Impact Of The 1905 Revolution Flashcards

1
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What did the October Manifesto promise? [5 things]

A

An elected parliament - The Duma - that approved all laws

End of newspaper censorship

Free speech and the right to hold meetings

Political party freedom

Universal male suffrage

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What were redemption payments and when did they end?

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They were a tax on peasants.

They ended in November 1905.

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3
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What did the Tsar do to regain control in December 1905?

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Used troops to shut down the Soviets.

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4
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Describe the first Duma

A

Elected in March 1906.

Critical of the Tsar.

Dissolved after 75 days.

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Describe the second Duma

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Formed in 1907.

Critical of the Tsar.

Dissolved after 3 months.

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Why was the third Duma different?

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The Tsar changed the voting system so that 2/3 representatives were the richest 1% of the population.

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7
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How long did the third Duma last?

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5 years.

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When was the fourth Duma formed and how long did it last?

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It was formed in 1912.

It lasted 5 years.

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9
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Who was the old Chief Minister, who was he replaced by and when?

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Old: Sergei Witti.

Replaced by: Peter Stolypin.

In July 1906.

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What did Stolypin set up?

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Field Courts for Civilians for the ‘obviously guilty’.

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What were the consequences of Stolypin’s policy?

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1000 executed, 21,000 imprisoned in Siberia.

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12
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What was the noose nicknamed and why?

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By 1911 a further 1800 had been hanged.

The noose was nicknamed ‘Stolypin’s Necktie’.

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13
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What did Stolypin do regarding agriculture?

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He set up a Peasant’s Bank to enable peasants to buy their own land.

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What was created as a result of Stolypin’s Peasant’s Bank?

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A new class of successful, land-owning peasants called kulaks.

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What other reforms did Stolypin introduce? [3]

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A social security system.

Better army conditions.

A naval-building programme.

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16
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When and why did Stolypin’s reforms end?

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They ended in 1911, when Stolypin was assassinated.

17
Q

What provoked the Tsar to issue the October Manifesto?

A

The fear of revolution.