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yes I would recommend "The Virus That Shook The Would" to a friend because it portrays a daily issues that is in our current life, effecting everyone around us. it shows what everyone in different parts of the world go through from different perspective and how they try to cope with it. this movie or a show represents not one ideal stereotype of how everyone should act or how's it should effect some one it is certainly an eye opener.
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From an economic standpoint it was widespread inflation and food shortages in Russia that contributed to the revolution. The immediate cause of the February revolution was Russia's disastrous involvement in WW1 Russia stood no chance against industrialized Germany. Bloody Sunday in 1905 and the Russian defeat in the Russo-Japanese War both assisted into leading to the 1917 revolution
The government should consist of autonomous states with their own customs, laws and privileges i.e. he wanted a federal system of government. This solution was opposed by the Dukes of Alva who wanted Phillip to adopt a hard line approach to bring states under the close control of the Crown
Philip favoured the Alva approach and sent AIva to the Netherlands to put down the revolt there. Alva’s failure in the Netherlands and his recall in 1573 led to Philip adopting Eboli’s idea and he appointed the soft-liner Requesens to deal with the Netherlands.
