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Nicholas II Flashcards

1
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How much did coal, iron and steel production increase form 1890-1900

A

iron and steel x8
coal x3

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2
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How many of the blast furnaces in the Donbass were operational in 1903?

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23/35

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3
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How much of russia’s iron and steel was used on railways by 1890

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60%

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4
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What percentage of the railways were government owned

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70%

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5
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How many foreign companies had invested in Russian industry by 1900

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269

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6
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what did adopting the gold standard do for investment

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protected investment with a stable currency

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7
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Why did Witte keep high import tariffs

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to encourage internal industrial growth

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8
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Why did Witte raise taxes

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tp encourage peasants to sell their grain, increasing russia’s export and foreign currency

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9
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Witte finance minister

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1893-1903

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10
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Stolypin’s land reforms aim

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allow peasants to leave mir
reduce power of mir
redistribute the land of nobles
help kulaks buy land to create more efficient farms

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10
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How much of Russia’s economy was based on food exports

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50%

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11
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Russia’s population change from 1861-97

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50 to 79 million

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12
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What was a khutor

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A plot where the owner lived on his land, seperate from the village

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13
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What was an otrub

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where the owner has consolidated land but still lives within the village

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14
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What system was still largely used for distributing land

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the three strip system

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15
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When were the textile strikes in st petersburg and how many women were involved?

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1896-7, 30000

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16
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What was the literacy rate by 1897

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57.8%

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17
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How many strikers were there in January 1905?

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110,000

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18
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How many signed Father Gabon’s petition?

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150,000

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19
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Nickname for nicholas?

A

little father

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20
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how many killed in bloody sunday

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96 (reported) - 200

21
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How many were executed and deported in response to 1905

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15,000, 45,000

22
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nickname for noose after executions in 1906

A

stolypin’s necktie

23
Q

Largest party, and seat share in 1st duma

A

Kadets, 182/448

24
Q

what percentage of workers in st petersburg voted in the 2nd duma

A

70%

25
Q

what did the vyborg manifesto do?

A

Urged people to boycott voting, gave Tsar a reason to shut down the Kadets.

26
Q

Largest party in 3rd duma, and number of seats

A

Octobrists, 154

27
Q

how many of the 2500 proposals were approved by 3rd duma

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2200

28
Q

When was universal education act passed

A

1908

29
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Main beliefs of the liberals

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Civil rights, free elections, constitutional monarchy

30
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Main beliefs of SD

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Oppose the SR, marxist socialists, want to achieve revolution through the working class

31
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What groups did the SR follow from

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Populists/narodniks

32
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What belief was popular at the outbreak of war

A

nationalism

33
Q

What % of Russian men were conscripted for WW1

A

40

34
Q

How many rifles were there by winter 1914

A

2 between 3 men

35
Q

Why was St Petersburg changed to Petrograd

A

St petersburg sounded too German

36
Q

What proportion of the Austrian army were taken out by the Brusilov campaign

A

1/2

37
Q

% growth in shell production by 1916

A

1000

37
Q

Where was Russia forced out of in 1916

A

Poland, Lithuania, Latvia

38
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Russians killed and russians wounded between May and December 1915

A

1 million

39
Q

Total casualties from WW1

A

8 million

40
Q

Why did the Zemgor and Congress of industry and business weaken the Tsar’s authority

A

They showed effective governance was possible without the Tsar’s ruling

41
Q

Why was Rasputin so popular with the Romanovs

A

He claimed he could heal their son, Alexei who had haemophillia

42
Q

What were the rumors surrounding Rasputin

A

Sexually promiscuous, thought to have an affair with Alexandra

43
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What did the minister of the interior, rasputin’s friends Prologopov, suggest

A

Allowing a revolution to occur so they could withdraw the army from the war to crush it.

44
Q

What effect did the death of Rasputin have on Tsarist authority

A

Failures of the government could only be blamed on Tsar

45
Q

How much does the war cost by 1918

A

14.5 billion roubles

46
Q

Why was the loss of poland significant

A

it was a centre of industrial activity

47
Q

How many of 1000 wagons of food made it to Petrograd/ month by 1917

A

300

48
Q

What does the 1.2kg bread ration change to from 1917

A

0.8kg

49
Q

Why did grain production decrease during the war

A

50% of farmers were at war

50
Q

Name of police chief murdered in february 1917 strikes

A

Shalfeev

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