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A small band of Don Cossacks killed a Muscovite noble searching their territory for tax fugitives.
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Peter demanded that his son, the tsarevich Alexei Petrovich, endors his reforms or renounce the right to the throne.
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Peter established collegia, government ministries that superseded the prikazy.
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Peter died of urinary problems. He failed to name a successor; one of Peter's closest advisers, Aleksandr Menshikov, convinced the Imperial Guard to declare in favor of Peter's wife Catherine I.
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Catherien stablished the Belgorod an Novgorod Governorates and adjusted the borders of several others. Districts wre abolished;uyezds were reestablished.
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Paul athorized the incorporation of Kartl-Kakheti into th Russian empire
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Alexander established the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD).
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The Ottoman Empire dismissed the pro-Russian hospodars of its vassal states, Wallachia and Moldavia.
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War of the Third Coalition: The Treaty of Pressburg ceded Austrian possessions in Dalmatia to France.
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Because of the Inusal demands were places in the colonies, Mexico send19 million pesos to finance the wars in Europe
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The Russian army suffered a defeat against the french army.
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Diet of Porvoo: The four Estates of Finland swore allegiance to the Russian crown.
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Russian government proclaimed the deposition of Solomon II from the throne of Imereti.
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Russo-Turkish War (1806–1812): The Treaty of Bucharest ended the war and transferred Bessarabia to Russia.
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French Army crossed the Neman River.
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French invasion of Russia (1812): The French army entered a deserted Moscow, the high-water mark of their invasion.
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The territory of Duchy of Warsaw was divided between Prussia, Russia and three newly established states.
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Minister and presidential advisor participated in the Conservative Party in favor of the church. Had liberal ideas.
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The first federal Republic in Mexico- First Mexican experience with Republic
Two Triumvirates & Nine Presidents. Guadalupe Victoria was the first president. Creation of the Mexican Hacienda.
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Alexander died of typhus.The army swore allegiance to his oldest brother, the Grand Duke Constantine Pavlovich. Constantine, however, following Alexander's choice of successor, swore allegiance to his younger brother, Nicholas I.
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Three thousand soldiers gathered at the Senate Square in Saint Petersburg, and declared their loyalty to Constantine and to the idea of a Russian constitution. When talk failed, the tsarist army dispersed the demonstrators with artillery, killing at least sixty.
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An imperial decree established the Second Section of His Majesty's Own Chancery, concerned with codifying and publishing the law, and the Third Section, which operated as the Empire's secret police.
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Nicholas established the office of Chief of Gendarmes in charge of the Gendarmerie units of the Internal Guard.
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(1828–1829): The Russian armed forces crossed into Dobruja, an Ottoman territory.
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Russo-Turkish War (1828–1829): The Treaty of Adrianople was signed, ceding the eastern shore of the Black Sea and the mouth of the Danube to the Russians.
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A group of Polish nationalists attacked Belweder Palace, the seat of the Governor-General.
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Russian army captured Warsaw, ending the November Uprising
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Reaction of the Liberal Reforms of 1833 by the Church and the military:
"Religion and privileges"
President Santa Anna expelled the liberals
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The Gendarmerie of the Internal Guard was spun off as the Special Corps of Gendarmes.
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France demanded reparations from damages to French business in Mexican revolts, including damages to a bakery.
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Ended Anastasio Bustamante's presidency
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The Ottoman sultan confirmed the supremacy of France and the Catholic Church over Christians in the Holy Land.
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In order to prevent the Austrian Empire entering the war, Russia evacuated Wallachia and Moldavia.
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The Treaty of Paris was signed, officially ending the war. The Black Sea was demilitarized. Russia lost territory it had been granted at the mouth of the Danube, abandoned claims to protect Turkish Christians, and lost its influence over the Danubian Principalities.
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Crimean War: The Treaty of Paris was signed, officially ending the war. The Black Sea was demilitarized. Russia lost territory it had been granted at the mouth of the Danube, abandoned claims to protect Turkish Christians, and lost its influence over the Danubian Principalities.
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was signed pushin Russo-chinesse border east to the Amur river; Tariff Act reduces import tax.
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The Convention of Peking transferred the Ussuri krai from China to Russia.
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January Uprising: An anti-Russian uprising began in Poland; girls allowed into secondary schools and standard curriculum set.
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Zemstva were established for the local self-government of Russian citizens.
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Alexander II created a decree introduced new laws unifying a liberalizing the Russian judiciary.
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Russia agreed to sell the sale of Alaska to the United States of America
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A peace treaty was signed that established the Khanate of Khiva as a quasi-independent Russian protectorate.
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Bulgarian nationalists attack the Ottoman police headquarters in Oborishte
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political demostration in front of the Kazan Cathedral in Saint Petersburg marked the appearance of the revolutionary group Land and Liberty
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a secret treaty prepared for the division of the Balkans between Russia and Austria-Hungary, depending on the outcome of local revolutionary movements
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the treaty was signed concluding the Russo-Turkish war and transfering Nothern Dobruja and some Caucasian territories into Russian hands
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Alexander III introduces factory inspections and restricts working hours for women and children.
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The Marxist Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (RSDLP) held its first Party Congress.
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In response to a local trade blockade, Russia invades and occupies the Sixty-Four Villages East of the Heilongjiang River. All 30,000 Qing Dynasty citizens are expelled from their homes and driven across the Amur River, where most drown.
