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Russia and Japan

Chapter 28

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Catherine the Great -Expanded Russian territory -Introduced Enlightenment ideas -TOOK BACK REFORMS
Alexander I -Conservatives wanted to restore monarchy -Set up the Holy Alliance
Holy Alliance -Russia, Prussia, and Austria joined together to stop the spread of liberal ideas
Pushkin Poet, romanticism
Nicolas I Put in repressive society - secret police - censorship of schools and newspaper
Decemberist Uprising revolt of western oriented army officers the first day Nick I was on the throne
Foreign policy -Put down revolts in Eastern Europe -Expanded into the Ottoman Empire
Economy -little to no industry -increased labor obligations on serfs -imported manufactured goods from the west -Crimean war: showed Russians they needed to industrialize
Alexander II -Freed serfs from serfdom -Liberal -Began Westernizing -Assassinated by radical terriorist group -Recruitment for army extended
Emancipation Edict -Freed Russia serfs -Kept part of land but payed for it -Nobles kept most fertile land -No political rights at a national level -Some worked in factories
Redemption Payments Serfs paid for the land to the landlords
Mir Russia Village that was run by a elder - paid taxes to council - no one went against the elder - set times to harvest - when leaving, they're granted a passport that was paid for and still paid for taxes back home
Zemstvos -Local political council: middle class - helped schools, roads, regional policy's - had no national influences
Women -Higher education -Worked in medicine
Trans-Siberian railroad Connected Euro Russia with Pacific - iron, coal - exported grains -printing factories - metal working
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