St. Petersburg
This place was the center of Russian court life.
Slavophilism / Pan-Slavism
This movement revolved around a love for Russian language and literature and the traditions of Russian peasants and a suspicion of Western rationalism, industry, and middle-class values.
Intelligentsia
This concept refers to a secular priesthood, a dedicated band of brothers with a sacred responsibility to both preach and act on the truth as they see it.
Petrashevsky Circle
This was a discussion group of young radicals that was blamed for conspiracy against the Tsar.
Decembrists
This group of rebels favored constitutional reforms and attempted to mount a coup.
The Bell
This periodical gave names of corrupt officials.
Yasnaya Polyana
This place was an estate where a famous writer performed his experiments in Utopian living.
1848 Revolutions
These events swept across most of Europe's states, beginning in Sicily and spreading across France, Italy, the German states of...
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