8. The Second Duma Flashcards

1
Q

What was the nickname of this Duma?

A

Duma of national anger

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2
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What Duma was nicknamed the Duma of national anger?

A

The second Duma

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3
Q

When did the second Duma open?

A

February 1907

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4
Q

What happened in February 1907?

A

Second Duma opened

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5
Q

What happened in June 1907?

A

Second Duma closed

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6
Q

When did the second Duma close?

A

June 1907

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7
Q

Who was the new prime minister?

A

Stolypin

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8
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What did stolypin form to deal with the misbehaving officials?

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Court Martials

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9
Q

Who was disenfranchised?

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Kadets due to Vyborg mainfesto

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10
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What happened to the Kadets in the second Duma?

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Disenfranchised (unable to vote) because of Vyborg manifesto

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11
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What group was reduced in the Duma

A

Moderate liberals

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12
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What groups now participated in the Dumas.

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Social revolutionaries, Bolsheviks and Mensheviks

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13
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How many representatives from the first Duma returned?

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30

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14
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Why was the second Duma called the Duma of national anger?

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Because of opposition to the first one

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15
Q

What did stolypin struggle to find support for?

A

Agrarian reform

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16
Q

What was article 87?

A

Part of fundamental law which allowed decrees to be sent to Tsar without consulting Duma

17
Q

What was Part of fundamental law which allowed decrees to be sent to Tsar without consulting Duma

A

Article 87

18
Q

What did Stolypin use the article 87 for?

A

Agrarian reforms

19
Q

How did Stolypin get his Agrarian reforms passed?

A

Used article 87

20
Q

Why did the Tsar dissolve the Duma?

A

SR member framed for attempting to harm he Tsar or arrange a mutiny which meant that he proclaimed it was subversive

21
Q

What did the illegals emergency law do?

A

Reduced weight of peasants vote and wealthiest 1% had 60% of control

22
Q

Due to the illegal emergency law, what did the wealthiest 1% have control over?

A

60% control of vote

23
Q

What were the benefits of the Duma?

A

Stolypin was willing to work on necessary reform

24
Q

Who had disagreements

A

Left and right wing

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What angered the Duma
Tsar critiquing the admin of military
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Impact of the floor criticising the admin of military?
Angered the Duma
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Who doubled their representation in the second Duma?
Octoborists
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What happened to octoborists representation in the Duma?
Doubled
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Who decided to participate in the Duma?
Social revolutionaries, Bolsheviks and Mensheviks
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Why was the second Duma called the “Duma of national hope”?
More oppositional than its predecessors
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What was the impact of having both left and right in the Duma
Neither side wanted to experiment and collisions crippled it’s political force
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Who did stolypin spread rumours about?
Social democracts attempt to assassinate the Tsar
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What social group was more represented
The gentry
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After stolypins fake accusation what did the Duma do
Refused to waive the the social democracts immunity from arrest (A right of all Duma delegates)