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How is Russian literature both timeless and affected by historical/political events?
what the impact of both the 19th century Bolshevik Revolution and Communist rule on the Russian writers and literature?
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Democrat President John F. Kennedy is lauded as a proponent of civil rights. However, Kennedy voted against the 1957 Civil Rights Act while he was a senator, as did Democrat Sen. Al Gore Sr. And after he became President, Kennedy was opposed to the 1963 March on Washington by Dr. King that was organized by A. Phillip Randolph, who was a black Republican. President Kennedy, through his brother Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy, had Dr. King wiretapped and investigated by the FBI on suspicion of being a Communist in order to undermine Dr. King.
Silly Leftist Liberals, every Left Wing Progressive bum knows that Democrats are the real Communist.
Obama endorsed by Communist Party USA, Sam Webb Democrat CA Chairman, Communist support for Obama reelection bid
Posted on August 4, 2012
“Barack Obama was an active participant in the 1990s, and a direct political beneficiary, of the Chicago New Party and, importantly, the Chicago DSA, a group of socialists affiliated with the Democratic Socialists of America.”…Matthew Weaver, October 2008
From World Net Daily August 3, 2011.
“It may be early in the campaign season, but the Communist Party USA already has seen fit to endorse Barack Obama for the 2012 election.
While noting he is disappointed with “some aspects” of the Obama administration’s domestic and foreign policy, Sam Webb, chairman of the Communist Party USA, threw his support behind Obama’s re-election bid.
In an article last week at People’s Weekly World, the official newspaper of the Communist Party USA, Webb discussed the need for a third party consisting of the so-called working class and labor as well as “racially and nationally oppressed people, women, youth, immigrants, seniors, gay and straight.

1.) WHAT WAS THE IRON CURTAIN?
a.) The separation of North Korea from South Korea.
b.) The difference between free market systems and planned economies.
c.) The splitting of Germany into East Germany and West Germany.
d.) The division between democratic and communist countries.
2.)Prague Spring, which took place in Czechoslovakia, refers to
a.) a time of political liberalization in 1968
b.) a rebirth of communism in 1966
c.) an economic boom in 1970
d.) a united workers’ movement in 1969
3.)In 1985, former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev instituted a glasnost policy. What was its objective?
a.) To reform the Soviet judicial, executive, and legislative branches of government.
b.) To bring transparency and openness to Soviet press, government, and business.
c.) To promote Soviet solidarity and strengthen Communism throughout Europe.
d.) To contain Soviet dissent through the use of censored press and secret government operations.
4.) In 1985, former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev instituted a policy called perestroika. What was its aim?
a.)To liberate the Soviet press
b.)To centralize Soviet politics.
c.)To quell Soviet social unrest.
d.)To restructure the Soviet economy.
5.) Which organization connects European economies together?
a.) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization
b.) The United Nations
c.) The European Union
d.) The Warsaw Pact
6.) The term ethnic cleansing–the eradication of an ethnic group through forced relocation, concentration camps, and/or murder–has its origins with which conflict(s)?
a.) The Yugoslav Wars of the 1990s
b.) The Salvadoran Civil War in the 1980s
c.) World War II in the 1940s
d.) The Berlin Wall Crisis in the 1960s
7.) Which event or situation directly led to the fall of Communist governments in Eastern Europe?
a.) The Cuban Missile Crisis
b.) The Polish Solidarity Movement
c.) The fall of the Berlin Wall
d.)The Balkan Wars
8.) The fall of the Berlin Wall, which reunited Communist East and capitalist West Germany, took place in November of _____.
a.) 1995
b.) 1989
c.) 1984
d.) 1998
9.) The major terrorist threat to North America and Europe which prompted the War on Terror comes from _____.
a.) Latin American guerrillas
b.) warring druglords
c.) militant Islamists
d.) fanatical Zionists
10. The currently independent states of Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Macedonia, and Serbia and Montenegro were once part of which country?
a.) Bulgaria
b.) Slovakia
c.) Romania
d.) Yugoslavia
11. Which of the following have the two biggest economies in the world?
a.) The European Union and the United States
b.) Japan and the European Union
c.) Germany and the United States
d.) The United Kingdom and Japan
12. Some people in Eastern Europe today long for the return of Communist governments because _____.
a.) of superior Communist technology
b.) of cutbacks in social programs
c.) they had a wealthier economy under Communism
d.) of their new aggressive foreign policies
13. The War on Terror was a response to what event?
a.) The Istanbul double bombing
b.) The NATO invasion of Afghanistan
c.) The Madrid train bombings
d.) The September 11th attacks

1.) WHAT WAS THE IRON CURTAIN?
a.) The separation of North Korea from South Korea.
b.) The difference between free market systems and planned economies.
c.) The splitting of Germany into East Germany and West Germany.
d.) The division between democratic and communist countries.
2.)Prague Spring, which took place in Czechoslovakia, refers to
a.) a time of political liberalization in 1968
b.) a rebirth of communism in 1966
c.) an economic boom in 1970
d.) a united workers’ movement in 1969
3.)In 1985, former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev instituted a glasnost policy. What was its objective?
a.) To reform the Soviet judicial, executive, and legislative branches of government.
b.) To bring transparency and openness to Soviet press, government, and business.
c.) To promote Soviet solidarity and strengthen Communism throughout Europe.
d.) To contain Soviet dissent through the use of censored press and secret government operations.
4.) In 1985, former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev instituted a policy called perestroika. What was its aim?
a.)To liberate the Soviet press
b.)To centralize Soviet politics.
c.)To quell Soviet social unrest.
d.)To restructure the Soviet economy.
5.) Which organization connects European economies together?
a.) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization
b.) The United Nations
c.) The European Union
d.) The Warsaw Pact
6.) The term ethnic cleansing–the eradication of an ethnic group through forced relocation, concentration camps, and/or murder–has its origins with which conflict(s)?
a.) The Yugoslav Wars of the 1990s
b.) The Salvadoran Civil War in the 1980s
c.) World War II in the 1940s
d.) The Berlin Wall Crisis in the 1960s
7.) Which event or situation directly led to the fall of Communist governments in Eastern Europe?
a.) The Cuban Missile Crisis
b.) The Polish Solidarity Movement
c.) The fall of the Berlin Wall
d.)The Balkan Wars
8.) The fall of the Berlin Wall, which reunited Communist East and capitalist West Germany, took place in November of _____.
a.) 1995
b.) 1989
c.) 1984
d.) 1998
9.) The major terrorist threat to North America and Europe which prompted the War on Terror comes from _____.
a.) Latin American guerrillas
b.) warring druglords
c.) militant Islamists
d.) fanatical Zionists
10. The currently independent states of Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Macedonia, and Serbia and Montenegro were once part of which country?
a.) Bulgaria
b.) Slovakia
c.) Romania
d.) Yugoslavia
11. Which of the following have the two biggest economies in the world?
a.) The European Union and the United States
b.) Japan and the European Union
c.) Germany and the United States
d.) The United Kingdom and Japan
12. Some people in Eastern Europe today long for the return of Communist governments because _____.
a.) of superior Communist technology
b.) of cutbacks in social programs
c.) they had a wealthier economy under Communism
d.) of their new aggressive foreign policies
13. The War on Terror was a response to what event?
a.) The Istanbul double bombing
b.) The NATO invasion of Afghanistan
c.) The Madrid train bombings
d.) The September 11th attacks

1.) WHAT WAS THE IRON CURTAIN?
a.) The separation of North Korea from South Korea.
b.) The difference between free market systems and planned economies.
c.) The splitting of Germany into East Germany and West Germany.
d.) The division between democratic and communist countries.
2.)Prague Spring, which took place in Czechoslovakia, refers to
a.) a time of political liberalization in 1968
b.) a rebirth of communism in 1966
c.) an economic boom in 1970
d.) a united workers’ movement in 1969
3.)In 1985, former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev instituted a glasnost policy. What was its objective?
a.) To reform the Soviet judicial, executive, and legislative branches of government.
b.) To bring transparency and openness to Soviet press, government, and business.
c.) To promote Soviet solidarity and strengthen Communism throughout Europe.
d.) To contain Soviet dissent through the use of censored press and secret government operations.
4.) In 1985, former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev instituted a policy called perestroika. What was its aim?
a.)To liberate the Soviet press
b.)To centralize Soviet politics.
c.)To quell Soviet social unrest.
d.)To restructure the Soviet economy.
5.) Which organization connects European economies together?
a.) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization
b.) The United Nations
c.) The European Union
d.) The Warsaw Pact
6.) The term ethnic cleansing–the eradication of an ethnic group through forced relocation, concentration camps, and/or murder–has its origins with which conflict(s)?
a.) The Yugoslav Wars of the 1990s
b.) The Salvadoran Civil War in the 1980s
c.) World War II in the 1940s
d.) The Berlin Wall Crisis in the 1960s
7.) Which event or situation directly led to the fall of Communist governments in Eastern Europe?
a.) The Cuban Missile Crisis
b.) The Polish Solidarity Movement
c.) The fall of the Berlin Wall
d.)The Balkan Wars
8.) The fall of the Berlin Wall, which reunited Communist East and capitalist West Germany, took place in November of _____.
a.) 1995
b.) 1989
c.) 1984
d.) 1998
9.) The major terrorist threat to North America and Europe which prompted the War on Terror comes from _____.
a.) Latin American guerrillas
b.) warring druglords
c.) militant Islamists
d.) fanatical Zionists
10. The currently independent states of Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Macedonia, and Serbia and Montenegro were once part of which country?
a.) Bulgaria
b.) Slovakia
c.) Romania
d.) Yugoslavia
11. Which of the following have the two biggest economies in the world?
a.) The European Union and the United States
b.) Japan and the European Union
c.) Germany and the United States
d.) The United Kingdom and Japan
12. Some people in Eastern Europe today long for the return of Communist governments because _____.
a.) of superior Communist technology
b.) of cutbacks in social programs
c.) they had a wealthier economy under Communism
d.) of their new aggressive foreign policies
13. The War on Terror was a response to what event?
a.) The Istanbul double bombing
b.) The NATO invasion of Afghanistan
c.) The Madrid train bombings
d.) The September 11th attacks

Are these people just a bunch of right-wing fringe elements who’d call any U.S. President affiliated with the Democratic Party “communist”, or are they sane, rational, mainstream, patriotic Americans?