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Team OneTeam One
Team TwoTeam Two
Team ThreeTeam Three
Team FourTeam Four
Team FiveTeam Five
Team SixTeam Six
A.A moral evil
B.A threat to long-term stability
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I’m Nicky I, and these are two
key points which
characterize my view of
serfdom. (Didn’t Franz Kruger do a great job of
painting me?)
Cite an example of a de jure
reform which left the de facto status quo
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Under the law serfs could conditionally
purchase their freedom. But there was no enforcement
mechanism, so the de facto status quo
remained. Back to Board
Political violence
&
Social unrest
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Two things to which Nicholas I feared
emancipation of the serfs might lead
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What Nicholas feared the landed gentry would do if
he emancipated the serfs.
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Stage a coup against the tsar and autocratic rule: REGIME CHANGE
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CONSTITUTIONAL
MONARCHY!Back to Board
It was the proverbial “THIRD RAIL” of Russian politics
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Emancipation of the serfs
Rigid and detail oriented, Nicholas I militarized most state institutions with an obsessive
bureaucratic attention of detail, procedure, and this hierarchical
rule of the military:
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CHAIN OF COMMAND
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Though Nicholas I was a strong, unwavering conservation (if not
REACTIONARY), the fact that he kept this on his desk
shows that he was indeed keenly aware of the need for
reform. Show Answer
The report about the Decembrist Revolt
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The means which Nicholas used to
bypass the COUNCIL OF
STATE…Show Answer
Ad hoc committees
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SIXShow Answer
The # of departments in
HIS MAJESTY’S OWN CHANCERY
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It consisted of several departments which mimicked the bureaucratic departments of modern executive
branches. Each had a highly specialized focus and hired for
subject area expertise.
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HIS MAJESTY’S OWN CHANCERY
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The GENDARMERIE
1.What was it?
2.In which department?
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1.National police force
2.The 3rd Department
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3Show Answer
# of the Department of Education in His Majesty’s Own
Chancery
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The slogan of the Doctrine of
Official Nationality
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“Orthodoxy,
Autocracy, &
Nationality”Back to Board
Sergei Uvarov:
1.Headed this department
2.Developed that policy Show Answer
The head of the Department of
Education; developer of the
Doctrine of Official Nationality
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A backward-looking and reactionary
ideology which relied heavily on a
CONSTRUCTED MYTHOLOGY
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The Doctrine of OFFICIAL
NATIONALITY
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The spread of liberalism fueled a series of domestic rebellion across Europe in the 1830s, but Europe’s
BIGGEST YEAR for domestic rebellion was this one.
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1848Back to Board
During this period of domestic rebellion,
Russia fought two brief wars with these two powers to protect territorial gains.
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PERSIA
&
TURKEYBack to Board
1. France, Britain, Turkey, and Sardina
2. The Balkans, the Caucasus, and the Crimean Peninsula
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The CRIMEAN WAR
1.Who Russia fought
2.Where they fought
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1. Military use of the Black Sea
2. control of the mouth of the Danube River
3. Part of Bessarabia
4. Access to and control of the Orthodox Church in the
Ottoman EmpireShow Answer
What Russia lost in the CRIMEAN
WARBack to Board
1.Belorussia and Ukraine
2.PolandShow Answer
The policy of RUSSIFICATION led to unrest in conquered
territories:
1.areas where diplomacy worked
2.area where force was required Back to Board
The dominant and stable vanguard
of traditional autocratic rule
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Nicholas I
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Ill-equipped & underfed, it used pre-industrial
revolution technology while Europe’s used
industrial age technology.
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The Russian Army
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Finland
Poland
Ukraine
BelorussiaShow Answer
National rebellions in the 1830s were fomented by the
spread of liberalism in these Russian
territories
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1.Intended purpose of the THIRD DEPARTMENT
2.Unintended consequence and how it subverted that purpose
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1. Quell & control political dissent , thus securing the state
2. Zealous & excessive steps led to false reports and persecution of innocents thus engendering public disdain for the state
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1.Next in line for Alexander I’s throne
2.Why he/she doesn’t become tsar/tsarina
3.Who does
1. Next eldest brother: Grand Duke Constantine
2. gave up his claim to the throne when he married a Polish aristocrat who was neither royal or noble
3. Nicholas IBack to Board
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IDENTIFY
1.JEOPARDY: Subject
2.DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Dog
3.TRIPLE JEOPARDY: Painter
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1. Alexander II
2. Milard
3. Sergei Lvovich Levitsky
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