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When did women get the right to vote in Ukraine?
On the 8-th of March, 1917, women's demonstrations in tsarist Russia resulted in the tsar's edict giving women the right to vote.
What country uses tsarist government?
Russia was a Tsarist state between 1547 and 1721.
What is the capital if Tsarist Russia?
Saint Petersbourg
Was Islam dominant during tsarist Russia?
The Russian Orthodox Church was dominant during Tsarist Russia. It was virtually the state religion of Russia. Many inhabitants of Russia were Muslim, (especially in area near the Ottoman Empire in southern Russia) but the dominant religion was Russian Orthodox.
Edict with the force of law in tsiarist Russia?
Ukase
Who was the leader of Russia during World War I?
Tsar Nicholas II was the leader of Tsarist Russia in World War 1.
What is a good text book for researching tsarist russia?
Whilst doing a-level history I found John Hite's book, Tsarist Russia, 1801-1917, really useful. It was layed out really well and the information was easy to interoperate.
Did the people of Russia like Lenin?
The vast majority of Russia's population neither liked or disliked Lenin, Marksism or communism. They wanted freedom from the Tsarist regime.
What extent was Russian defeat by the Japanese responsible for the revolution of 1905?
Japan had been financing some of the discontent in Russia, and financing support for the anti-Tsarist movement; as part of their war with Tsarist Russia. These covert operations helped advance Lenin and his cause; which would ulitimately succeed in 1917.
Who enacted the emancipation edict?
The Emancipation Edict was enacted by Tsar Alexander II of Russia in 1861, which officially abolished serfdom in the Russian Empire.
What did Michael Romanov do?
He refused the imperial crown of Russia after his brother Tsar Nicholas II abdicated in 1918. In doing so, he contributed to the inevitable fall of Tsarist Russia.
What war did you fight the Japanese?
Tsarist Russia fought Japan in 1904-1905. The US fought Japan in WW2, 1941-1945.
