1905 - The Tsar in Danger Flashcards

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What was bloody Sunday

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22nd of Jan, peaceful protestors were shot outside the winter palace.

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What did Bloody Sunday cause?

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Sparked strikes across other cities with barricades being set up alongside violence and riots.
The Tsars uncle was also assassinated

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Who were the protestors

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mostly workers but also liberals, some middle class, and students. They demanded more freedom

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4
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Tell me about June 1905…

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sailors aboard Potemkin mutinied.
Peasants attacked landlords and seized land.
I’m cities workers organised worker councils (Soviets)

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What happened in September 1905

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A general strike was called that paralysed Russian Industry.

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What did the Tsar offer in October?

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In October the tsar was forced to offer concessions

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What was in the Tsars concessions?

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An elected parliament (Duma)

Right to free speech and freedom to form political parties.

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What did these concessions do

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Divided the opposition, welcomed by liberals and middle class

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How did the Tsar get back control of the army?

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He ended the Russo-Japanese war and promised returning soldiers better pay.
This freed up army to restore order.

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10
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By December 1905 what had the Tsar suppressed?

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Soviets were disbanded.
Leaders arrested.
This caused violence but army was stronger force.

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How was the countryside settled?

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The Tsar promised to help peasants by setting up banks to help them buy land. But main method was use of the army

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How were nationalities delt with?

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By force.

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13
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Did the Tsar take serious note of this new Duma?

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No, the Tsar continued to rule without taking serious note of it.

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What happened to the first and second duma?

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They were critical of the Tsar but they lasted less than a year.

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What happened to the third Duma

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Lasted longer and was more supported of the Tsar. Even this became increasingly critical of the Tsar too from 1912

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