How did the first world war weaken the Tsar? 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryRussia 1905-1941IGCSEICAAE Created by: katewellsCreated on: 29-05-16 15:28 Who did the Tsar appoint as his close advisor? Peter Stolypin 1 of 23 Who was Stolypin and what did he believe in? He was a traditionalist who believed Russia had to modernise agriculture to create a new class of peasants 2 of 23 Who did Stolypin think the power of Russia should rest in the hands of? The Tsar 3 of 23 What was the key factor to the 1905 revolts? Demand for representation 4 of 23 What did the Tsar issue immediately after the Duma was issued? The fundamental laws 5 of 23 What effect did the Fundamental Laws have on the Dumas before 1914? They had achieved very little 6 of 23 Who did the Tsar dismiss and why? The elected minister as he did not want to agree with their demands 7 of 23 What was the Duma largely made up of in the end? Pro-Tsarist members who did not want change 8 of 23 When did the Fundamental Laws start to impact and limit the Manifesto? June 1906 9 of 23 What reforms did the 3rd and 4th Manifestos bring? Doubling number of primary schools and increasing expenditure on health 10 of 23 What did the revolution show the Russian people? They were capable of undermining the regime through violence and demonstrations 11 of 23 What did the Tsar try to offer to the majority? Concessions but the minority were dissatisfied 12 of 23 What was Stolypin's necktie? When the state responded to revlutionaires by putting 20,000 into exile and hanging 3000 13 of 23 The role of which secret police was increased? The Okhrana 14 of 23 What was the roleof the Okhrana? To imprison suspects and monitor opponents of the regime 15 of 23 Why did Stolypin target the peasants in reform? So he could supply modernised Russia with food 16 of 23 Why did peasants not produce enough food? They relied on traditional farming methods and depended on the local mir for support 17 of 23 When did Stolypin pass a new law in order to attempt to modernise peasantry? 1906 18 of 23 How were peasants able to buy more land? Land was made available to them through the peasants land bank 19 of 23 What did the Peasants land bank encourage? Private farming 20 of 23 What did Stolypin want to create as a result of his land bank? A new class of strong peasants 21 of 23 What did Stolypin encourage peasants to do? Leave the mir and private farm 22 of 23 How many peasants had left their communes and set up their own by 1913? 3 million 23 of 23
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