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LOL, you know if my choice is school or Android, well... I will fail everything lol

Well, I have a reaction paper to a movie that I didn't watch and don't plan to, AND it was due like a month ago lol so that's a 0/75. I have a paper to write on one of these topics...

Questions 1-10: Buildings and statues of particular historical significance can be found all over Russia, and themes from Russian history inspired many nineteenth-century Russian painters. Questions 1-10 concern a work of art or architecture. Choose one of the items listed below and discuss the importance of the historical theme and, in the case of buildings, architect. How does the work you have chosen catch up an important period, event, or perhaps even turning point in Russian history? What political, social, and/or artistic trends of significance in Russian history does this work embed?
All the works mentioned below appear either in Suzanne Massie’s The Land of the Firebird (LF) or in one of the Lessons (Lectures) for RUS 100. REMEMBER: CHOOSE ONLY ONE
1. Ilya Repin’s painting “Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan.” (LF)
2. St. Basil’s Cathedral (Lesson 5; LF)
3. Statue of Kuzma Minin and Dmitry Pozharsky outside St. Basil’s Cathedral (Lesson 5)
4. Alexander Golovin’s portrait of Fyodor Chaliapin as the Boris Godunov of Mussorsky’s opera “Boris Godunov” (LF)
5. Valentin Serov’s painting “Peter the Great on a Dam in St. Petersburg [during the building of the city].” (LF)
6. Vasily Surikov’s painting “The Morning of the Execution of the Streltsy.” (Lesson 6)
7. Valentin Serov’s painting “Peter II and Princess Elizabeth Riding to the Hounds.” (LF)
8. Smolny Cathedral (LF)
9. Orest Kiprensky’s portrait of Alexander Pushkin (Lesson 8; LF)
10. Kazan Cathedral (in St. Petersburg) (Lesson 7).
Questions 11-12: Suzanne Massie suggests that the true Russian genius tended toward art, not politics. Do you support this statement? Discuss with regard to either
11. The eighteenth century
or
12. The first half of the nineteenth century

13. Much of the debate between Westernizers and Slavophiles in the 1840s centered on Peter the Great. Westernizers supported his reforms and the westernization of Russian social and military life. Slavophiles believed that Peter’s reforms had grafted an artificial, European identity on the upper classes and cut them off from the masses of peasants, who embodied the real Russia. How do you assess the impact of Peter’s reforms on Russia? Do you believe that Russian identity is inextricably bound with Europe, or do you regard Russia as fundamentally different from Western Europe, perhaps more eastern than western?

14. Catherine the Great apparently considered Alexander Radishchev, the author of A Journey from Petersburg to Moscow, a rebel even worse than Pugachev. What was the status and role of the peasants in Russia in the time of Catherine? How did the masses react to Napoleon’s invasion in 1812, and what was the effect of the Great Patriotic War on progressive Russian thinking in the age of Alexander I? How did Nicholas I deal with the question of serfdom? How did serfdom enter into the conversation of the newly formed intelligentsia (Slavophiles and Westernizers) of the 1840s? Conclude your essay by arguing for or against Catherine’s statement about Radishchev.

15. Compare and contrast the presentations of the city of St. Petersburg in A.S.Pushkin’s “Bronze Horseman” and N.V. Gogol’s “Overcoat.” What is the effect of the “northern capital” on the lives of Eugene (Evgeny) and Arkady Arkadievich? What significance do you attribute to the class status of these two heroes? In what ways does the city seem fantastic in these works?

I might try and fake one of these quickly or just buy an essay if I can find a good one lol I've been up for over 24 hours and I'm tired as ****. I don't feel like doing anything but sleeping now but I have to get this done.

Do the clear cache and data from the app suggestion and see if that fixes it.

BTW everyone, I will rebase on the Sprint RUU tonight. But probably like LATE tonight because I'm gonna be so tired. I think that viperROM IC3D sounds kinda cool, came up with it early this morning. Not sure if I should drop the "E" or not haha, opinions?