political repression and opposition under Alexander the 3rd 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryRussia - 19th and 20th centuryASEdexcel Created by: CharlotteCollins4Created on: 14-04-15 14:50 what did the liberals want? peaceful political change 1 of 14 what would the liberals do if they were in charge? give freedom of the press and a national parliament elected by the wealthy 2 of 14 were the people's will populists or nihilists? nihilists 3 of 14 what was a nihilist? wanted to ddestroy the tsar's rule and free the people with no clear plan- anorchy 4 of 14 what percentage of the population was peasants in 1879? 82% 5 of 14 what was the first possible opposition that fell under Alexander the 3rd? his fathers liberal ministers 6 of 14 who masterminded Alexander the 3rd's manifesto? pobodonostev 7 of 14 what was the state of statute security? a policy that created government controlled courts to try political opponents without need for a jury 8 of 14 what was the consequence of being found guilty of political opposition? execution or exile to siberia 9 of 14 what year did the state of statute security end? 1917 10 of 14 how did the government prevent freedom of the press? censored foreign books and banned certain newspapers 11 of 14 what was the secret police called under the reign of Alexander the 3rd? okhrana 12 of 14 what did all of these repressive policies cause? the opposition to go underground 13 of 14 what happened in1887? the people's will attempted to assasinate the tsar 14 of 14
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