crimean war Flashcards

1
Q

when did it take place?

under whose rule?

A

1853-56

beginning of A2 rule

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2
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who did it involve?

A

russia and ottoman turks supported by Britain and france

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3
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who surrendered?

A

russian troops

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4
Q

what treaty was signed?

what year was it signed?

consequence?

A

treaty of Paris

1856

russia conceded territory in Bessarabia

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5
Q

what did crimean war make russia realise?

A

social infrastructure was outdated esp serfdom

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6
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what happened in 1861?

A

emancipation of the serfs

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7
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what did the emancipation allow?

A

allowed entripeneuralism in agriculture, movement of some rural labour to urban industry, modernisation of military

ppl could leave commune

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what did modernisation of military mean for serfs?

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peasants didn’t have to serve as conscripts

A2 changed how army was recruited, changed, and organised

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9
Q

what was the most important change of crimean war?

what did this do?

A

forced changed in local gov

nobility no longer had such huge role in local gov, A2 bridged a gap between emancipated peasants and rest of society with Zemstva, appeared to introduce some democracy to russia

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10
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list 3 strengths of Zemstva

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  • members elected by landowners, urban dwellers, peasants
  • could feed regional issues back to central gov
  • to an extent, could challenge the policies of tsar
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list 3 weaknesses of zemstva

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  • councils tended to be dominated by nobility/professional classes
  • only located in places considered to be in greater russia- not Poland of balitic region etc
  • not all eligible provinces were covered by zemstva- by 1917 still 37 provinces with our one
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12
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2 limitations of reform?

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  • war didn’t lead to any major ideology or structure of central gov
  • A2 main aim was to preserve autocracy-all reforms and emancipation were reform from above before change came from below- A2 realised that discontent over Russias performance in war may have led to rebellion
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