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HIST 127BHistory of Russia: Imperial Russia from Peter the Great to Nicholas II

History · 4 units · Undergraduate upper division (100-199)

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Designed for juniors/seniors. Westernization of state and society; centralization at home and expansion abroad; peasant problem; beginnings of industrialization; movements of political and social protest; non-Russian peoples; political reforms and social changes; Revolution of 1905; Russia in World War I; fall of old regime.

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HIST 127B

  • HIST 127DHistory of Russia: Culture and Society in Imperial Russia

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