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Rule of Alexander II A-level
Created by
Courtney Mckevitt
⟶ Updated 24 Apr 2019 ⟶
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Events
Treaty of Paris
Speech about emancipation
Serfs emancipated
Censorship reforms repealed
State bank established
Assassination attempt
Censorship reform
University restrictions led to riots
Ukrainian language books banned
Military reserves rose from 210,000 to 553,000
Zemstva formed
Universities were allowed to become self-governing bodies
Judicial system reformed with local courts
Vera Zasulich shot the governor of St. Petersburg but was released by jury
Assassination of Alexander II by the People's Will
Land and Liberty formed
‘Land and Liberty’ split into two groups – Black Partition and The People’s Will
A poor harvest in 1879 led to famine
Arrests weakened the Black Partition group
Trial of the 193
Populist ‘Go to the People’ campaign failed
Populist ‘Go to the People’ campaign spread by nihilists and narodniks
The Donetsk iron works was established
Oil was pumped from the sea port of Baku
Elected town councils (Dumas) were introduced to urban areas.
Universal conscription
Head of The Third Section assassinated
Periods
Alexander II
Polish Insurrection
Crimean War
Judicial reforms
Military reforms
Education reforms
Russo-Turkish War
Alexander III
Nicholas II
Widespread famine
Event progress
literate
Population Great Russians
