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What were the two major classes that developed in 19th century Russia?
Nobles and czars.
Who were the first and last czars of russia?
The first was Ivan IV (also known as Ivan the Terrible), and the last was Nicholas II.
What country were czars in?
Russia.
What is home of Russia's czars?
The Winter Palace WAS the home of Russia's Tsars- but Nicholas II, the last Tsar of Russia, gave up his power in March, 1917.
How many czars were there in Russia?
50
What was Russia under the czars?
a Leader
How much power to Czars actually have in US government?
None, because czars were the kings in Russia.
What countries have had rulers known as Czars?
russia
What were The rulers of Russia known as historically?
Czars
What is a landowning noble in russia under the czars?
A Boyar
How do princes and czars change Russia's territory?
Princes and Czars did change the territory of Russia because they wanted more power and influence.
What was the political significance of the February Revolution?
Czars were no longer in Russia
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