Expansion into Asia
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- Created on: 07-03-18 13:48
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- Expansion in Asia
- Reasons
- Central Asia
- Asia could provide raw materials (cotton)
- Bordered Afghan/India/China. Chance of influence?
- To provide living/working space for Russian peasants
- Central Asia
- Expansion into Central Asia
- Territory mainly taken by force in 1880s
- Comms more peaceful - 1936 Stalin constitution Kirghizia & Tajikstan republics
- Dumping eg Crimean Tatars to Kazakhstan alleged ties to Germany
- Khrushchev allowed many to return, not Meskhetians or Volga Germans
- Virgin lands Indigenous people not happy land swamped by immigrants
- Khrushchev allowed many to return, not Meskhetians or Volga Germans
- Dumping eg Crimean Tatars to Kazakhstan alleged ties to Germany
- Steppe statue of 1891 - 40 acres of land for farms of no use to nomads
- Comms more peaceful - 1936 Stalin constitution Kirghizia & Tajikstan republics
- Largely avoided Russification - complex societies, hard transport
- All-Russian Muslim League in 1st Duma, 1907 disallowed. Comms protected their rights
- 1910 Stolypin - expropriated land, to raise migration
- 1915-17 drawed upon in war effort. Revolt as in Ramadan sensitive to Russian over involvement
- Territory mainly taken by force in 1880s
- Russian involvement in Far East
- Develop transport - Trans Siberian railway 1903
- Amir basin 1860 due to Muraviev (Siberia)Russia got territory by Amur rver & access to Pacific coast
- Reasons
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