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To what extent did Nicholas II's Government introduce political and social reforms in the period 1906-1914
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Sophie Birkett To what extent did Nicholas II's Government introduce political and social reforms in the period 1906-1914 This question focuses on an evaluation of the social and political policies carried out by Stolypin and his Duma in 1906-1914. Stolypin's plans for the regeneration of Russia were based on counter terror and reform in a period after 1905 revolution up until the start of the First World War. In 1906, Stolypin became a newcomer to the Council of Ministers and he was appointed chairman in 1907. The Duma, which was brought about by the October Manifesto, was not a law-making parliament in the western sense and ministers were not accountable for it. The Tsar could dismiss it at will and manipulate the elections to influence its composition. In order to determine the success or otherwise of Stolypin's reforms, those reforms, namely Agrarian reform to stimulate the appearance of a class of...
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