AIII KNOWLEDGE TEST Flashcards

1
Q

What year did Alexander III become Tsar?

A

1881

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2
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How did Alexander III describe the proposals in the Loris-Melikov constitution?

A

Senseless dreams

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3
Q

What is the name for the secret police in Alexander III’s reign?

A

Okhrana

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4
Q

In what year were Land Captains introduced?

A

1889

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5
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How were Land Captains chosen?

A

From a list chosen by the provincial nobility and approved by the provincial governor.

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6
Q

What did the 1890 zemstvo act do?

A

Brought the zemstva under direct central control.

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7
Q

Which finance minister created Land Banks?

A

Bunge.

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8
Q

Who replaced Bunge as finance minister?

A

Vyshnegradsky.

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9
Q

How much did grain exports increase between 1881 and 1891?

A

18%

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10
Q

Give one example of a loan that Vyshnegradsky secured to help industry.

A

France, 1888.

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11
Q

When was the famine, caused by Vyshnegradsky’s policy of exporting more grain?

A

1891-2.

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12
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When did Witte become finance minister?

A

1892.

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13
Q

Give four examples of economic policies of Witte

A

Protective tariffs, heavy taxation, forced exports, domestic loans.

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14
Q

Which ethnic group were targeted by the ‘May Laws’ in 1882?

A

Jews.

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15
Q

What was the name for systematic attacks on Jews?

A

Pogroms.

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16
Q

Give three other examples of how Jews were discriminated against by Alexander III.

A

Ghettos; limited access to education; excluded from participation in local government.

17
Q

What was the name of Alexander III’s tutor?

A

Pobedonoststev.

18
Q

What is the name for the policy of imposing Russian language, culture and values?

A

Russification.

19
Q

Give three examples of places that Alexander III subjected to Russification.

A

Poland, Ukraine and Baltic Provinces.

20
Q

When did Alexander III die?

A

1st November 1894.