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Alexander III gave the Russian Orthodox Church exclusive

rights to proselytize.

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CURIOUS

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The University Statute allowed women, who’d

been previously marginalized, to enroll in

non-degree seeking courses in Russian

universities.Show Answer

SPURIOUS

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Violent populist pogroms became

common in Russia during

this period.Show Answer

CURIOUS

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Land captains, nominated by and

answerable to local governments, oversaw

the use and management of peasant

lands . Show Answer

SPURIOUS

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JEOPARDY: Compared to most of 19th century Russian history, the rule of Alexander III was tame on the foreign policy front.

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Why or why not?

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CURIOUS

Budgetary constraints

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14 years

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Period during which

Russia entered no

major wars; length of Alexander III’s reign

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Russian expansion into South-central

Asia was perceived by this power as a

threat to its interests in Iran and India.

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BRITAIN

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Disenchanted with Germanic alliances, Alexander developed

close relations with this European power.

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FRANCE

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Conflicts over this area led to the break up of the

Three Emperor’s League

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The

BALKANS

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JEOPARDY: Alliance Alexander negotiated with Austria-Hungary

and Germany

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: pledged neutrality in all conflicts except

those with this nation

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JEOPARDY: The Three Emperor’s League

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Turkey

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In an effort at cultural purification of the multi-ethnic empire, Alexander III

stipulated that all subjects in the Russian empire regardless of ethnic

or national persuasion would be forced to ________ and ______ ______________. This included

those in Finland, Poland, the Caucasus, and Central Asia.

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Speak and read Russian

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Formal stratification of religious groups used to restrict movement and settlement within the

empire

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1. Orthodox Christians,

2. Non-Orthodox Christians

3. Muslims, Jews, Buddhists

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Founded in 1885, Alexander III was “banking on it” to manage the wealth

of the gentryShow Answer

STATE GENTRY

LAND BANK

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JEOPARDY: 1884 law designed to bring the Russian education system

under state control

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Reversed a statute passed in _______, which

gave institutions of higher learning a great deal of autonomy

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JEOPARDY: The University Statute

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: 1863

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This set of anti-terrorism measures designed to rid

Russia of revolutionary and terrorist groups and to re-establish a semblance of

security and order was anything but what its name implies.

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The

TEMPORARYREGULATIONS

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Place Alexander III on this spectrum.

_________________________________RADICAL LIBERAL MODERATE CONSERVATIVE REACTIONARY

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Far RIGHT –

REACTIONARY

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Drawing inspiration from his grandfather Nicolas I, Alexander

III revived this ideology.

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Official Nationality

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-ISM exemplified by the POGROM

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Anti-semitism

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As levels of education increased, Russian society increasingly

turned away from ORTHODOXY toward

___________________.Show Answer

SECULARISM

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The values, beliefs, and ideas of these three key “-isms” crept into Russian political culture, undermining and threatening

the long-term viability of monarchical rule.

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LIBERALISM,

NATOINALISM,

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Alexander III’s predecessor and

follower

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1.Alexander II

2.Nicholas II

Programs designed to achieve this put Russia under huge

budgetary constraints.

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modernization

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It was a hotbed of revolutionary activity, or at least Alexander

III thought so!

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The university

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They quickly became a political weapon used to control, manipulate,

and punish even innocuous liberal

elements in Russian society.

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The Temporary Regulations

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Alexander restructured it so as to increase the powers of the gentry and undermine representation of the peasants.

The ZEMTSVO

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JEOPARDY:

1. What kind of card is this?

2. Who’s inviting whom to do what?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY:

3. How many accept between 1881 and 1924?

4. WHY?Show Answer

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1. Rosh Hashanah

2. American Jews beckon their Russian relatives to come to the U.S.

3. Over two million

4. Populist pogroms were common in Russia during that period

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