D3 Russia In Revolution 1881-1924: From Autocracy To Dictatorship (Moodlep1)
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- 1.What year did Alexander 3rd come to the throne?
- A.
1864
- B.
1881
- C.
1896
- 2.Alexander brought in Russification, what was it?
- A.
Gain complete control with autocracy
- B.
Creating a Zemstva do make the laws where he decided wether they should be made or not
- C.
Repressed his opponents, to undo the reforms of his father, to restore Russia’s position internationally and reinforce national identity
- 3.What had Alexander 3rd believed had made Russia weak?
- A.
Ideas from the West
- B.
The Russo Japanese War
- C.
He fathers laws
- 4.How would Alexander 3rd discover his opponents?
- A.
Secret police
- B.
Secret meeting
- C.
Spies
- 5.What could the Zemstva (local councils) no longer do?
- A.
Raise taxes without permission
- B.
Create new laws
- C.
Could no longer make meetings without a member of the Russian church
- 6.Why was Minister of the Interior given the power to nominate peasants to join the Zemstva?
- A.
Ensured goverment that loyalty went all the way to the bottom
- B.
Made the peasants happier
- C.
Lowered the chances of any riots or revolts
- 7.How had the Tsar's reforms effected education?
- A.
Teacher must be elected by Zemstva
- B.
Students must not be taught about the repression of the Russian society
- C.
Gvernmental approval of any new syllabuses Universities could no longer appoint their own professors
- 8.How did Alexander 3rd use the church to his advantage?
- A.
The church preached the loyalty and obedience to Tsar and used confessions as evidence
- B.
He did not believe in the church
- C.
Used the church to his advantage by spreading of his greatness
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