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  • ...[[Ancien Régime]]'', a system of [[absolute monarchy]] which had lasted in France since the 15th century. It established the [[First French Republic]], which ..."[[Third estate]]", which refers to the commoner French who were not part of the [[clergy]] or [[nobility]]).
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  • ...e, the '''''Ancien Régime''''' is the [[class]] system that existed within France before the [[French Revolution]]. More broadly, it may refer to any similar It is common to describe some group that falls outside of typical political-economic structure as a "fourth estate." Most commonly th
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  • | image1 = Louis XVIII of France in Coronation Robes.jpg ...resident of the reactionary [[Russian Federation]] after the [[dissolution of the Soviet Union]], meeting with [[US]] president [[Bill Clinton]] 6. Right
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  • ...]. The battalion was formed by a few hundred Italian anarchist exiles in [[France]]. It was organized and funded by Diego Abad de Santillan and commanded by | logo = [[File:Flag of Battalion Malatesta.jpg|200px]]
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  • ...18. It was a massive conflict between the '''Allied Powers''' (including [[France]], the [[British Empire]], and the [[Russian Empire]], and the [[United Sta ...the geography of many nations forever. The war caused [[Russian Revolution of 1917|the Russian Revolution]], which founded the [[Soviet Union]]. There we
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  • ...came to depend on Soviet military and economic support until the collapse of the Soviet Union. ...untries by real GDP growth rate]. ''Wikipedia''.</ref> — the sixth highest of any country in that period — although this is largely due to the effect t
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  • | image1 = Charles Landseer Cromwell Battle of Naseby.JPG | image2 = Janet Geddes from A History of Protestantism volume 3.png
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  • ...revolutionary]] [[anarchist]] and political author whose writings are some of the most important to modern [[anarchism]] and [[anarcho-communism]]. ...Empire]]'s occupation of Poland. After participating in the [[Revolutions of 1848]], namely the Prague and Dresden uprisings, Bakunin was imprisoned, tr
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  • | alt = Map of the Sino-Vietnamese Wars, showing major Chinese incursions. | caption = Map of the Sino-Vietnamese Wars, showing major Chinese incursions.
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  • ...November 2020].</ref><ref>protestant. (n.d.) American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. (2011). Retrieved November 1, 2020 fro ...not to be confused with heterodox Christian movements such as the [[Church of Latter-Day Saints]], the [[Moonies]], or others.
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  • ...any social revolution. [[Karl Marx]], whose great interest was the nature of social revolutions, uses the term in the short ''[[Communist Manifesto]]'' ...Part I: The Defeat of June 1848], at Marxists.org. Marx describes the role of the ''Lumpen'' Mobile Guard in suppressing the workers' revolution.</ref>
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  • ...tion1= The Pont du Gard, a 1st-century AD Roman aqueduct which survives in France. ...polis (left), with Parthenon prominent, and the Pnyx (right), meeting site of the [[democratic]] Assembly, at which any willing (male) citizen could vote
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  • | flagfile = 1200px-Flag of Burkina Faso.svg.png | emblemfile = Coat of arms of Burkina Faso 1984-1991.svg.png
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  • {{hatnote|This article was copied from [[United States of America#Imperialism]]. It is mainly a placeholder.}} ...event European powers from carving up China and instead establish a policy of free trade.
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  • ...rn Europe. Despite Western protests that no such deal was struck, hundreds of memos, meeting minutes and transcripts from U.S. archives indicate otherwis ...Error]. ''The New York Times''.</ref> Months after its publishing, a group of 50 prominent foreign policy experts that included former senators, retired
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  • ...f [[Catholic]] landlordism joined with monopoly capital, forming the basis of the nationalist faction. ...ty, which been organized the cantonal revolts instrumental in the founding of the first republic. The Basque nationalist parties and Catalan left joined
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  • | englishname = United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | flagfile = Flag of the United Kingdom (1-2).svg.png
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  • ...ial conditions, and that ideas dictate only the specific form. This method of analysis Engels termed historical materialism. ...by antagonisms and [[class struggle]], as opposed to a debate or a battle of ideas, which only determines how these changes present themselves:
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  • ...with a manifesto of the party itself.|[[Marx]] and [[Engels]]|'''Manifesto of the Communist Party'''|Preamble}} [[File:Communist-manifesto-german-first-edition.png|thumb|First edition of the Communist Manifesto in German.]]
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  • ...page contains a list of '''Marxist reading guides''' designed for readers of all experience levels. ...ia]] and written by an unknown user. It follows a more traditional outline of Marxism through primary sources. <!-- Right? -->
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