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Peasants were forced to give up their lands and livestock to work on collective farms established by the government. They faced harsh working conditions, limited personal freedoms, and often food shortages as a result of the collectivization process. Many resisted or attempted to sabotage the system, but faced severe consequences if caught.
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What are the two ways a person can be enslaved?
The most common way is to be forced into it. For example, the African-American slaves were forced onto boats and brought to America against their will. Another example would be POWs who're forced into labor. A second way to be enslaved would to put yourself into it. For example, if a man was to go into so much debt he'd sign himself over to someone for a certain amount of years to pay it off. This is known as indentured servitude and was the most common way poor Englishman would get to America.
What are fiduciary relationships among countries alliances based on?
Fiduciary relationships among countries alliances are typically based on trust, mutual respect, and shared values. They involve a commitment to act in each other's best interests and uphold common goals and principles. Such relationships often entail a higher level of accountability and transparency in decision-making processes.
What does push stand for?
PUSH means Pray Until Something Happens. For example you really wanted that new fancy bike for Christmas. You need to Pray Until Something Happens. And when god feels its the right time to give what you wanted to you that's when you will get it. but until then you need to pray until something happens.
What do the people of the great plains include?
If this question refers to the United States, then it can be answered by describing the Native American Tribes that made their homes in the US Territories, for the most part in areas west of the Mississippi River. However, the period mentioned above only refers to the 19th Century in the United States. Long before that time, in the middle of the 1700's the Native American Tribes in the southern plains of the continental USA were the large Tribes of the Comanches and the Apaches. Before the end of the 18th Century, the Comanches came to dominate the southern plains with successful wars against the Apaches. One of the reasons given by historians for the dominance of the Comanches was their excellent skills as horsemen. It should be noted here that before the Spanish conquistadors came to the Americas, there were no horses in the Western Hemisphere. The Comanche soon learned how to use horses in warfare. The Comanche Tribe came to prominence as it a territory larger than any other Tribe in the area now the southwest USA. It should also be noted that within the southern plains the Pueblo Tribe also dwelled. Other Native Tribes included the relocated Cherokee, Sioux, Utes Chicksaw, Senecas and Shawness. The areas ruled by the Comanche included the plains where great herds of buffaloes roamed. This was a large source of food, leather hides and fur for the Comanche. This Tribe dominated the area and at times they engaged in trading with Mexicans and Texans. At other times there was little peace. It was not until the end of the US Civil War, that the USA forced most of the Comanche onto reservations. The task of reducing the Comanche and placing them on reservations along with other Native Tribes was the work of General William Tecumseh Sherman.
What is the difference between equality of opportunity and equality of condition?
Equality of opportunity argues it is normatively correct for people to simply have equal access to production while equality of condition argues people must also have an equal distribution of wealth (which implies equal conditions).
How many people from Auschwitz were forced onto death marches?
58,000 men and woman were forced onto death marches.
Will Barack Obama force us onto collective farms?
The only ones who need to fear re-education are those who resist. You either believe in economic justice or you believe in the US Constitution. Make the wrong choice and suffer the consequences.
What did the kulaks do to put them in conflict with Stalin?
Stalin was a very cruel man and he singled out the kulaks. He put them in camps were the were starved, the food was taken away from them and many people died. The women were beat and raped, if the risisted the were murdered.
What did whites expect of Native Americans who were forced onto reservations?
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What is molten magma called when it is forced onto the earth's surface?
Lava!
What actors and actresses appeared in Forced Onto the Streets - 2008?
The cast of Forced Onto the Streets - 2008 includes: Shahidali Khaki as Himself - Host Harry Shake as Himself - Host Brian Simiyu as himself
How were the slaves put onto the boats by the white people?
they had hand cuff things and they were forced onto the boats by the white men. the slaves were sold by there own people because they didn't want them anymore. they had hand cuff things and they were forced onto the boats by the white men. the slaves were sold by there own people because they didn't want them anymore
Why was the immigration of the Cherokee called the trial of tears?
It was known as the "Trail of Tears" when the Cherokee nation was forced onto a reservation.
When Native Americans were forced off of their land and onto the Trail of Tears they left territory that was closest to which of these features?
many features
When you remove needs wants and desires from your existence and perceive a form of reality which is forced onto you that is not of your choosing who do you sue?
Sue your self.
Do Indian kids go to school?
Yes, Indian kids had an education. After they were forced onto a reservation they were sent to Indian boarding schools.
Which group was forced onto reservations it's members not becoming American citizens until 1924?
American Indians
