Nationalism, Politics, and Ethnicity
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A 5 page overview of the concept of nationalism as it relates to ethnicity, fascism/nazism, and communism. Specifically discusses nationalism post-communism and the naturalistic conflict. No sources are listed.
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Paper Title: Nationalism, Politics, and Ethnicity

The Decline of the Jewish Culture in the Soviet Union
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This 10 page paper considers the plight of Jews in the Soviet Union under the rule of Stalin. Topics covered include the anti-Semitic movement, the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee and the doctors plot. The bibliography cites 8sources.
Filename: TEstajew.rtf
Paper Title: The Decline of the Jewish Culture in the Soviet Union

Fascism in Europe
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This 8 page paper considers Fascism in Europe. It traces the Fascist movement from its origins in Italy under Mussolini to its’ modern day manifestations. The commonalties between the different fascist organisations are considered in conjunction in the way that many of the organisations are now attempting to present themselves in a different light. The Bibliography cites 7 sources.
Filename: TEfascim.rtf
Paper Title: Fascism in Europe

Italy Under Mussolini
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A 5 page research paper that looks to William Bolitho's 1926 text on Mussolini for an explanation of how Fascism took over Italy, and then to a summation of Italian progress under Mussolini's rule. No additional sources cited.
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Paper Title: Italy Under Mussolini

Women in Fascist Italy from 1922 to 1945
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This 10 page report discusses the role of women in Fascist Italy in the decades prior to World War II. Women under Italian fascism had two major roles, loyalty to Benito Mussolini and loyalty to husband and family. Mussolini was committed to an ambitious modernization program: draining swamps, developing hydroelectricity and improving the railways. His ideas of modernization did not apply to the role of women in Italian society. Women, according to Mussolini, were baby producers and wives. The extreme nature of Fascism, as well as its clearly self-serving agenda created an environment in which the women of Italy were unlikely to have the opportunity for emancipation at any level. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: BWfacITA.rtf
Paper Title: Women in Fascist Italy from 1922 to 1945

Women’s Roles in Fascist Italy and Germany
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A 20 page paper discussing how the regimes of Mussolini and Hitler affected the women of their nations. The women of Italy and Germany faced horrendous conditions in the years that their governments were comprised of fascist regimes. Fascism requires that women be submissive and obedient to men regardless of circumstance, that they have no other role than to be exemplary wives and mothers. While there is certainly nothing wrong with women aspiring to be superlative wives and mothers, the fascist regimes sought to restrict them from being able to do anything else. The effects can still be seen today. Bibliography lists 15 sources in 22 footnotes.
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Paper Title: Women’s Roles in Fascist Italy and Germany

Fascism According to Eugene Weber
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A 5 page paper that simplistically discusses fascism as experienced in Germany and France, according to Eugene Weber in his book titled “Varieties of Fascism.” In many ways both of the types of fascism were very similar in that they controlled the people to a degree where the country itself suffered great damage, as did the individual citizens who were of no great political influence as to benefit the leader in question. The main difference between the styles of fascism experienced by these countries was the concern involving racism as presented by Hitler in fascist Germany. No additional sources cited.
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Paper Title: Fascism According to Eugene Weber

Electoral Systems In France, Germany And Italy: Political Consequences
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7 pages in length. Fascism is rearing its ugly head once more in European politics as made quite evident in Germany, Italy and France's electoral system. Indeed, just when it appeared that such autocratic manipulation had all but ceased to exist, the rumblings of a resurgence could not be overlooked as self-proclaimed fascists began inhabiting political positions at a steadily increasing rate. The writer discusses how the political consequences this action has caused differ only in time period from past experiences of Fascism, making this revival an unwelcome and frightening concept to many. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Paper Title: Electoral Systems In France, Germany And Italy: Political Consequences

Individualism and Fascism
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This 5 page report discusses the continuities between democratic and “counter-democratic” political codes and points out the fact that it is useful to rely on a multi-faceted comparison of fascism, communism, and socialism with those of liberal-democratic civil society. It is also extremely valuable to explore their relationships and commonalities in an analytical and objective fashion rather than politically reflexive response. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: BWfascis.rtf
Paper Title: Individualism and Fascism

Patriotism and Early Italian Fascism
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In the minds of the masses the concepts of Fascism and Patriotism are dichotomized, even polarized, but without an understanding of the meaning of such strong emotional response. Many of those now living have very little personal memory, if any, of the period preceding World War II. What is known, what is felt, concerning that time is somehow connected to an overpowering sense of wrong. This 5 page paper argues that the concept of coerced loyalty and focused nationalism that was an integral component of the Fascist Regime is what sets it apart from and disallows the inclusion of patriotism as a factor. There was no sense of individuals joining for the altruistic reasoning that is central to patriotism. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Paper Title: Patriotism and Early Italian Fascism

Patriotism Equals Fascism?
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5 pages in length. Is there any truth to the allegation that patriotism has become an offshoot of fascism? One can certainly argue that over the years, the direction of patriotism has taken on a decidedly fascist climate in that the promotion of patriotism and national greatness has reached such the pinnacle of existence, and the two concepts are slowly but surely incorporating within one another. Inasmuch as conservatives are toning down their anti-government rhetoric, there has been an even more significant move toward patriotism than ever before. However, associated with this rebirth in national allegiance is also an identifiable chauvinistic attitude that implies that no other country could possibly be as worthy of such devotion as one’s own nation. The writer discusses how this blurred line between patriotism and fascism is one that has been brewing for some time as the resurgence of national support continues to rise. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Paper Title: Patriotism Equals Fascism?

The International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War
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This 10 page paper focuses on the international forces that helped to oppose the Spanish Fascists in the late 1930s. Stories, particularly of American volunteers, are told and problems they faced as a result of involvement are relayed. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Paper Title: The International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War

Class Struggles through European History
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This 5 page paper talks about how social class changed between the time of the Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment and from the French Revolution to the Industrial Revolution. The impact of the French Revolution is highlighted. Bibliography lists 5 sources
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Paper Title: Class Struggles through European History

The Enlightenment, the French Revolution, and the Industrial Revolution
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In 6 pages, the author discusses the Enlightenment, the French Revolution, and the Industrial Revolution. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Paper Title: The Enlightenment, the French Revolution, and the Industrial Revolution

A Historical Paper in Three Parts
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This 5 page paper is in three parts. The first half of the paper considers Europe at the end of the nineteenth century, the role of politics, economics and social background in the lead up the First World War. The second part of the paper considers what was revolutionary about the Industrial revolution. The third part of the paper goes even further back in time and looks at the Age of Enlightenment, otherwise known as the Age of Reason, it has a brief look at the changes of attitude and style of the time and why it may be called the Age of Enlightenment. The bibliography cites 7 sources.
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Paper Title: A Historical Paper in Three Parts

Causes & Impact of the British Industrial Revolution
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A 5 page research paper which focuses on the work of historian E.J. Hobsbawm and his book Industry and Empire, in explaining the reasons why the Industrial Revolution occurred in Great Britain toward the end of the eighteenth century. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Paper Title: Causes & Impact of the British Industrial Revolution

Child Labor During The British Industrial Revolution
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A 5 page paper that discusses technologies leading to Industrial Revolution, parental/household aspects of why children were sent to the factories, factory conditions & statistics, and reformists and resolution. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: Chillabo.doc
Paper Title: Child Labor During The British Industrial Revolution

Comparing the Scientific and Industrial Revolutions 1500-1750
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A 5 page paper discussing the two 'revolutions' with emphasis on England. The machinery, methods and products of the Industrial Revolution are now curiosities of history; the contributions of the Scientific Revolution live on in fact. The Industrial Revolution provided lessons in how people should not be expected to live, and reasons that children should be barred from heavy or repetitive-motion labor that not only could be immediately dangerous but even affect their further growth and development. The Scientific Revolution provided a foundation on which scientists even today continue to build. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: KSsciInd.doc
Paper Title: Comparing the Scientific and Industrial Revolutions 1500-1750

Democracy in an Industrial Society?
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Democracy has existed as a form of governing organization in most societies, in one form or another, from the time that government has been necessary. The recent past has been defined by the evolution of industrialism. Democratic governance and capitalism have played a significant role in the development of the West. Eastern and Third World nations have traversed different paths; however, as the millennium nears, they too are joining the newest revolution and experiencing extreme changes. This 7 page paper argues that Democracy was a pertinent and appropriate choice for the pre-Industrial Revolution agrarian society. In order to be transferable to an urban society, however, it must evolve, just as society evolves. Democracy during the transition to industrial was pertinent but has lost viability and, will not be successful or useful in the new industrialization process of technology and globalization. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Paper Title: Democracy in an Industrial Society?

Democratic Versus Authoritarian Governments and Economic Success – and – Industrialization of Developing Countries
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This 7 page report discusses some of the questions related to the changes taking place throughout the world as nations once governed by authoritarianism make the transition to democracy and what impact that transition has had on their economies. In addition, the issue of industrialization in developing countries is addressed. Modern strategies for industrial advancement in developing nations are significantly different from those that presented themselves during the Western world’s industrial revolution. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: BWdemaut.rtf
Paper Title: Democratic Versus Authoritarian Governments and Economic Success – and – Industrialization of Developing Countries

Great Britain & The Industrial Revolution
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A 5 page overview of the social and economic situation in Great Britain which resulted in the Industrial Revolution. Details the changes to the subsistence patterns of the people, the changes in their material cultures, and the changes in their philosophies. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Paper Title: Great Britain & The Industrial Revolution

How the Industrial Revolution Affected European People's Lives
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A 5 page paper discussing some of the short- and long-term changes in people's lives directly resulting from the influences of the Industrial Revolution in Europe. The response of the people in the short term was simply to do whatever was necessary to merely survive, but the Industrial Revolution in Europe did have lasting effects in force even today, though in modified form. At least today it is not only very young children barred from dangerous and demanding factory work, but we still search for a balance between work and home. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: KSindLife.doc
Paper Title: How the Industrial Revolution Affected European People's Lives

Machinery and the First Industrial Revolution
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This 5 page report discusses what has come to be thought of as the “first” industrial revolution in which machinery was introduced as a means of production. The viewpoint of textile workers in Leeds, England, is presented in the “Leeds Woollen Workers Petition” of 1786 and the statement that was subsequently issued by the Leeds Cloth Merchants” in 1791. No secondary sources.
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Paper Title: Machinery and the First Industrial Revolution

Standard Of Living In The Industrial Revolution
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A 5 page paper concentrating on the Industrial Revolution of Europe, primarily in Great Britain. The newly wealthy and growing middle class made trade prosperous while the working class continued to suffer, but positive social changes did eventually happen as people of reason insisted that all had responsibility for the millions caught in the trap of industrial work they could not escape. The limit of work hours to no more than ten in a day allowed the reacquaintance of families and even allow many children to spend their days in school, rather than in a lung-threatening factory. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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Paper Title: Standard Of Living In The Industrial Revolution

The Decline of the British Empire
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A 5 page research paper which concentrates on the work of E.J. Hobsbawm in regards to why the British Empire declined after being the leading nation in the Industrial Revolution. The writer discusses Hobsbawm's conclusion that it was due to the fact that Britain clung to obsolete factories and obsolete technology. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Paper Title: The Decline of the British Empire

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