The second question you have to ask for yourself (;)) (But I was not surprised at least- i mean, I think it's plausible).
I think you mean what do you know about Russian educational system (else: there is just so much to know, it's a vast country, with main language Russian, but there are many other languages and cultures there, some small and slowly dying out in Siberia, but also big nations, such as the Chechens who have their own republic. Other nations are free to use their languages as long as their use the Cyrillic script )
The Russian educational system stresses learning knowledge, while the US system stresses learning skills. So Russians would learn more topics in mathematics, but maybe tend to practice them less- Still, they are not too bad at them, as you see by their frequent participation in math competitions).
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Spanish flu spread rapidly in training camps in Georgia.
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In the late year 1918, several men started showing up in the infirmary with symptoms that indicated towards serious illness. After more and more men came in, days after it was shown the men were ailing from serious Spanish flu. By the time October started, the infirmary which had 5 to 7 people was now flooded with more than 150 people who suffered from the flu. This was the case of Camp Hancock. After a few days, news was received that people were showing up in the infirmary of Camp Gordon, having the same symptoms that were shown by people in Hancock.
On October 5, an estimated number of 3,000 or so people were quarantined at Camp Hancock. Till then, near by cities were already effected by the virus. The outbreak was serious and caused the death of about 50 soldiers. Above that, many men had contradicted pneumonia as well.
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The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
B. British policies limit colonial rights
A, Disoriented so basically upset, scattered, lost, disconnected, lonely, broken
