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    dishonor of the prize of the Russian empire could not be pushed aside so Alexander II did whatever it took to regain that military prestige. The second is whether or not the emancipation did the serfs any good. And the third is the view that the emancipation was due to the symptomatic unwillingness of the tsarist system to embrace much needed total reform. Alexander II came into the throne in 1855 right in the middle of Crimean war‚ so he was unable to save the Russians from military defeat. However

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    It was defeat in war which was the main reason for the February revolution. Do you agree with this statement? The February revolution was a big turning point in Russian history; demolishing the Tsarist autocracy and breaking the Romanov dynasty that had ruled Russia for hundreds of years. Due to many factors‚ involved in the war or long standing issues before the war‚ Tsar Nicholas II was forced to abdicate to Grand Duke Michael‚ desperate to keep the rule of Russia in the Romanov family. Grand

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    the Soviet Union and beyond.Wadsworth 1993. Kowalski‚Ronald‚The Russian Revolution.Routeldge 1997. Fitzpatrick‚Shiela‚The Russian Revolution.1994. Endnotes: 1 The Russian revolution‚ Shiela Fitzpatrick(1994) 2A History of Russia‚ the Soviet and Beyond‚ MacKenzie‚Curran(Wadsworth 1993) 3A History of Russia‚ the Soviet and Beyond‚ MacKenzie‚Curran(Wadsworth 1993) 4The Russian Revolution‚ Ronald Kowalski(Routeldge 1997) 5The Russian Revolution‚ Ronald Kowalski(Routeldge 1997)

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    The painting The Charge of the Light Brigade shows the charge of the British Light Cavalry Brigade during the Crimean War in the early 1850s. In this paper‚ we will be discussing the various aspects of the painting‚ including a description‚ the context that surrounds the painting‚ the function of the painting‚ and an analysis of the painting. The easiest thing to observe about any given work of art is what type of art is it and it’s respective colors. The Charge of the Light Brigade is a painting

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    March Revolution

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    The March Revolution was a revolution led by the Russian society in respond to the Tsar’s irresponsibility of the royal throne’s purpose of serving and satisfying the community. Because of his lack of responsibility‚ a provisional government replaced his role as an absolute monarch. The cause of the March Revolution was the rule of a weak leader‚ the Industrial Revolutions social unrest‚ and his enter to WW1 to unite Russia. One of the causes of the March Revolution was the leadership of a weak

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    members were exiled abroad."[3] In 1924‚ Grand Duke Kirill Vladimirovich‚ the direct male-line patrilineal descendant of Alexander II of Russia‚ claimed the headship of the defunct Imperial House of Russia. Since 1991‚ the succession to the former Russian throne has been disputed over validity of marriages. Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna of Russia claims to hold the title of Empress in pretense with her only child‚ the 34-year-old George Mikhailovich‚ as heir apparent. Prince Dimitri Romanov claims

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    the February revolution of 1917 which brought down Nicholas II and the Romanov dynasty. Even then opposition still differed in opinion‚ however it was unified by one common cause. Throughout the period‚ the peasantry were providing opposition to Russian Government. However opposition was repeatedly ineffective. The Polish revolt of 1863 during Alexander II’s reign was crushed by the army in much the same way as the 1953 East German revolt and the 1956 Hungarian rebellion were crushed under Khrushchev’s

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    believed to be outmoded and inhibiting Russian ways. The Populists‚ who aimed to win over the peasantry to their socialist ideas by stirring up their resentment of the Tsarist Autocracy. Although there were very few intelligentsia‚ their size and influence grew in the 1970s due to the development of the law courts‚ as a result of reform. These courts produced an unexpected crop of professionally trained lawyers‚ who were ready to question and challenge Russian autocratic practices. They were determined

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    to eliminate serfdom. He was largely successful in ushering in the end of serfdom and freeing millions of Russians‚ thus reinforcing his title as liberator but arguably he was unsuccessful in truly satisfying and recognizing the actual needs of the peasants themselves. The limited nature of the reform proved that the Tsar’s government was incapable of meeting the needs of ordinary Russians and ironically‚ incited only more revolutionary and terrorist activity. However‚ whether viewing the

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    The Russian Empire under the rule of the Romanov Dynasty for almost 300 years grew and cemented itself as a major global power. From its ambiguous beginnings in 1613‚ the Romanov dynasty was born from the boyar nobles of feudal Russia‚ evolving to become the historically significant head of a modern empire. Yet‚ almost as soon as it was born‚ the Romanov family fell to the rigours of a changing world. Long and short term influences alike converged to topple the ailing autocracy‚ yet perhaps the most

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