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World War I

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but created russia first parliament Duma, dissolved after 10 weeks

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Nicolas reluctantly promised more freedom

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NIcholas II told soldiers to fire on them

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elected national legislator

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more personal freedom

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better working conditions

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workers showed up to czars Winter Place petitioning

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Bloody Sunday Revolution of 1905

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News of Russia losing caused a revolt in the midst of the war

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late 1800's Russia and Japan competed for control of Korea and Manchuria

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The Russo-Japanese War

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Crisis that took place between 1904-1917

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Crisis that took place between 1904-1917

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workers that were unhappy organized strikes

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government outlaw trade unions

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child labor

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miserably low wages

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grueling working conditions

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growth of factories brought new problems

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produced lots of steel

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rapid industrialization

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Nicholas II became czar and continued autocracy

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police watched Russian citizens loot and destroy Jewish homes, stores, and synagogues

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pogroms broke out  -organized violence against the Jews broke out in many parts of Russia

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Alex III made Jews the target of persecution

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forbade the use of minority languages such as polish in schools

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made Russian the official language of Russia

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Alex III oppressed other national groups within Russia

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political prisoners were sent to Siberia

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Teachers had to send written information about each student

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secret police watched universities

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Secret police watched secondary schools

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used strict censorship codes on written documents

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used strict censorship codes on published material

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used harsh measures

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Czars continued Autocratic Rule to wipe out revolutionaries

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Seen as dangerous

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No speaking another language besides Russian

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No worship outside of Orthodox Church

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Cant question Alex III

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Alex III help on to autocracy (he had total power)

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Alex III halted all reforms

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Alexander III succeced father 1881

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Czars Alexander II was assassinated by revolutionaries in 1881

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Secret revolutionary groups plotted to overthrow the government

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Army officers revolted in 1825

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Social unrest

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Cruel oppressive leadership and laws of 19th century Czars