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01:32:55 Russia 1917: Why Did Tsarism Collapse and the… Russia 1917: Why Did Tsarism Collapse and the Bolsheviks Come to Power?	Russia 1917: Why Did Tsarism Collapse and the Bolsheviks Come to Power? Dr. Donald J. Raleigh Faculty, History Department University of North Carolina The basic facts of the Russian Revolution are widely known. Tsar Nicholas was ousted – and he and his family… revolution community anniversary emancipation modernizing social history global conflicts soviet union historiography historical eras humanities nationalism historian ministers communism in russia political geography slavic countries and territories cultural history parliament government monarchy russian warner bros. records albums alexander revolutionary geography terminology countries in europe civil war recession russian revolution black sea countries nineteenth east asian countries russia history From History Department 0 likes 237 plays 0
47:05 Mexico's Faltering Democratic Transition Mexico's Faltering Democratic Transition	Mexico's Faltering Democratic Transition Dr. Stephen Lewis History Department CSU, Chico For 71 years, starting in 1929, Mexico was ruled by one political party, Partido Revoluncionario Institucional (PRI). As Dr. Stephen Lewis explains,… economic problems mexican diplomacy pacific ocean elections terminology candidate politicians crime single-party states government consolidation republics inflation political spectrum dictatorship political philosophy real estate middle classes elections election reform former spanish colonies research federal government injustice evaluation u.s. economic policy opposition debt nafta country industry economics social change investment illegal drug trade political latin american studies war social theories sociology index human rights abuses democratization commerce oligarchy military dictatorship political parties violence mexico legal reform countries of the mediterranean sea politics education political engineering historical eras democracy humanities social classes latin language social problems political culture party liberal democracies seismology political science law morality mass media democratic legislatures From International Forums 0 likes 415 plays 0
01:18:38 Chronicles from and about the New World: The… Chronicles from and about the New World: The Early Historical Narratives from the Spanish Conquest to Cultural Appropriation	Chronicles from and about the New World: The Early Historical Narratives from the Spanish Conquest to Cultural Appropriation Dr. Angel Delgado CSU, Chico Visiting Professor of Spanish This presentation is subtitled, “The Early Historical Narratives from the Spanish Conquest to Cultural Appropriation.” Dr.… federal constitutional republics ancient roman culture spanish philosophy of history philosophical movements liberal democracies philosophical schools and traditions world heritage sites in mexico religion and violence philosophy of religion european columbus landscape architecture historical eras g20 nations metatheory of religion american novels constitutional law feudalism western culture syntactic entities religious behaviour and experience navigation history From Languages and Cultures Department 0 likes 43 plays 0
45:04 Are We Rome or Greece: America's Infatuation… Are We Rome or Greece: America's Infatuation with Classical Antiquity	Are We Rome or Greece: America's Infatuation with Classical Antiquity Dr. Caroline Winterer Professor of History and Classics, Stanford University Dr. Winterer explores the question of which culture has influenced the United States the most – Ancient Greece… historical eras civilizations constitution former national capitals classical studies age of enlightenment ancient greece ancient roman culture republicanism federalism confederation liberal democracies From History Department 0 likes 115 plays 0