K5H5 Nicholas II, the 1905 revolution and reform to 1914 personal learning checklist

OCR A-level History A · Y219 · Russia1894–1941

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Tick one box per statement. Red: need help. Amber: partly confident. Green: can do independently.

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Autocracy, society and the problems of 1894
explain autocratic authority through Nicholas institutions religion and coercive capacity
analyse different social and nationality grievances without treating the empire as uniform
Economic change and opposition movements
evaluate Witte's economic modernisation through mechanisms outcomes and social costs
compare liberal populist Socialist Revolutionary and Marxist aims and methods
War and the revolution of 1905
explain how military defeat interacted with domestic grievances in the 1905 crisis
analyse the extent and varied forms of protest in 1905
evaluate concession repression and opposition divisions in explaining dynastic survival
Fundamental Laws, Dumas and Stolypin
explain the distribution of power under the 1906 framework and the limits of representation
evaluate the role of the four Dumas through change continuity and specific evidence
analyse Stolypin's combined reform and repression as a strategy of stabilisation
The position by 1914 and historical judgement
judge the regime's strengths and vulnerabilities before the First World War

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