8. The First Dumas Flashcards

1
Q

When did the first duma begin

A

April 1906

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2
Q

What happened in April 1906?

A

First Duma opened

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3
Q

When did the first Duma close?

A

July 1906

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4
Q

What happened in July 1906?

A

Duma closed

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5
Q

How many months did the First Duma last?

A

2 months

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6
Q

What did the first Duma participate in?

A

Rigorous debates over matters like the Empire like the Polish question and land distribution

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7
Q

How did the government respond to the rigorous debate of the first Duma?

A

Said that land distribution was not an option

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8
Q

How did the government anger the first Duma?

A

Government stated that compulsory redistribution was not an option

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9
Q

What solution did the first Duma want?

A

More radical solutions

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10
Q

Who wanted more radical solutions

A

The first Duma

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11
Q

Who gained coverage of the first Dumas anger?

A

The press

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12
Q

In response to the growing coverage of the Dumas anger what did Nicholas do?

A

Nicholas claimed it was illegal and disbanded it

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13
Q

What was an achievement of the first Duma?

A

First elected government

Large number of liberal and reformists

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14
Q

Who did the government obtain loans from?

A

France

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15
Q

What was the impact of receiving loans from France?

A

Weakened Dumas chance to use financial powers over the Tsar

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16
Q

What did Nicholas pass in April 1906?

A

The fundamental law

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17
Q

When was the fundamental law passed?

A

April 1906

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18
Q

What did the April 1906 Fundamental law state?

A

“The all-Russia Emperor possesses the supreme autocratic power” therefore giving him the right to supersede the Duma and dissolving it if he pleased

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19
Q

What did the upper chamber have?

A

Veto powers

20
Q

Who had veto powers?

A

The upper chambers

21
Q

What was the impact of the upper chambers having a veto power?

A

Duma had no real power

22
Q

Between the sorting of the first and second Duma, how were disobedient Ministers handled?

A

Arrested trial and imprisonment

23
Q

What was arrested and imprisoned in between the first and second Duma and why?

A

Key Kadet and Labourist party moments who has signed the Vyborg manifesto

24
Q

What was the vyborg manifesto

A

Set of demands from militant Duma MPs asking the people of Finland not to pay taxes or serve in the armed forces till the Dumas were restored

25
Q

What were a Set of demands from militant Duma MPs asking the people of Finland not to pay taxes or serve in the armed forces till the Dumas were restored

A

Vyborg manifesto

26
Q

How many Kadets and Trudoviks formed a rival assembly?

A

200

27
Q

What parties made up the 200 deputies who formed a rival assembly which was repressed by the Tsar

A

Kadets and Trudoviks (SRs)

28
Q

What was this Duma called?

A

Duma of National hope

29
Q

What was called the Duma of national hope

A

The first Duma

30
Q

Who refused to join the Dumas?

A

SRs, Bolsheviks and extreme right wing groups

31
Q

How many members were peasants?

A

191

32
Q

Of the all of the members, what group did 191 of the represent?

A

Peasantry

33
Q

Who won the most seats?

A

Kadets after a skilful campaign

34
Q

What fraction of the Duma were peasants?

A

A third

35
Q

What did a third of the representatives in the Duma belong to?

A

Peasantry

36
Q

When did the Duma first meet?

A

May 1st 1906

37
Q

What happened on May 1st 1906?

A

Duma Met for the first time at St Petersburg

38
Q

Why did Sergei Witte resign?

A

Revolutionaries at court

39
Q

Who was Sergi Witte repleaced by?

A

Ivan Goremykin

40
Q

How much was the loan that France gave to Russia?

A

2250 million gold Francs

41
Q

What did the first Duma want to abolish

A

Political amnesty ( abolition of state council)

42
Q

In the Vyborg manifesto, how May Kadets participated

A

120 Kadets including Prince Lviv

43
Q

How many days did the first Duma last?

A

72 days

44
Q

What political parties refused to take part in the first elections?

A

SRs

SDs

45
Q

How did the SRs and SDs react to the first Duma?

A

Refused to take part in the first election