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Alexander II's emancipation and constitutional tendency created modernizing gains while provoking noble backlash and revolutionary violence.
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Constitutional Monarchy
Alexander II's emancipation and constitutional tendency created modernizing gains while provoking noble backlash and revolutionary violence.
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"But in 1853 and 1856, after Russia loses the Crimean War, Russia understands that It is backward and agricultural compared with Europe. So Alexander..."
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"in 1861, when the American Civil War started, Tsar Alexander II was worried that the French and the British would intervene on behalf of..."
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"...he returned from a meeting where basically he was gonna promote constitutional monarchy in Russia. And then he was assassinated by a terrorist group..."
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"...the reforms of Alexander II, especially the thought of creating a constitutional monarchy which would limit the powers of the aristocracy. And therefore, they..."
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"...declare war and to raise taxes okay so they want a constitutional monarchy no at this time in history no one is saying that..."
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