PPT-Pre-Revolutionary Russia

Only true autocracy left in Europe No type of representative political institutions Nicholas II became tsar in 1884 Believed he was the absolute ruler anointed by God RussoJapanese War 1904 defeat led to . PRE PRE PRE PRE PRE CONCEP CONCEP CONCEP CONCEP CONCEP TION HE TION HE TION HE TION HE TION HE AL AL AL AL AL TH AND HE TH AND HE TH AND HE TH AND HE TH AND HE AL AL AL AL AL TH C TH C TH C TH C TH C Emerging trends and revolutionary leaders.. The Third Estate. The bourgeoisie were the first class in the . Third Estate . to push for change in the lead up to the revolution.. Perhaps because of their educated backgrounds- or perhaps because of their social status.. Stuart Cohen. Israel Irrobali. Stalin’s Approach in Crimea. Joseph Stalin removed the Tatar population of the Crimean population in the 1944.. The expulsion of Tatars made ethnic Russians the majority in the province. . Conflict in Crimea. Unit 11: Russia and the Post-Soviet Republics. Chapter 5. Geography and Recent History Between Ukraine and Russia. Ukraine was one of 15 separate republics that made up the Soviet Union until Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. The Case of the USSR. Lucan way, University of Toronto. What explains . authoritarian durability?. Revolutionary Regimes among the most durable forms of authoritarianism in the modern era. Average tenure of Revolutionary Regimes since 1900: . 1. According to Gibbs, what caused the famine?. 2. Describe . three (3) examples . of famine in the primary source.. Famine=food shortages=starvation. 3. What could have been done to help the Russian people?. By: Zoe Antipas,Samantha Beebe, and, Christian Victorino. publishingperspectives.com. Location on world map. Russia is mostly in Asia but, its capital, Moscow is in Europe.. Russia is the largest country and it covers 9 time zones, all climate zones except tropical.. By: Michaela Ellis. Karl Marx. He was a . German thinker and . revolutionary. He was one . of the most influential figures of all . time.. His . theories on society and economics provided the framework for the Communist governments in the 1900s. . Chapter 9. From Communism to Free Enterprise. Chapter 9. Section 1. Becoming a . Free Market Economy. After the collapse of Communism, Russia moved toward a free market economy. Free Market Economy: People, rather than government, decide what goods and services to produce, how to produce, & who will buy them. (1750-1914). AP World History: Chapter 18. Russia During the 19. th. Century. STILL had an absolute monarchy (the tsar). No national parliament. No political parties. No nationwide elections. Russian society = dominated by titled nobility. it . descended from the . domra. , an instrument from the . Caucasus region. of Russia. . There . is also similarity to the . Kazakh . dombra. , which has 2 strings, and the . Mongolian . topshur. .. Chapter 11 . Bell Ringer March . 26, 2018. Page 311 – Map Lab. What is the elevation of the Ural Mountains? How does the elevation of the Steppes compare with the Ural Mountains? . Determine how density differs west and far east of the Urals. What physical features contributes to the population distribution? . 1864. Locally elected Zemstva established. 1892. Witte appointed Minister of Finance. 1894. Nicholas II becomes Tsar. 1902. Formation of SRs. 1904. Russo-Japanese War begins. Jan 1905. Bloody Sunday. Land Based Empires part 1. (Mughals, Ottomans, Russians, Safavids, Manchu ). Timeline Russia Political Rulers. 1259-1502 The Golden Horde-Established by . Batu. Khan . . Mongols ruled .