Alex III as Tsar Flashcards

1
Q

When Alexander III comes to power, what does he publish?

A

“manifesto of unshakable autocracy”

The document suggested that he had no plans to continue his father’s work regarding reforms

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2
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What did he do to conspirators of his father’s assassination

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He publicly hanged them

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3
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When was the ‘manifesto of unshakeable autocracy’ published?

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In 1881

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4
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Why did Alex III move from the winter palace to a fortress in Gatchina

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Alexander III had watched his father die so was afraid of being killed in a similar way

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5
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What did Alex III look like?

A

Big and strong

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6
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How many kids did Alex III have?

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6

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7
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How did Alex III die?

A

Died from a problem with his kidney most likely due to heavy drinking

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8
Q

Who was Feodorovna?

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She was was born in Denmark and then married Alexander III

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9
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What happen to the Loris-Melikov proposals?

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The Loris-Melikov proposals were abandoned

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10
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What happened to reforming ministers?

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Reforming ministers such as Dmitry Milyutin resigned

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11
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Who did Alexander III rely heavily on (name 3)?

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Alexander III relied heavily Internal minister Dmitry Tolstoy, minister of education Ivan Delyanov, Konstantin Pobedonostsev and Mikhail Katkov (a journalist who helped justify Alexander’s conservative views to the literate public

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