There where many important changes from 1905 to 1914.
occurred in the countryside were the reforms.
but didn't help poorer peasants, causing them to end up unemployed. The city.
also passed through some changes. Industrialization increased in a 100 percent.
Also by 1905 the Okhrana or secret police instilled more order and control in.
cities. The middle-class and liberals petition was heard and a Dumas or elected.
parliament was finally formed.
In the countryside, Stolypin decided that if the richer peasants bought land.
from their less enterprising neighbors, the production would be much higher.
However he didn't think about these poor peasants. They couldn't do much with.
the money and ended unemployed seeking for work in the countryside. Though this.
idea didn't benefit everybody it did work, the production did increased.
In the city industrial production increased vastly. Factories became very.
efficient, using better production methods. This made unemployment decrease.
Though work conditions in factories didn't improved. Average wages were below.
levels of 1903 and prices increase a lot. This only allowed the workers to buy.
their basic necessities due to the money they had in comparison to the prices of.
the goods.
Stolypin didn't allow opposition. Oppositionist were shot or hanged. This.
created a lot of fear in Russia, trouble and strikes in cities decreased. The.
military court sentenced and hung people which were against the government of.
the Tsar. This is known as "Stolypin's necktie".
A Dumas or elected parliament was formed. The Tsar gave the people what he promised them in the October Manifesto. However the Duma that he formed was not the Duma that he had promised the people in October of 1905. The Duma that was.
made had so many limitations imposed buy the Tsar, that it was able to do.
virtually nothing.
We could conclude by saying that the changes in this period were very important for the fate of Tsar's government.
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