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    In the modern age‚ part of the reason we study history is to prevent ourselves from making the same mistakes as the people of the past and to see what worked for them that might work other places in the modern age. By studying countries as vast and as culturally rich as Russia‚ we can learn much‚ both from success and failures. This can be clearly seen in Russia due to its many leaders‚ who have made decisions that have impacted not only the country‚ but the world for years to come. From the Czarist

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    Before underlining the differences in economic growth and treatment of labour between capitalism and the earlier feudal system‚ it is necessary to understand the meaning of capitalism and feudalism separately. The Wealth of nations (1776) is a book‚ written by the Scottish philosopher Adam Smith (1723-1790) in which he describes the nature of capitalism. (CN‚ 2010) The word “Capitalism” is derived from capital and the word capital itself deriving from the Latin word caput‚ meaning head as in a head

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    Essay Question: To what extent do you consider the Emancipation of Serfs 1861 to be a key turning point in the development of Russian government and society till 2000? Many historians argue The Emancipation of the Serfs in 1861‚ to be a key turning point within Russian history. It drastically altered Russia’s economic‚ political and social stipulation. One could propose the argument that this event lead to the fall of communism in 1990‚ further more suggesting the extent to which this event affected

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    The Peasants Revolt of 1381 is historically acknowledged as one of the earliest and most expansive instances of peasant uprising in European history. The peasants of fourteenth-century England‚ angered by the dire living conditions brought on by war‚ disease‚ and economic hardship‚ held a great dissatisfaction with the ruling elite and their practices. This conflict reached a turning point in the spring of 1381‚ when the people of several towns rose up against the English government. The Peasants

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    people. Catherine the great was a despot monarch‚ meaning she was all for enlightenment. She was married to grand duke peter but she realized how mentally unstable and cruel he was‚ she had him arrested and was announced ruler. She was against serfdom and slavery‚ she was against discrimination of religion. She was basically dedicated to making her state a better place for her people... but all that changed after she grew impatient. Directly relating to the role of government in maintaining

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    The Rise of Russia Limited commercial exchange After freeing themselves from Mongol domination by 1480‚ the Russians pushed eastward. Russia‚ with its Byzantine-influenced culture‚ had been unimportant in world affairs before the fifteenth century Russia’s Expansionist Politics under the Tsars. During the fourteenth century‚ the duchy of Moscow took the lead in liberating Russia from the Mongols. Ivan III gave his government a military focus and used a blend of nationalism and the Orthodox

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    the lack of sufficient infrastructure such as railways. This makes the Crimean war a contributing factor to the Emancipation of the serfs‚ which defined Alexander II as a reformer. However‚ there was increasing criticism of the institution of serfdom. The Russian empire had‚ since the reign of Ivan III‚ been a largely serf based rural nation. 85% of the populations at this time were peasants and most of those‚ serfs. A serf was someone who was owned by the Land lord‚ usually a member of the nobility

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    a strong advocate of free speech as well as being critical of the European Bourgeoisie‚ the inequality of serfdom and the autocracy of the Tsar and the Romanovs‟. His beliefs began in the radical Westernisers who‚ unlike the classical Westernisers believed that industrialization and the inevitable rise in the bourgeoisie class would not be beneficial to Russia in the long term. Whilst serfdom would be abolished under the capitalist system‚ it seemed illogical

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    fulfilled the idea of enlightened absolutism was Frederick the Great. He ruled from 1740 to 1786‚ and fulfilled the idea of enlightened absolutism because he governed using the ideas of enlightenment philosophers. He did this by attempting to abolish serfdom‚ which is the condition of a tenant farmer who

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    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

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