Answer:
Nikita Khrushchev gave Crimea to Ukraine
Yuriy Meshkov took Crimea back from Ukraine
Explanation:
Nikita Khrushchev was the Russian leader that sanctioned the transfer of the Crimean Oblast on April 26th, 1954 from the Soviet Union to Ukraine.
This transfer was as a measure of goodwill because it was used as a symbolism to mark the 300th anniversary of Ukraine being part of Russia.
Although Nikita Khrushchev sanctioned the transfer, the document was signed by Kliment Voroshilov.
However, in 1994, a Russian leader Yuriy Meshkov took over Crimea and on March 18, 2014, Russia officially annexed Crimea and incorporated it as the Republic of Crimea.
<span>At first early human beings had to rely on hunting and gathering
in order to survive. During this period
they were able to identify some plants that can be edible. They were also able to learn how to use traps
to capture animals. Through their
hunting and gathering, they eventually learned how to plant and how to gather
animals and raise them in one spot. In
time, they were able to raise enough plants and animals for their needs that
some of these early humans can now settle in one area rather than roam the land
in search of food. Eventually these
small groups would grow in number and from a small family, you now have large
population living in one place and that is how towns began.</span>
<span>This exemplifies "Denial".
Denial is a mental resistance system in which confrontation with an personal issue or with the truth is stayed away from by all together denying the presence of that specific issue or reality.
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Hi , two examples are first degree murder and murder with special circumstances.
The answer is individualism
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