between 1867 and 1917, Russias urban population quadrupled from … to …. million?
7 to 28 million.
by 1914, ………. of the population of St Petersburg were peasants by birth?
three quarters.
conditions in the town were …?
grim.
were wages good at this time?
no - varied but generally failed to keep pace with inflation.
between 1885 and 1912 a series of decrees attempted to …?
improve conditions.
give 3 of the decrees attempting to improve conditions?
in 1914 many strikes happened and there were ….. stoppages?
3000.
conditions for peasant farmers did ……..?
not improve substantially.
kulaks prospered, but life became harder for …?
poorer peasants.
a minority of peasants migrated to …?
siberia.
there were not enough …?
teachers.
around ..% illiterate?
60%.
around …. of nobles land was transferred to the urban m/c or peasants between 1861and 1905?
1/3.
little changes to nobles (2)?
+ changes to nobles (2)?
what layer increased in society as demand for managers and professionals grew?
middle layer increased.
how did the middle layer express their views?
through zemstva, town and state Dumas.
why did social mobility start to occur?
nobles sons chose to join business world and peasants sons chose to become middle managers.
what is social mobility?
the ability of people to move up or down the social class system.
population growth and economic development most affected…?
the workers and peasantry.
countryside - political …… was starting to take place?
activism.
what did the large and discontent working class do in 1917?
overthrow the tsarist regime.
cultural change - new opportunities for ..?
women.