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    greatest reformers in Russian history. He managed to emancipate the serfs and bring about reforms in education‚ military‚ justice‚ censorship and the economy. Despite all of this Russian society was unsatisfied‚ ultimately leading to the assassination attempts that ended his reign. In this essay I will be highlighting some of the main changes to the Russian society‚ then I will be talking about what remained and finally I will conclude. One of the most impactful changes to Russian society during Alexander

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    The 1905 Revolution was caused primarily because of the events of the Bloody Sunday. How far do you agree with this statement? (10) Although the Bloody Sunday was the immediate cause that kick-started the 1905 Revolution‚ there were many long-term and short-term causes that led up to it. The long-term causes include the weak rule of the Tsar‚ the large empire‚ and inequalities in the Russian society. The economic depression of 1900-1904 and the Russo-Japanese War were some of the short-term causes

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    To what extent was Lenin ‘heir to the Russian tradition of government’? Since the tsar‚ Lenin has taken the ‘throne’ and along with the Bolsheviks proceeded to turn Russia into a one-party state. It can be argued that Russia has remained almost unchanged in terms of government policies and its traditions this is shown by Lenin’s oppressive policies such as censorship. Lenin was not born into power and this shows he is in fact not an "heir" to Russian tradition. Similarly he had as little time

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    It is no accident that the name that is attributed to the heroine in a number of Russian novels of the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries is named after some derivation of the name Elizabeth. Karamzin is the first to revere this name in his work Poor Liza and it is this work that sets off a chain reaction that causes the occurrence of subsequent characters in Russian literature. This character can particularly be found in works such as Pushkin’s Queen of Spades‚ Griboyedov’s Woe from Wit‚ and

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    In Crane Brintons’s book ‚ Anatomy of Revolution‚ Brinton compares revolution to a fever. He says‚ “revolution is not a good thing”. When and if it occurs‚ its like an illness or something to be avoided. However‚ he goes on to say that fever‚ and Revolution ‚ in itself is a good thing....for those who survive it. The revolution destroys wicked people and harmful and useless institutions. A revolution is defined as “a forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system”

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    World History February 27 Human Body and World View The scientific revolution was the actualization of modern science during the early modern period‚ when progresses in mathematics and astronomy transformed views of society and nature. For example humans as Newton gives new ideas that contributed to the scientific revolution‚ like “The replacement of the Earth as center of the universe by heliocentric theory.” Moreover Isaac Newton explained the

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    grew within Russia. Many reformist and revolutionary groups formed‚ advocating change in Russia and after 1905‚ these groups began to gain influence in the community. The Populists‚ one of the first revolutionary groups‚ called for a peasant based revolution. By the 1890s‚ this group had evolved into the Socialist Revolutionaries (SRs) who became the largest revolutionary group in Russia until it was outlawed by the Bolsheviks‚ post 1917. The Socialist Revolutionaries advocated violence and represented

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    For the first three years following the Revolution‚ the institutions of Russian capitalism were smashed to pieces. Besides‚ in Russia agricultural production shrank‚ industrial production was paralyzed‚ and transportation was disorganized. The shortage in the Soviet economy first appeared in the form of hunger and absolute paucity. Everyday life was transformed into the struggle for existence‚ and people had to make tremendous effort to obtain foods‚ fuels and other necessaries of life through long

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    to the Russian Revolution; these events happened because of people. Animal Farm describes the non-picturesque society built up by the corruption of leaders and the ignorant and highly susceptible animals/people. Napoleon represents a leader’s contribution to a dying society and Boxer represents the working class and someone who is not very educated and is easily swayed. . The foolish sheep started giving Napoleon the title‚ “Our Leader‚ Comrade Napoleon” (Orwell 93). Before the revolution‚ the majority

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    Past paper questions- Russia in Revolution 1881-1924 From Autocracy to Dictatorship and Stalin’s Russia 1924-53 January 2009 How far were divisions among its opponents responsible for the survival of the Tsarist rule in the years 1881-1905? (30 marks) OR How far was the Provisional Government responsible for its own downfall? (30 marks) How far were economic problems responsible for Stalin’s decision to replace the New Economic Policy in 1928 with the first Five-Year Plan? (30 marks)

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