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Lenin sought to implement socialist policies as soon as the Bolsheviks seized power. All land was nationalised, most had been owned by the aristocracy and the Church, and handed over to the village soviets, all large industrial enterprises were nationalised as were all banks. There were even debates about whether or not to abolish cash, to ban marriage and to disband the secret police and normal police and to replace them with citizens’ militias. However, the emerging civil war saw a dramatic change, War Communism was brought in to feed the cities and the Red Army. This was legalised theft of grain coupled with the mass conscription of young men into the Red Army. Alongside this were concerted efforts to educate the people about exactly what the new communist government would mean for them.
By 1921 the civil war was more or less over, and War Communism needed to be replaced, as the economy was failing. The New Economic Policy was a retreat from socialism, as small businesses were allowed to operate and both they and small farmers were allowed to buy and sell on the (free) open market.
See:
The Soviet Union 1917 – 1991 by Martin McCauley
Soviet Politics in Perspective by Richard Sakwa

I have to write a 5000 word essay, and I want to lay it out by describing each setting then the characters affiliated with each environment. ~ I’m looking specifically at pathetic fallacy and foreshadowing {the general title of the essay is how Charles Dickens uses setting to influence and reflect characters feelings}

For science I have to do an essay on Acanthognathus ant …
For the conclusion it says…
-Importance of habitat niches
– Reasons to save diversity
I don’t know what to write! I’m really finding it difficult!
I’ve looked all over the internet!
Please help me! :/

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16. List the characteristics common to all animals. Name at least three. (3 points)
*All animals are made up of eukaryotic cells, they’re all heterotrophs, and they all have a soft cell membrane.
17. How do structures of the digestive tracts of a flatworm and an earthworm differ? (3 points)
*A flatworm has a combination digestive system. It takes food in and eliminates the rest through the same opening.
An earthworm eats dirt, digested the plant and animal matter (in the dirt) and then gets rid of the rest. It has a gullet for the food to go down, a gizzard to store the food to pass through and takeout nutrients, and an anus for the food to come out of.
18. How is a sponge’s food-gathering technique adapted to its sessile lifestyle? (3 points)
*A sponge doesn’t move so it has to be able to get food to come to it. Moving water carries nutrients and food resources in its currents. The sponge merely has to absorb the passing water and digest any nutrients it contains. The clean water is excreted and the process repeats. So long as the water continues to move around it, the sponge gets fed without having to travel.
19. A biologist places a single, living sponge in a saltwater tank. After several weeks, the biologist observes other small sponges living in the tank. Because the biologist is certain that no other sponge was introduced into the tank, what other explanation could you provide to explain the observation? (3 points)
*Asexual reproduction; they can reproduce asexually when a piece of the adults body breaks off and grows into a separate adult.
20. Describe the body of a leech. In what way do the leech’s adaptations make it suited for its niche? (3 points)
*Large mouth relative to body, large storage capacity, sticky, it has an anterior (head region) sucker which secretes an anesthetic so the host isn’t aware of its presence and it draws in blood.
21. When natural disasters strike natural areas, often the only animals to survive are the insects. Explain why this might happen. (3 points)
*Some insects thrive on natural disaster. Insects such as flies, colonize and breed on dead animals and plants. People that are homeless and living in the open can increase the exposure to mosquitoes and other insects that spread disease.
22. What three methods do echinoderms use to get food?
*1. Filter Feeding: Crinoids wave their tentacles through the water which trap plankton from sticky mucous. Mucous then flows down their tentacles into their mouth.
2. Active Predation: Starfish clams it attack muscles by prying open shells and then extending their stomach out of their mouths. After its stomach covers the prey then it’s digested.
3. Scavenging: Sea Cucumbers use their own tentacles to pass sediment to their mouth from the ocean floor.

And I quote the essential portions of the assignment paper: ‘…You are to look up characteristics and the history surrounding the animal (extinct) and write a 3-page memorial/obituary. You are to tell the story of the animal’s life. Make the story entertaining, well-written’….’Include all relevant, scientific information you can find, but keep personal commentary to the barest minimum.’
Then it says ‘be sure to include and FULLY EXPLAIN the following in your ESSAY:
1. Scientific name and complete taxonomic classification.
2. Animal characteristics
3. Optimal habitat and geographic distribution
4. Niche relationship to its environment….’
etc.
HOW IN THE WORLD do I incorporate scientific information (Like the Scientific name and taxonomic classification?!! HELLO?!!) into an obituary-style essay?! Please, please help me. I can’t ask my teacher because he is gone until the due date. Does anyone have any ideas?

How important is public speaking in our future life?
It is no secret the importance that public speaking is gaining in our future life. There are many people cannot express their skills and performers because they fear to speak in the public. However, public speaking is an important process which all should achieve it in order to be a successful person.
There are many job markets depend basically on public speaking and select only people who have the ability to show their skills and performers in a public. For example, teaching competitions and translation institute. However, there are many unemployed people in Moroccan society; most of them employed because they did not express their skills in competition which I mentioned it before , because the latter depend completely on public speaking. So, know how to speak in public help us to get a job and also help us to do this job in a good way.
Public speaking also helps us in our daily life. Know how to speak in a public give many benefits to an individual. It is needed in many ways of life such as when we want to participate in elections, and also when we go to the court.
All work places and competitions give a big interest on public speaking process. Only people who can express their skills and experience in front of audience could be successful in their life.