Answer Questions 1-3 on the document in detail

Transcribed Image Text:(1904-1 905) Dec Jan Feb March April May June July Aug Sept The 1905 'revolution' - The events of 1904/5 Events in Russia Events in Russo-Japanese War 20th Russia' naval base at Port Arthur surrenders to Japanese 9th Battle of Mukden begins (ends 25th March, by which time Russian army defeated and 90,000 troops killed) 14th and 15th Russian Baltic fleet sunk in Tsushima Strait by Japanese forces under Admiral Togo 23rd Treaty of Portsmouth ends Russo-Japanese War; Russia concedes territory to Japan including southern half of island of Sakhalin (less than half of the demands that Japan had initially made) 3rd Strike at Putilov Iron Works 9th Bloody Sunday 4th Assassination of Grand Duke Sergei Aleksandrovich, the Tsar's uncle, killed by a Social Revolutionary bomb 18th Nicholas reaffirms faith in autocratic rule but also promises elected consultative assembly; asks Bulygin (new MOI) to prepare draft proposals Zemstvo liberals meet in Moscow All-Russian Union of Railway Workers established and everywhere workers begin forming illegal trade unions 8th/9th Union of Unions' set up: a federation of liberal/left professional unions demanding full civil and political rights, universal suffrage and nationwide elections to an assembly with full legislative powers; Peasants' congress in Moscow calls for All-Russian Union of Peasants 14th Mutiny on Battleship Potemkin - began over mouldy meat ration and led to mutiny, where seven officers were killed. When townsfolk arrived to pay respects and show solidarity with sailors, sailors fired on them. Many jumped into sea; over 2000 killed; around 3000 wounded. Second Congress of Union of Unions prepares for General Strike Spread of peasant unrest 24th - Bulygin published details of plans for constitutional reform 12th-15th Zemstvo conference rejects Bulygin's draft proposal, known as 'Bulygin's Duma' and demands a Duma elected by universal suffrage 29th Printers' strike sets off wave of strikes in Moscow 1. What is happening during Russia during 1905? Pick out 2-3 main points. 2. What relationship can you draw out between the events of the Russo Japanese War and domestic unrest in Russia? 3. Why might this relationship between events exist?

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Answer Questions 1-3 on the document in detail (1904-1905)DecJanFebMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugSeptThe 1905 'revolution' - The events of 1904/5Events in RussiaEvents in Russo-Japanese War20th Russia' naval base at Port Arthursurrenders to Japanese9th Battle of Mukden begins (ends 25th March,by which time Russian army defeated and90,000 troops killed)14th and 15th Russian Baltic fleet sunk inTsushima Strait by Japanese forces underAdmiral Togo23rd Treaty of Portsmouth endsRusso-Japanese War; Russia concedes territoryto Japan including southern half of island ofSakhalin (less than half of the demands thatJapan had initially made)3rd Strike at Putilov Iron Works9th Bloody Sunday4th Assassination of Grand Duke SergeiAleksandrovich, the Tsar's uncle, killed by a SocialRevolutionary bomb18th Nicholas reaffirms faith in autocratic rule butalso promises elected consultative assembly; asksBulygin (new MOI) to prepare draft proposalsZemstvo liberals meet in MoscowAll-Russian Union of Railway Workers establishedand everywhere workers begin forming illegal tradeunions8th/9th Union of Unions' set up: a federation ofliberal/left professional unions demanding full civiland political rights, universal suffrage and nationwideelections to an assembly with full legislative powers;Peasants' congress in Moscow calls for All-RussianUnion of Peasants14th Mutiny on Battleship Potemkin - began overmouldy meat ration and led to mutiny, where sevenofficers were killed. When townsfolk arrived to payrespects and show solidarity with sailors, sailors firedon them. Many jumped into sea; over 2000 killed;around 3000 wounded.Second Congress of Union of Unions prepares forGeneral StrikeSpread of peasant unrest24th - Bulygin published details of plans forconstitutional reform12th-15th Zemstvo conference rejects Bulygin's draftproposal, known as 'Bulygin's Duma' and demands aDuma elected by universal suffrage29th Printers' strike sets off wave of strikes inMoscow1. What is happening during Russia during 1905? Pick out 2-3 main points.2. What relationship can you draw out between the events of the Russo Japanese War and domestic unrest inRussia?3. Why might this relationship between events exist?

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What is happening in Russia during 1905?The year 1905 in Russia was marked by a series of pivotal…