Social under Alexander III

Question 1

How much workers were there by 1900

Answer 1

3 million workers 2.5% of the total population

Question 2

Working and living conditions

Answer 2

Whenever you like the working conditions were grim and long hours and lots of deaths wages were low

Question 3

Worker supporting associations

Answer 3

Trade unions were legal until after 1905 revolution apart from the zoo bit of trade Unions but became popular want to legalise it was clear the workers wanted highway just thought I was better working and living conditions in education opportunities

Question 4

Things improve workers after 19 oh

Answer 4

The Russian government had made no real attempt to improve workers conditions
Limited insurance had been issued for accidents or sickness is bubbles only covered only a minority of the work force people back for long hours and a pair of a literacy rates had improved a lot

Question 5

The peasants

Answer 5

The areas outside the city and region peasants enjoyed higher living standards are producing food off the market the
way able to pay the taxes are mortgages with money to spare
and the rise of the Kulacz
and younger peasants were more had incentive

Question 6

What was the central region like for

Peasants

Answer 6

People couldn’t feed them self without getting to debt and there was a spread of diseases and indirect tax added to the redemption payments

Question 7

What are the nobles lives change

Answer 7

They had lost land service and their status and control the peasantry

Question 8

The middle classes

Answer 8

They will probably around1 million professionals by 1914 the number of teachers and doctors group

Question 9

Did many of the middle customer and liberal groups

Answer 9

Demands for a parliament