Culture of Russia
Thsi was the political organization of Russia under the Romanovs
Empire
Peter the Great put a tax on these to discourage them.
Beards
Catherine the Great was born here.
Prussia
Nihilism is the rejection of this.
All authority
This was Alexander II's most significant reform
Emancipation of the serfs
The title of the Russian autocrat.
Czar or tsar
Peter the Great constructed this to expand Russia's military power.
Navy
Catherine earned the title "the Great" by doing this.
Expanding the Russia Empire
Nihilist practiced terrorism, or as they called it, "this."
Alexander II introduced this to the military
Conscription for all classes
Russia practiced this tradition of Christianity
Orthodoxy
Peter the Great traveled Europe to recruit these.
Foreign experts, scientists, engineers, etc.
Catherine the Great wrote to the leading intellectuals of this movement
This socialist and nihilist organization assassinated Alexander II
Narodnaya Volya
Alexander II sold this to thhe United States
Alaska
The unfree peasants of Russia
Serfs
Peter the Great replaced the patriarch of the Orthodox church with this.
The Holy Synod
Catherine the Great founded the Smolny Institute, the first of this kind of establishment in Russia
Women's school/college
This is the ultimate goal of nihilism
Alexxnder II introduced these reforms to the legal code
Trial by jury, legal representation, equality under the law
Peasants frequently expressed their discontent with Russian feudalism in thsi way.
Uprisings or rebellions
Catherine the Great considered some liberal reforms, but she never challenged this Russian institution
Serfdom
Alexander II's son took this attitude to reforms after his father's death
Reaction/rejection