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Mind Map by lucymartin017, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by lucymartin017
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Fund Laws,
Stolypin and the
Dumas
1905-1914:
- Fundamental Laws:
- Freedom of
invincibility
- Freedom of
Expression
- Freedom of
assembly
- No laws could be passed
without the approval of the
Duma
- Laws must be
approved by the
Sovereign
- Russian emperor had
supreme autocratic
power
- Freedom of religion
- No one should be
excused from
ignorance of the
law.
- Freedom of
invincibility
- STOYLPIN:
- Wanted to
modernise Russia
Agriculture
- Create a layer
of class of
peasants that
were loyal to
the Tsar
- Brought in
agricultural
education
- Encouraged
people to move to
underdeveloped
land
- Peasants Land Bank
to give cheap loans
- Redemption
payments
abolished in 1907
- Laws to free peasants
from communes
- Agricultural production rose from
45.9 million tonnes (1906) to 61.6
million tonnes (1913)
- Number of
peasants who
owned their own
land went from
20% to 50%
- Wanted to
modernise Russia
Agriculture
- Dumas:
- 1st and 2nd Duma shut
quickly - arguments
were justifiable
- 3rd - Right
Wing - 30%
population
could vote
- 4 Dumas in
total.
- 1st and 2nd Duma shut
quickly - arguments
were justifiable
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