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... Section 10.5 Assessment 1. A. Decembrist revolt An uprising led by a group of army officers, Alexander II A czar of Russia who came to the throne in 1855 and issued emancipation for serfs, Russification A program that suppresses the cultures of non-Russian peoples within an empire, Bloody Sunday Marchers came to the palace of Nicholas II and were fired upon by his troops and massacred, October Manifesto A promise from Nicholas II of freedom of person, conscience, speech, assembly, and union, Peter Stolypin The new prime minister of Russia appointed by Nicholas II who fought to reform Russia but was assassinated in 1911. 2. Colossus - Giant, Emancipation Granting of freedom to serfs or slaves, Zemstvo Local elected assembly set up in Russia under Alexander II, Pogrom Violent mob attack on a Jewish community, Duma Elected national legislature in Russia. 3. Russias immense size, undeveloped country and great need to westernize, and rigid social structure posed challenges to itself in the early 1800s. 4. Russian czars often reacted very negatively to change and fought their own people to keep the same social structure and as the people demanded more revolutionary changes the czar moved away toward repression. 5. A. The causes of the revolution of 1905 were the bloody massacre, the unreformed country and social structure, and many other freedoms needed by the people. B. Nicholas II promised freedom of person, conscience, speech, Section 10.5 Assessment 1. A. Decembrist revolt An uprising led by a group of army officers, Alexander II A czar of Russia who came to the throne in 1855 and issued emancipation for serfs, Russification A program that suppresses the cultures of non-Russian peoples within an empire, Bloody Sunday Marchers came to the palace of Nicholas II and were fired upon by his troops and massacred, October Manifesto A promise from Nicholas II of freedom of person, conscience, speech, assembly, and union, Peter Stolypin The new prime minister of Russia appointed by Nicholas II who fought to reform Russia but was assassinated in 1911. 2. Colossus - Giant, Emancipation Granting of freedom to serfs or slaves, Zemstvo Local elected assembly set up in Russia under Alexander II, Pogrom Violent mob attack on a Jewish community, Duma Elected national legislature in Russia. 3. Russias immense size, undeveloped country and great need to westernize, and rigid social structure posed challenges to itself in the early 1800s. 4. Russian czars often reacted very negatively to change and fought their own people to keep the same social structure and as the people demanded more revolutionary changes the czar moved away toward repression. 5. A. The causes of the revolution of 1905 were the bloody massacre, the unreformed country and social structure, and many other freedoms needed by the people. B. Nicholas II promised freedom of person, conscience, speech, ...