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Period: to
Russian Revolution
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Czar Nicholas' III Reign (1881-1894)
- Violently oppressed the Jewish population and was overall very racist
- Peasants and working class did not like him and struggled
- Only nobles liked him
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Czar Nicholas' II Reign (1894-1917)
- Russo-Japanese War
- Bloody Sunday
- Establishment of the Duma
- Participation in WWI
- Provisional Government
- Rasputin
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Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905)
- An embarrassing loss for Russia which was mostly blamed on Czar Nicholas -
Bloody Sunday
- 200,000 workers marched on Czar Nicholas II's Winter Palace presenting a list of grievances
- At least 100 people were killed and 3,000 injured
- Another reason for the Duma to be created
- 200,000 workers marched on Czar Nicholas II's Winter Palace presenting a list of grievances
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Establishment of the Duma
In Czar Nicholas' II October Manifesto, he pleaded that this act of legislature would be necessary for Russia and the people. -
Russia's Participation in WWI (1914-1917)
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Death of Rasputin
- After being poisoned and shot, Rasputin was finally thrown into a river by another noble
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Russia's Establishment of a Provisional Government
After the Czar stepped down, a temporary government was established. -
Bolshevik Revolution
(1917-1920) -
Civil War (1918-1920)
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Stalin's Rise to Power (1922-1927)