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9. Situation in 1914 (Political) Flashcards

1
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Why did the Tsar set up the Dumas?

A

as a result of the 1905 revolution and this had satisfied the middle classes.

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What were the issues that neglected the Duma?

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1906 Vyborg Appeal
1906 Fundamental law
1907 Electoral Law (Stolypins coup)

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3
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What did the third Duma achieve

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Stolypins land reforms

Military enhancements

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4
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What continued the infiltration of political dissidents

A

Stolypin’s necktie

Okhrana

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5
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Despite secret police and repression, how many assassinations were committed by the Social Revolutionaries?

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10,000

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6
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Despite secret police and repression, what groups committed 10,000 assassinations?

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Social revolutionaries

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7
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Who were still discriminated against?

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National minorities

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8
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What ministers were removed?

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Witte and Stolypin

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9
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In 1906, what did Stolypin introduce?

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Court martials

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10
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When was Stolypin assassinated?

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1911

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11
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How many strikes were there in 1911?

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24

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12
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In what year were there 24 strikes?

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1911

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13
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How many strikes were there in 1914?

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2400

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14
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In what year were there 2400 strikes?

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1914

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15
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By what factor did strikes increase by during 1911-14?

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By a factor of 10

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16
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By 1914, how many acts of terrorism were there?

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17000 acts

17
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When was the Lena Goldfields incident?

A

1912

18
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What happened in 1912?

A

Lena Goldfields Incident

19
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What was the 1912, Lena Goldfields Incidents?

A

Demands in the Lena Goldfields, Siberia, for better pay and work conditions. When police moved in the situation worsened. The result was troops firing on miners.

20
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What did the leader of the Octoberists say in 1913?

A

Told his party their aims for “a peaceful, painless transition from the old condemned system to a new order” had failed

21
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Who told his party that their aims for “a peaceful, painless transition from the old condemned system to a new order” had failed in 1913?

A

Leader of Octoberist

22
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When did the leader of the Octoberist tell his party their aims for “a peaceful, painless transition from the old condemned system to a new order” had failed?

A

1913

23
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What was the impact of the leader of the Octoberists tell his party their aims for “a peaceful, painless transition from the old condemned system to a new order” had failed in 1913?

A

Showered even the Tsars supporters were starting to turn against him due to their incompetence

24
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How many state officials were there for every 1,000 Russian?

A

4

25
Q

How many state officials were there for every 1,000 English person?

A

7.3

26
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How many state officials were there for every 1,000 French person?

A

17.6

27
Q

How many police sergeants were there in 1900?

A

1,8852

28
Q

In what year were there 1,852 police sergeants?

A

1900

29
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How many constables were there in 1900, who would manage the entire population?

A

6,874

30
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When were there 6,874 constables to manage the population?

A

1900

31
Q

Who was in charge of justice in the countryside?

A

Gentry magistrate

32
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What were the Gentry magistrate in charge of?

A

In charge of justice in the countryside

33
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What happened in the country side as late as 1904?

A

Gentry magistrate had the power to have peasant flogged for petty crimes

34
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What did the 1832 Fundamental law declare?

A

Tsar was the absolute ruler

35
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What did the department of agriculture do in 1894?

A

Briefed to deal with the rural crisis

36
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Who was briefed to deal with the rural crisis in 1894?

A

Department of agriculture

37
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When was the department of agriculture briefed to deal with the rural crisis?

A

1894

38
Q

What was the impact of the department of agriculture briefed to deal with the rural crisis in 1894?

A

Ineffective in dealing with the land hunger

39
Q

How did the 300 years of the Romanov dynasty rule?

A

Okhrana and the Orthodox Church

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