Stolypin Reforms and bowtie, 4 dumas Flashcards

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Why did Tsar apopoint Stolypin as prime minister in 1906

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Though most troubles ended there was still violence in countrysides, he was tough, military courts, and bc. he killed so many on nooses that those were called “stolypins necktie”

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Did Tsar Nicholas continue his promises in the October Manifesto

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No he still had Okhrana outside who would punish anyone, freedom of press was promised but newspapers still had appeared with white spaces.

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What promise did Tsar Nicholas kinda keep

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He still made the duma but he was reluctant and didn’t wish to do so, he gave very limited power to all four of them They couldn’t pass lows appoint ministers, e.t.c or defense. Despite it favouring nobles the duma still had more radical representivies and it couldn’t pass any laws without state council which was full of the tsars men. When 1st and 2nd were dissolved the 3rd was changed by stolypin to a more conservative representives, and the 4th was doing well until war was decleared.

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What were some changes stolypin put in place that helped but also made peasants dislike the government more?

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He allowed peasants to buy land from poorer neightbor, to encourage them to do so he set up peasant banks to provide loands. Through this making anew class the kulaks who were loyal to the government. This more efficient farming method made production of grain hit a record despite only 15% takign up his offer. The issue was the poorer peasants had to sell all their land and became labourers, becoming proliterains or homeless. The left over peasants were encouraged later to invest in land by the Trans Siberian but after the long grueling journey it turned out the best land had already been taken.

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What does stolypins repression and reform mean

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Its referencing his harshness with military courts that killed thousands and his work in improving Russia’s agriculture

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