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Jan 1905

Bloody Sunday: demonstration for better wages and working conditions, police killed 1000 people, triggered 1905 revolution

Strikes

Growth in strikes, brought cities near to starvation, economy nearly collapsed

Peasant unrest

Discontent spread to agricultural regions

Nationalist groups

Multiplied and demanded assemblies and independence

Army and navy

Mutinies


Majority remained loyal

The soviet

Trade unions


Acted as a dress rehearsal for 1917


Little influence

Consequences of the 'revolution'

Introduction of dumas


1st duma April 1906- July 1906


2nd duma Feb 1907- June 1907


3rd duma 1907-1912


4th duma 1912-1917

1st duma

Laws passed with tsar's approval


Couldn't appoint ministers


Couldn't control military


Dissolved at tsar's will


Composed of radicals (kadets)

2nd duma

Proposals for land and tax reform


Workers insurance reforms


Compulsory primary education


Gov uneased about duma


More divided than 1st


More radical

3rd duma

Octobrists largest party


Restricted vote in favour of rich classes


Stolypin altered electoral procedures to produce compliant duma


supported improvement in Russia's military capabilities


Supported more aggressive wars

4th duma

Elected of restricted vote


Parliament becoming more conservative


Parts of duma concerned about Rasputin (Member of extreme religious sect, high influence due to 'miraculous powers')Marked by stagnation and dissatisfaction



)Marked by stagnation and dissatisfaction


Marked by stagnation and dissatisfaction



What did the October manifesto 1905 introduce?

Duma/parliament and civil liberties (e.g freedom of speech)

How did the October manifesto affect opposition?

It divided it (liberals divided to kadets and Octobrists)

What other concession did the tsar introduce in October?

Abolished redemption payments

Use of repression in the 1905 revolution

Suppression of mutinies (non Russian troops suppressed Russian troops)


Army used to put down strikes


Stolypin repression: army and police used to create stability through field courts and summary trials

Weaknesses of opposition in the 1905 revolution

Protests lacked coordination and a clear purpose due to lack of strong leadership


Poorly equipped uprisings defeated swiftly


Illegal and radical steps (e.g creation of the newspaper 'liberation') alienated sympathetic opposition


Spontaneous uprisings, ill prepared