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National 5 History

Mind map: National 5 History
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National 5 History
Russia
- Tsar Nicholas
- Autocrat
- How he controlled Russia
- Russification
- Censorship. (newspapers)
- Okhrana
- Orthodox Church
- Harsh Punishments
- The Cossacks
- -Violence, Oppression & Fear-
- The Cossacks
- Harsh Punishments
- Orthodox Church
- Okhrana
- Censorship. (newspapers)
- Russification
- 1905 Revolution
- Long Term
- Grievances of peasants
- lack of political representation for middle classes
- Economic Problems
- lack of political representation for middle classes
- Grievances of peasants
- Short term
- Russo-Japanese war
- Food shortages
- Russo-Japanese war
- Causes
- Bloody Sunday
- Long Term
- 1917 Revolution
- Long Term
- WW1
- The effects of the war on soldiers
- tsar losing support
- Pressure from Political parties
- Return of lenin
- Pressure from Political parties
- tsar losing support
- The effects of the war on soldiers
- WW1
- Short term
- The Tsar going to the front line
- The Tsarina being left in charge
- Rasputin's influence on the Tsarina
- The Tsarina being left in charge
- The Tsar going to the front line
- Spark
- Long Term
- Tsar Nicholas
Changing Britain
- Housing
- Legislation
- Housing of a poor quality could be demolished and rebuilt
- New water supplies for Glasgow and Edinburgh
- Converted a loch into a reservoir
- New Building Standards
- More toilets
- Legislation
- Canals
- Slow and safe way to transport goods
- Created Jobs
- Navvies
- Aqueducts were built
- Canals were occasionally poorly maintained
- Textiles
- Legislation
- Legislation principles were good but the new laws were rarely obeyed by the factory owners
- Working hours were shortened
- Pregnant women were given 4 weeks off after giving birth
- Children under the age of 8 would no longer work
- factories had to be cleaned regularly and well ventilated
- Machines became more safe and they were fenced around to avoid injury
- Legislation principles were good but the new laws were rarely obeyed by the factory owners
- Cotton became very popular because it was cheap and easy to manufacture
- New machinery made factories expand their businesses
- Caused job losses
- Legislation
- Housing
Scottish wars of independence
- The Succession Crisis
- King Alexander of Scotland dies in 1286
- Maid of Norway next heir
- She dies on the way over to Scotland
- 3 claimants to the throne
- John Balliol
- swears an oath of loyalty to edward
- He was a bad king
- No political experience
- Undermined by edward
- Scotland without king for 6 years
- lacked authority. took 13 months to chose him as king
- Western isles still weak
- Nobles didn't support him. They would become a threat
- Western isles still weak
- lacked authority. took 13 months to chose him as king
- Scotland without king for 6 years
- Undermined by edward
- No political experience
- John Hastings
- Robert Bruce
- King Edward chosen to help appoint a new king
- John Balliol
- 3 claimants to the throne
- 6 guardians appointed
- She dies on the way over to Scotland
- Maid of Norway next heir
- King Alexander of Scotland dies in 1286
- William Wallace
- Not from Noble family
- Rebelled against the English. Called for the return of John Balliol
- Most stories about Wallace came from Blind harry
- (unreliable)
- rebellions in the south west
- South
- and north
- South
- Battle of Stirling Bridge
- Scots win
- Good choice of battleground
- English were cocky
- Good choice of battleground
- Battle of Falkirk
- English win
- Scots schiltrons were immobile
- Poor choice of Battleground
- English outflanked the Scots
- Poor choice of Battleground
- Scots schiltrons were immobile
- Wallace resigned his guardianship of Scotland but returned in 1303
- English win
- Scots win
- Robert Bruce
- Called King Hob "Nobody"
- Regained support in 1307
- Edward died
- Ambushed the english at glen trool
- Defeated english at loudon hill
- Regained support in 1307
- Called King Hob "Nobody"
- The Succession Crisis
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