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4. France, Great Britain, Sardinia, Ottoman Empire

5. Who are Russia’s opponents?

6. Crimean Peninsula: siege of Sevastopol

7. What is the location of most of the fighting?

8. She brought awareness to sanitation and health issues during Crimean War.

9. Who is Florence Nightingale?

10. France and Russia argue over protection for religious shrines in Ottoman Empire.

11. What is the excuse used to start the war?

12. Treaty that ended the war, 1856; negotiated by Alexander II

13. What is the Treaty of Paris?

14. He issued this in 1861.

15. What is the Emancipation Edict?

16. Russian army lost in the Crimea because of lack of supplies, low morale, and the need to industrialize.

17. What are reasons Russia needed to reform?

18. The percent of land in Russia serfs received

19. What is 50%?

20. The Russian government gave nobles bonds that the village communes would pay for collectively over a period of 49 years.

21. What is how peasants paid the nobles back for their new land?

22. Villages discouraged individuals from leaving the village because those left behind would owe more individually.

23. What was the biggest problem with collective ownership of land by village communes called Mir?

24. Local 3 class system of government

25. What are zemstvos?

26. Equality before law, independent courts, shorter enlistment for men in the military, trial by jury

27. What are reforms of Alexander II?

28. The Russian government encouraged railway construction from 1860 to 1880 by doing this.

29. What is government subsidy?

30. Length of military enlistment before Alexander II reduced it

31. What is 25 years?

32. He ordered the construction of this to link Russia’s vast territories together.

33. What is the Trans-Siberian Railway?

34. Russia initially relied on these types of exports.

35. What are agricultural goods?

36. By the 20th century, Russia relied on these exports.

37. What are railway equipment, oil, and coal?

38. Russia accomplished this because of their strong military.

39. What is expansion of Russian territory to the south and east?

40. He was Alexander III’s finance minister.

41. Who was Sergei Witte?

42. Poor living and working conditions; growth of Marxism, socialism and labor unions

43. What are negative consequences of industrialization?

44. Mostly loans from foreign countries, especially France; and from the sale of exports

45. What are sources of funding for industrialization?

46. The percentage of the Russian population in 1850s that worked in farming was around this number.

47. What is 90%?

48. Oddly enough, the percent of the Russian population that was actually Russian in 1905 was this number.

49. What is 45%?

50. Alexander III’s political views can best be described as this.

51. What is reactionary?

52. Unfortunately, this is how Alexander II died.

53. Assassinated by bomb, but he didn’t immediately died from horrific wounds that almost blew off both of his legs.

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