Alex 11 oppostion

Question 1

Date

Answer 1

3rd march 1861

Question 2

Length of edict

Answer 2

22 separate measures whose details filled 360 closely printed

Question 3

morgages

Answer 3

advanced 100 per cent mortgages, 80 per cent provided by the State bank and the remaining 20 by the landlords.

Question 4

Redemption payments

Answer 4

Owed for 49 years at 6% p/a

Question 5

Gentry land loss

Answer 5

197- 78 million acres

Question 6

Uprisings

Answer 6

By 1863, the total number of uprisings had exceeded 2,000, with over 700 suppressed by the army

By 1870s - 36 uprisings per year

Question 7

Bezdna

Answer 7

April 12th to May 1st 1861
-over 50000 riot
-91 killed
may 1st petrov killed

Question 8

opposition of zemvta from within gov

Answer 8

October 12, 1866: The Ministry of the Interior issued decree subordinating zemstvo employees

November 21, 1866: A law was enacted restricting the zemstvos’ authority to tax commercial and industrial establishments.

Question 9

Control over zemvstos

Answer 9

December 1865, the St. Petersburg Zemstvo Assembly petition for a central zemstvo agency to participate in legislative work

-chariman Kruse is exiled

Question 10

Influential move away in 1860s

Answer 10

1857 to 1861 = 213 individuals

1863, the Russian secret police had 60 Russian students under surveillance

Question 11

Authors arrested

Answer 11

Chernyshevsky exiled- February 7, 1864 sentenced to 14 years hard labor

Zaichnevsky
Arrested: July 1861

Fyodorov)
Arrested: 1873

Question 12

Populist movement

Answer 12

500 intelectuals by 1860s
What is to be done? published march 1863

Question 13

1861 univeristy protests

Answer 13

September 26–27, 1861
300 students

Question 14

Chigirin affair peasant resistance movement

Answer 14

Arrests: Over 1,000 individuals implicated; 22 tried, with 6 sentenced to prison or exile

Question 15

1877 trial of socalists

Answer 15

Trial of 193 socialists in 1877
-all arrested and 7 killed