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1

Who was Tsar from 1855 till 1881?

Alexander II

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2

In 1858 how many Russians were in the population?

74 million

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3

In 1858, how of the 74 million Russians lived in towns?

6%

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4

By 1870, what percentage of Russians lived in towns?

11%

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5

How big was the Russian population in 1870?

86 million

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6

What promoted the rise in population from 1858-1870?

Emancipation granted freedoms and promoted families as they were no longer properties of nobility

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7

What promoted the rise of urban living from 1858-1870?

Rural to urban migration following Emancipation

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8

What social freedoms did Emancipation grant?

To marry who they want with nobilitys permission

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9

Why did divorce rates also increase under Emancipation?

More families ‘‘offically’’ split up because they were granted freedoms to

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10

Under Alexander II what was the primary school curriculum centered around?

3 Rs

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11

What were the 3 R’s

Reading, Writing and Arithmetic (with some religous institutions)

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12

By the mid 1860’s what percentage of army recruits were considered literate?

7%

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13

From 1939-1950 how much had the population dropped from?

191 million to 178 million

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14

Why was there a decrease in the Russian population from 1939-1950?

Ongoing purges, World War Two and rise in public health problems from industiral death rates

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15

What did Stalin introduced to lower divorce rates and increase the population?

1944 ‘Distinction of Mother Heroines’

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16

What was the 1944 ‘Distinction of Mother Heroines’?

A scheme introduced for women who had 10 or more children to gain substatial economic rewards

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17

In 1931, how many students attended secondary schools?

2.5 million

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18

In 1932, how many students attended secondary schools?

6.9 million

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19

Why did growth in secondary school attendnace continue to increase under the Stalinist regime?

In 1939 Stalin removed school fees

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