as Lenin, and wanted to continue what Lenin had started. Then comes Napoleon. Napoleon…

…of Communism, or ‘Animalism’, the Animal Farm version of this system of thought. In a way, Major is associated with V.I Lenin of the Russian Revolution, the opportunist who brought and initiated the communist way of life on this land when it needed…

…and stability was somewhat achieved through consistency. In relation to the former, rival factions were still around causing speculation on the effectiveness of a crumbled government. Moreover, Lenin and the Russian Communist party took control of the country…

…I, the Russian people became discouraged with their injuries and the loss of life they sustained. The country of Russia was in ruins, ripe for revolution. Provisional Government Established During a mass demonstration of women workers in February…

…but all revolutionary governments. After the American Revolution, our leaders were concerned about whether or not the country would survive after the fire of the revolution died out. Communism in Russia was mainly the cause of V.I. Lenin. After…

…the Mensheviks and the red Russians were communists also called the Bolsheviks. Both of these parties were against the monarch government. The most powerful of the two were the Bolsheviks. They were headed by Vladimir Ilich commonly known as Lenin. Lenin was becoming…

…of my life”. 1His wife remained behind, and the separation became permanent. Trotsky made his way to London, where he joined the group of Russian Social-Democrats working with Vladimir Ulyanov (Lenin) on the revolutionary newspaper Iskra ("The Spark…