Russian Tsars
Dates and Times
The Pale
Revolution of 1905
Serfs
100

This czar emancipated the serfs and instituted reforms that, arguably, gave more liberty and freedom to the people

Who was Alexander II? 

100

The year Bloody Sunday occurred

What was 1905?

100

This was where the pale was located?

Where were the Polish provinces? 

100

The October Manifesto split the liberals into these two parties leading to socialists gaining more power. 

What are the Kadets and Octobrists?

100

This Tsar emancipated the serfs 

Who is Alexander II? 

200

Czar Alexander III launched a harsh crackdown against his father's reforms and employed this policy that tried to assimilate non-Russian peoples. 

What is Russification? 

200

The year serfs were emancipated

What was 1861? 

200

Jewish people in Russia sometimes had to do this to get a fair ruling or keep from being arrested.

What is bribing? 

200

In the beginning of October, Count Witte went to the Czar with a list of reforms, called this, that was signed by the czar.

What is the October Manifesto? 

200
Most Russian peasants were members of this church.

What is Russian Orthodox? 

300

On January 9th of 1905, many people living in St. Petersburg peacefully marched to the Czar's palace, petitioning against economic grievances, leading to brawls between troops and protesters, which then led to more disagreements, looting, and rage on both sides. This led to the day being named this.

What was Bloody Sunday? 

300

The year Alexander III became czar, and the year Alexander II was assassinated

What was 1881?

300

To go to school, Jews had to have this to help them prepare for school. 

What is a tutor? 

300

This general strike, the first in Russian history, was launched in these months of 1905

What is September and October? 

300

Serfs lived in deep poverty because of this.

What is out dated farming techniques, short growing seasons, and/or, russian climate?

400

This czar, with the urgings of the people, instituted the October Manifesto which introduced freedom of speech, assembly, and association in Russia among other things. 

Who was Nicholas II

400

These were the years intellectuals and students started "going to the people' meaning the peasants. 

What was 1873- 1874? 

400

Jews were discouraged from this practice that is common today, they were rejected and had a very low amount of acceptance compared to Gentiles.

What is schooling? 

400

This political party was greatly upset in the 1905 revolution and ended up successfully revolting in 1917

Who were the Bolsheviks? 

400

Russian peasant families were grouped into these, that consisted of between four and eighty households. 

What are communes? 

500

While the czar believed it would be better for this to be abolished by the people in power than lead to revolts against it, many nobles and Russian higher-ups were discontent. 

What was the emancipation of the serfs? 

500

This was the year Alexander II was elected and started the "beginning of the end of Russia."

What was 1855? 

500

This girl was a small Jewish girl living in the Pale in 1890.

Who was Mary Antin

500

On Bloody Sunday, protesters marched on this palace of the Czar

What is Winter Palace? 

500

Serfs were uneducated laborers who worked on the nobles' land for this. 

What is rent? 

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