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catherine the great expanded russian territory; introduced enlightenment ideas; crushed revolts and took back reforms
alexander I stopped french advance to russia; holy alliance; romanticism; culture reflected western ideas
nicholas I decembrist uprising; crushed revolts; expanded into ottoman territory; no industry; more labor for serfs
alexander II emancipation edict; mir; cut back on punishments; trials were open to public; military improved; education spread; women's status improved; industry was state sponsored; led to revolts
alexander III opposed reforms; intensified secret police; russification; repressed poles and jews
nicholas II revolution of 1905; october manifesto; stolypin reforms
decembrist uprising revolt of western oriented army officers against the czar
emancipation edict document that freed the Russian serfs
kulaks landlords who bought up more land
pan-slavic political ideology and unity for slavic people; russia will help slavic nations
russification forcing other ethnic groups to learn russian
vladimir lenin leader and revolutionary; marxism; formed communist party; believed could skip middle class phase
pushkin poet who used romantic ideas to celebrate russia
anarchists political groups who wanted to get rid of formal government in western; apparent in russia; killed Alexander II
october manifesto document that created a parliament
duma parliament
crimean war Russian attempt to gain Ottoman empire; france and britain joined ottomans; russia lost
holy alliance alliance of Russia, Prussia, and Austria; defended each other against liberal ideas
tokugawa shogunate in japan
shogun leader of japan; centralized feudalism; daimyos and samurais controlled most of japan
daimyo landlords of tokugawa japan
samurai warriors of tokugawa japan
meiji restoration japan's modernization period
yataro started mitsubishi
eiichi went from being a peasant to very wealthy by investing other's money
zabatsu wealthy families who controlled certain aspects of the economy
prefects an area administrator; similar to a mayor; replaced daimyo
dutch studies group of japanese scholars who brought in western technology; wanted freer trade with west; located in nagasaki
diet parliament set up in japan
terakoya school for commoners
improved infrastructure; serfs were emancipated; meritocracy characteristics of russian reform
women's status improved; education spread was was scarce; trials were open to the public; parents weren't involved social changes under alexander II
marxism- survival of the fittest utilitarianism- western education makes people the best karl marx vs. john stuart mill
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