chapter 16 section 4 Flashcards

1
Q

in the mid 1800s

Russia has the largest ________ and ____________-

A

territory and population

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2
Q

industrial development

A

lagged in Russia

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3
Q

Resources

A

lay undeveloped

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4
Q

Ports were

A

blocked by ice

frozen most of the year

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5
Q

Belorussians (_____________) -

A

white russians

west

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6
Q

Ukrainians

A

south

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7
Q

great Russians

A

north and central

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8
Q

czar ruled as an ________

ruler with ___________

A

autocrat

absolute power

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9
Q

union of all Slavic people under Russian leadership

A

pan slavism

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10
Q

1855 Czar

A

Alexander II

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11
Q

emancipation edict

A

freed all serfs

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12
Q

problems of serfs

A

tiny land for high price

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13
Q

serfs moved to towns because

A

unable to buy or rent land

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14
Q

councils at the provincial and county levels

A

Zemstov

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15
Q

3 groups with the right to vote

A

nobles
middle class
peasants

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16
Q

middle and upper class intellectuals

17
Q

Nihilists believed in

A

building a completely new Russia to solve their problems

18
Q

people’s will

A

russian radical group

19
Q

People’s will used

A

Terrorism, bombings, assassinations

20
Q

in 1881, Alexander was

A

killed by a bomb attack from People’s will

21
Q

Riots where Jews were massacared

22
Q

Bloody Sunday

Czar’s troops

A

shot unarmed strikers

23
Q

Bloody Sunday

triggered

A

the revolution of 1905

24
Q

Bloody Sunday

October manifesto

A

promised individual liberties

25
Parliament of Russia
Duma
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the revolution of 1905 failed
to overthrow the czar.