Nationalism in Eastern Europe and Russia

4. What did the Crimean War reveal about Russia?

a. how it lagged behind other European nations
b. how poorly it was run by the tsar
c. how poorly trained the Russian army was
d. how superior the Russian naval fleet was

5. Which of the following was a result of poor industrial working conditions in Russia?
a. radicals gained supporters among the workers
b. the tsar became more powerful
c. landowners stopped building factories
d. peasants were able to buy more land

6. Which of the following happened after nationalism in the Ottoman empire led to revolts?

7. Which of the following was the immediate result of emancipating the serfs in Russia?
a. the serfs were free to work in shops and factories, leading to immediate urbanization and industrialization
b. the serfs were unable to purchase the land on which they had worked and were poor and discontent
c. the serfs were allowed to vote and participate in the new national, constitutional government.
d. the serfs were so grateful that many volunteered to serve in the Crimea to help bring Russian victory.

The Crimean War was a belic conflict between the Russian Empire and the Allies over the rights of Christian minorities in Holy Land. Russia lost due to how far behind they were from other European countries in many aspects.

5) Which of the following was a result of poor industrial working conditions in Russia?

A. Radicals gained supporters among the workers.

The poor conditions in which workers were, helped the rise of socialist political parties like the Bolsheviks, led by Lenin.

6) Which of the following happened after nationalism in the Ottoman empire led to revolts?

There were no options included in this question, but after Nationalism in the Ottoman Empire, other European countries tried to invade what they could.

7) Which of the following was the immediate result of emancipating the serfs in Russia?

B. The serfs were unable to purchase the land on which they had worked and were poor and discontent.

The Emancipation Reform of 1861 was a liberal reform that abolished serfdom. Serfs weren't given enough Land for them to survive on. This also impacted landowners as they were very indebted.

All of these ultimately led to World War I and Russian Revolution.