Kennedy, who met in his office at the Justice Department with Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin. 2) The University of California of Berkeley students were fighting for their First Amendment right of free speech and free press. The University officials were afraid that students were drawing negative attention to the University with proactive behavior and pamphlets. In an attempt to limit that behavior the University prohibited pamphlets and propaganda from the campus. ... They also protested in the Universities officials building, they trained people how to be carried out of the buildi...

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Niyazov also called for three-generation "background checks" to determine potential university students' "moral character" before they are admitted to study. Abolished his country's World Languages University, ordered that the entire printing of a new Turkmen history textbook be burned, and ordered that foreign languages should no longer be taught in schools. ...

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In 1917, Orwell won a scholarship to Wellington College, after three months, he received a scholarship to Eaton University. He attended Eaton University until 1921 after he did poorly in his classes. ...

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Fidel Castro Ruz was born on August 13, 1926 on a farm in Mayari, Province of Oriente. He attended good Catholic schools in Santiago de Cuba and Havana. In 1945 he enrolled in University of Havana. He graduated with a law degree in 1950. Two years before he graduated, in 1948 Fidel Castro married Mi...

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From 1945-1991 the rivalry between the United States method of capitalism v. the Soviet Unions policy of communism dominated political and military decision making. The United States wanted to prevent the Soviet Union communism from spreading to any other countries, while the Soviet Union had plans ...

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Legislation at the state and national level passed laws limiting the expression of college professors (colleges and universities were often seen as a garden for extreme radicals), teachers and other professions. ...

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All of these events were for competing with House of Romanov for more than ten years instability of the Russia. in conditions of rapid industrial growth, wide spread discontent-with grievances ranging from economic to political-led to an intellectually coherent protest movement, with adherents in the universities and among urban workers.6 Those means the social change made the change of the people's mind, they knew more clearly what they want and what kind of life they pursed, so they dared to contend with the vicious power, which directly led to the 1905 revolution. ...

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Introduction During the 1960s, the cold war tension was at its zenith. The Soviet Union and United State's space race was at its pinnacle; one of the most significant wars during the Cold War, the Korean War was finally reached its end; both nations were equipped with devastating atomic bombs. But a...

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We often considered that socialism was hand in hand with democracy. But reviewing the past century in which socialism developed so rapidly and fiercely, we maybe will get difficult conclusion. What is the democracy? There were so many great thinkers that talked about democracy, such as Plato, ...

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