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| Fought between Russia and Japan over territory in Manchuria [1905]. Japan won due to it's naval dominance and Korean annex. |
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| A tsar who flirted with the liberal rheotoric. Sponsored the Holy Alliance idea in Congress of Vienna. |
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| Alliance among Russia, Prussia, and Austria in defence of religion and they established order formed at Congress of Vienna by most conservative monarchies of Europe. |
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| Political revolt in Russia [1825], led by middle level army officers who advocated reforms. It was soon placed down by Tsar Nicholas I. |
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| Put down the Decembrist Rising, and exiled their leaders. |
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| [1854 - 1856]. Russian attempt to attack the Ottoman Empie. Russia was defeated and led to the Russian reforms by Tsar Alexander II. |
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| Reformer. He reseolved serfdom issues which allowed Russia to keep pace in the military area. |
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| Emancipation of the Serfs |
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| [1861]. By Alexander II. Serfs still had aquired no rights and forced to stay in their villages until they could pay off their lands. |
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| Local political councils that gave Russians some experience in government council, though it had no impact on national policies. |
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| [1870]. Connected Russia to the Pacific which gave Russia more contact with Asia. |
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| Articulate intellectuals. |
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| Abolished all forms of government. |
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| Wanted proctorian revolution. [Marxist]. |
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| Russian Marxists. [Majority of political parties]. |
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