the impact of the Crimean War 1853-56
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- the impact of the Crimean War 1853-56
- 1853
- Nicky I's attempts to increase Russian influence into the middle east caused the Turks to declare war
- October 1853
- Britain and France sided with Turkey
- Britain and France did this as they had trade interests in Turkey
- Nicky I's attempts to increase Russian influence into the middle east caused the Turks to declare war
- Russian defeats in 1854
- Balaclava (October)
- Inkerman (November)
- 1855
- by September, Stebastopol was taken by the Turks
- Stebastopol was originally in Russian Crimea
- by September, Stebastopol was taken by the Turks
- 1856
- Treaty of Paris signed
- prevented Russian warships from using the Black Sea in peacetime
- Treaty of Paris signed
- Russia's military and administrative inadequacies
- outdated technology
- poor transport
- inadequate leadership
- problems of having a conscripted army
- issues after the war
- distrupted trade
- escalation of peasant uprisings
- much of the intelligentisa wanting to close the gap between Russia and the west
- 1853
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