Structures of local government- Tsars Flashcards

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Before 1861, who were provinces largely under the control of? TSAR ALEX II

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The Mir.

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What happened in terms of the nobility after the emancipation of the serfs? TSAR ALEX II

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-no political role
-management of local affairs with police constables.
-Zemstvos

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What is meant by a zemstvo? TSAR ALEX II

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-elected membership voted in by landowners, urbans and peasants
-Selected by property qualification
-only in ‘great Russia’

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What was the urban equivalent of a Zemstvo? TSAR ALEX II

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-Duma

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What did the urban duma’s tend to exclude? TSAR ALEX II

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-The urban proletariat- (entry qualification higher).

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What is meant by the third element?

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-members of the intelligentsia with no particular class hired to serve in the Zemstvo.

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In what areas did the Zemstvo and Duma ‘flourish’

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-Fields of education, public health and transport.

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Why did the central government find Zemstvo members irritating?

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-dominated by teachers, doctors and lawyers.
-liberal voices.

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Why was the Zemstvo abolished in 1917?

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-labelled as counter- revolutionary and bourgeois.

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