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Alexander II reforms

Russia/History

QuestionAnswer
Recruitment was suspended in... 1856
Every man over ..... is made liable for conscription 20
Length of service is reduced to .... years, followed by ..... years in reserves and ..... years in the militia 6, 9, 5
Military reserve increased from ...... to ..... 210,000 to 553,000
Training and discipline is made more ..... and ...... Humane and efficient
Conscription was now open to all ..... Classes
The Army was divided into .... regions 10
The Army performed well in the Russo- Turkish war of ..... 1878
The Russo-Japanese War of ....... showed that the new system had not yet taken root 1904-5
When was the Zemstva set up? 1864
Peasents, townspeople and gentry were all .... Represented
Zemstva was responsible for ... - Public health - Prisons - Roads - Agriculture - Famine releif - some areas of education
When were the Dumas set up> 1870
The voting system heavily favoured the nobility who made up .... percent of the membership 75
Zemstva were introduced slowly, by ... only half of Russian districts had zemstvo organisations 1914
Judges were better trained, better paid and given ...... of tenure to establish independence form the government Security
There were .... Bribes Fewer
Were the Police allowed to act outside of the law? Yes, the third section remained powerful
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