Russia’s Transition to the Industrial Age_ Tutorial

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2/26/23, 4:34 PM Lesson Activity: Reasons for the Revolution https://f1.app.edmentum.com/courseware-delivery/ua/269622/45316460/aHR0cHM6Ly9mMS5hcHAuZWRtZW50dW0uY29tL2x0aS92Mi9sZWFybmVyL2xlYXJu… 1/5 Lesson Activity Reasons for the Revolution This activity will help you meet this educational goal: You will identify the reasons behind the social and political unrest in Russia that eventually led to revolution. Directions Read the instructions for this self-checked activity. Type in your response to each question, and check your answers. At the end of the activity, write a brief evaluation of your work. Activity In this activity, you will answer questions about the unrest that led to the 1905 revolution in Russia. You will also use your imagination and knowledge to suggest how the Russian czars might have dealt differently with that revolution. Part A Question

2/26/23, 4:34 PM Lesson Activity: Reasons for the Revolution https://f1.app.edmentum.com/courseware-delivery/ua/269622/45316460/aHR0cHM6Ly9mMS5hcHAuZWRtZW50dW0uY29tL2x0aS92Mi9sZWFybmVyL2xlYXJu… 2/5 Select all the correct answers. Which two factors were general reasons for social unrest in Russia in the 1800s? Correct! Explanation: Russians were tired of the czar’s inability to rule the country. They wanted more freedom and reform. Feudal landowners wanted to industrialize Russia. The emancipation of the serfs took away the power of the nobles. Russia’s defeat in war showed the czar’s inability to rule effectively. The intelligentsia and the working class demanded greater liberal reforms. Jews and ethnic minorities opposed industrialization.

2/26/23, 4:34 PM Lesson Activity: Reasons for the Revolution https://f1.app.edmentum.com/courseware-delivery/ua/269622/45316460/aHR0cHM6Ly9mMS5hcHAuZWRtZW50dW0uY29tL2x0aS92Mi9sZWFybmVyL2xlYXJu… 3/5 Part B Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu. Under Czar Nicholas II, Russian laws banned pogroms secret police workers' strikes and nationalism censorship trade unions . In addition, the czar’s guards opened fire at a peaceful demonstration of protestors, resulting in Bloody Sunday the Decembrist Revolt . Correct! Explanation: Under Czar Nicholas II, Russian laws banned worker’s strikes and trade unions. In addition, the czar’s guards opened fire at a peaceful demonstration of protestors, resulting in Bloody Sunday. Question

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