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| bound the peasants living and working in rural areas |
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| a government in which one person rules with unlimited authority. |
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| "God Save the Czar"[image] |
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| A hymn that students from the Corps of Pages wanted to sing to the Czar. |
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| Russian peasant communities |
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| These were local councils with powers to provide roads, schools and medical services set up by Alexander II in 1864 |
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| an American movement that started in 1891 with the founding of the Populist Party |
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| [image]Zemstvo Election[image] |
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| only the nobility, wealthy townspeople, and peasants could vote. |
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| Constitutional Monarchy[image] |
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A monarchy in which the powers of the ruler are restricted to those granted under the constitution and laws of the nation. |
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| the enforced labor of serfs on the fields of landowners, in return for protection and the right to work on their leased fields |
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| marked the temporary decline of Russian power in East Asia |
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| [image]Nationl Duma[image] |
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| lived in the Balkan peninsula, war, suited the governemtns imperial ambitions. |
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