Changes In Russia In The 19th Century
During the 19th century, many changes/continuities occurred throughout Russia. For example changes in the political, social and economic states. These changes impacted Russia in a good or bad, for example causing riots and protests in the economy or stabilizing the economy. And some changes were either successful or not. In 1905 the Russian Revolution took over Russia with political riots. The cause of the Russian revolution was the State Duma which was introduced in 1906. The State Duma is the lowest part of the House of the Russian parliament. It reviews and analyzes bills for it to be passed by other members of the legislation. The State Duma also established the Russian legislature. In 1861 during the reign of Alexander II of Russia,
the most important social reform was the establishment of the Emancipation Manifesto. The emancipation manifesto abolished the organization of serfdom and granted liberty. The Emancipation Manifesto allowed marriage without consent and it fulfilled citizenship. It also allowed serfs to win freedom and the obligations of labors were canceled. This reform was a great change throughout Russia because it granted more than 23 million people to receive their liberty. During the 1900s, one of the economic reforms was put in place by Stolypin. Stolypin was the third prime minister of Russia who established agricultural reforms. These agricultural reforms stabilized the peasants and the economy. His agricultural reform was to abolish the redemption payments for peasants. This reform helped the peasants because it allowed them to use their money to improve their farming production. It did not only help economically but also politically. It created peace between peasants and the government who had riots about the redemption payments. Political, social and economic reforms impacted Russia tremendously. By giving liberty to more than 23 million people to abolishing serfdom it improved Russia. These three reforms were most important to Russia.
the most important social reform was the establishment of the Emancipation Manifesto. The emancipation manifesto abolished the organization of serfdom and granted liberty. The Emancipation Manifesto allowed marriage without consent and it fulfilled citizenship. It also allowed serfs to win freedom and the obligations of labors were canceled. This reform was a great change throughout Russia because it granted more than 23 million people to receive their liberty. During the 1900s, one of the economic reforms was put in place by Stolypin. Stolypin was the third prime minister of Russia who established agricultural reforms. These agricultural reforms stabilized the peasants and the economy. His agricultural reform was to abolish the redemption payments for peasants. This reform helped the peasants because it allowed them to use their money to improve their farming production. It did not only help economically but also politically. It created peace between peasants and the government who had riots about the redemption payments. Political, social and economic reforms impacted Russia tremendously. By giving liberty to more than 23 million people to abolishing serfdom it improved Russia. These three reforms were most important to Russia.