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| ruled Russia from 1801 to 1825 |
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Nicholas II's son who had hemophelia |
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| Nicholas was known as this for freein the serfs and for his many reforms. |
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| Alexandra relied on him. He was a mystic healer. |
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| Radical reformer who advocated anarchy |
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| Succeeded his father and vowed to maintain the old order and crush revolutionaries. He died in 1894 |
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| Alexander III's son who stated he was going to rule as an autocrat. |
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| Nicholas II's wife who influenced most of his decisions |
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Vladimir Illyich Lenin [image] |
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Known as "Lenin." Led the radical Bolsheviks. |
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| rejected all traditions; a latin word meaning "nothing" |
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Believed that Russia needed to develop into an industrial state. |
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A radical group led by Lenin |
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| thought that the working class, not peasants, would lead a revolution. |
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| Had unlimited power to arrest and imprision people without trial and to censor the press under Nicholas I. |
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| issued the Emancipation Proclamation during American Civil War |
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Prince Peter Kropotkin [image] |
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| A student in the Corps of Pages for the sons of hte aristocracy. |
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