Domestic policies in Russia, Local Government 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryRussia - 19th and 20th centuryA2/A-levelOCR Created by: francesca_321Created on: 09-01-16 14:15 What did Alexander II need to change? Emancipation had removed gentry's legal basis for controlling serfs 1 of 26 What was set up in 1864? Local Zemstovs set up 2 of 26 What was wrong with them? unrepresentative 3 of 26 What did they focus on? improvements only, public health, roads 4 of 26 What else was wrong with it? not in all areas, especially provinces/nationalities such as Poland 5 of 26 What is it similar to? Nicholas 6 of 26 Who is it different to? Alexander III 7 of 26 What did Alexander III reduce? electorate to Zemtvos 8 of 26 What did this mean? more gentry, less peasants 9 of 26 What was introduced? land captains to replace Justices of the peace in 1889 10 of 26 What did this increase? efficiency 11 of 26 What did it decrease? corruption 12 of 26 What happened to Zemstvo boards? they became government officials 13 of 26 How did he disagree with his fathers' plans? to allow minimal constitution change by allowing 15 appointed representatives on the Tsar appointed Senate 14 of 26 What did the Zemstva help? famine response 1891 15 of 26 What happened to Zemstva spending? on health, poor relief and agriculture advice doubled 1906-1912 16 of 26 What was reintroduced? Elected magistrates 17 of 26 What was Zemstva allowed after Bloody Sunday? national congress 18 of 26 What did this allow? them to hold a meeting to disucss political rforms 19 of 26 What did the Zemstva extention extend to? nationalities vetoed 20 of 26 Under Lenin, what was the Zemstva undermined by? Soviets and disbanded as counter-revolutionary and bourgeoise 21 of 26 What happened to power? centralised power to keep control 22 of 26 What did the Soviets become a part of? democratic centralism 23 of 26 Who could be elected? bolsheviks 24 of 26 Under Stalin, who controlled central bureaucracy? Local soviets 25 of 26 Who could only be elected to Soviets? Communist party Soviets 26 of 26
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