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…and beliefs would come to shape the Chinese government. In addition, Confucian ideas would dominate Chinese society, and governed the Chinese's way of life. Then in 1949, the Communists swept into Beijing, and took power. The leader of the Communists, Mao Zedong…

…THE COLD WAR Hostility between the United States and the USSR had its roots in the waning moments of World War I. Soon after the Bolsheviks (later Communists) overthrew the existing Russian government in October 1917, Bolshevik leader Vladimir Lenin…

…Washington's perspective, by the end of World War II the principal threat to U.S. security and world peace was Stalin's dictatorship and the influence and spread of communism which was emanating from the Soviet Union. Any communist anywhere, in the United States…

…cases the soviets backed down. Churchill warned, “Throughout the world, Communist fifth columns are established and work in complete unity and absolute obedience to directives they receive from the communist center.” (12) Churchill’s prose’s called…

…to never even know that the hacker was in the system in the first place. The Hacker’s Manifesto by the Mentor, is a classic example of how hackers feel that the rest of the world does not understand us. It shows how hackers were once shunned from society…

…administator to never even know that the hacker was in the system in the first place. The Hacker’s Manifesto by the Mentor, is a classic example of how hackers feel that the rest of the world does not understand us. It shows how hackers were once shunned from…

…while it only makes up five percent population. (Father's Manifesto) The criminal legal system is slightly different in every state. For example, only thirty eight states practice capital punishment while the other twelve employ life imprisonment…

…five percent population. (Father's Manifesto) The criminal legal system is slightly different in every state. For example, only thirty eight states practice capital punishment while the other twelve employ life imprisonment with no parole as an alternative…

…freedom for liberal and radical ideas to be expressed. However, the prime minister appointed by the Tsar, Sergei Witte, recognized that political concessions were necessary for the regime to retain power. The 'October Manifesto' succeeded in satisfying…

…, literature and a hundred other things. Sometimes, whole manifestoes were read by ten, twenty thirty people at once. Here's a sample: No more painters, no more writers, no more musicians, no more sculptors, no more religions, no more republicans, no more royalists…