PPT-Alexander II – Tsar Liberator and Alexander III the Tsar

Key questions How had Alexander II 18551881 brought change to Russia What factors brought change in Russia in the period 18811924 What problems did Alexander III face when he became Tsar How did Alexander III deal with threats to Russian autocracy. Manufacturer See note A Dennison Date of Reign:. March 1. st. , 1881- October 20. th. , 1894 . Mathias . Gonczi. , Savannah Shaker, Daniel Silva, and Jacob Stark. What Ideology?. Alexander III was a conservative idealist…. He repressed his opponents . Lesson . 4a. . – Alexander III’s Counter-Reforms. Essential Question. How successful was Alexander III in upholding the tsarist autocracy in the years 1881-94?. Learning Outcomes - Students will:. Tsarism. 1905-14. Intro. Context – . Attempted revolution broke out in 1905.. Forced Tsar to introduce changes to try and ensure another revolution did not happen. . Stolypin. made PM in 1906 – Makes most of changes. 1855-1861. Overview. Crimean War consequences were profound- humiliation and loss of . power. Social and economic backwardness had been exposed- folly of the reliance on . serfs. Alexander II would face these issues head on and produce one of the most important reforms in Russia’s . Alexander The Great. Darius’ First Letter to Alexander. Sometime after Issus, Darius sent a letter to . Alexander, . requesting the release of his wife, mother and children. .. He also stated that Persia and Macedonia had been on good terms until Philip, “was guilty of unprovoked aggression” against King Arses, the previous king of Persia.. . I. Philip Builds Macedonia’s Power. Macedonia’s location. 1. . A. Philip’s Army. Philip becomes king. a. age:. b. date:. Philip’s unbeatable army= 2 fighting groups. a.. b.. Just North of Greece. Vocabulary. Boyars – wealthy Russian citizens (aristocrats). Cossacks – Horse backed soldiers and pastoralist nomads that quickly took over land in Eastern Russia.. Pomestie. – granting land to soldiers in exchange for loyalty & defense. La gamme de thé MORPHEE vise toute générations recherchant le sommeil paisible tant désiré et non procuré par tout types de médicaments. Essentiellement composé de feuille de morphine, ce thé vous assurera d’un rétablissement digne d’un voyage sur . Starter task. Write as many words, phrases, pictures as you can when you hear the word….. RUSSIA. BACKGROUND. In . 1881 . Russia covered one sixth of the world’s . surface. 120,000,000 . population. Early Life. Tutored by Aristotle. Never had a close relationship with his father.. Consulted his mother for advice.. The oracle of Delphi. “The sacrificial victim was ready and the . sacrificer. at hand.” . Alexander I, Nicholas I. , . Alexander . II . and Alexander III. Introduction. . Russia rural, agricultural, autocratic. Still strong belief in divine right monarchy . WHY IS RUSSIA CONSERVATIVE WHILE MOST OF EUROPE HAS TURNED TOWARD LIBERALISM? . ALEXANDER III. The voice of God orders us courageously to undertake the task of ruling, with faith in the strength and rightness of autocratic power.. Born in St. Petersburg on Feb. 26, 1845. Second son of Tsar Alexander II. Russia 1861 to 1905. Russia lagged behind the rest of Europe. Not only politically. Industry and trade were largely underdeveloped. Industrial Revolution had barely begun in Russia. Serfs. In 1861, nearly 90 percent of the population were of subjugated peasants (serfs and state peasants)..