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National 5 History
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Mind Map on National 5 History, created by Patrick Chalmers on 06/11/2014.
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National 5 History
Russia
Tsar Nicholas
Autocrat
How he controlled Russia
Russification
Censorship. (newspapers)
Okhrana
Orthodox Church
Harsh Punishments
The Cossacks
-Violence, Oppression & Fear-
1905 Revolution
Long Term
Grievances of peasants
lack of political representation for middle classes
Economic Problems
Short term
Russo-Japanese war
Food shortages
Causes
Bloody Sunday
1917 Revolution
Long Term
WW1
The effects of the war on soldiers
tsar losing support
Pressure from Political parties
Return of lenin
Short term
The Tsar going to the front line
The Tsarina being left in charge
Rasputin's influence on the Tsarina
Spark
Changing Britain
Housing
Legislation
Housing of a poor quality could be demolished and rebuilt
New water supplies for Glasgow and Edinburgh
Converted a loch into a reservoir
New Building Standards
More toilets
Canals
Slow and safe way to transport goods
Created Jobs
Navvies
Aqueducts were built
Canals were occasionally poorly maintained
Textiles
Legislation
Legislation principles were good but the new laws were rarely obeyed by the factory owners
Working hours were shortened
Pregnant women were given 4 weeks off after giving birth
Children under the age of 8 would no longer work
factories had to be cleaned regularly and well ventilated
Machines became more safe and they were fenced around to avoid injury
Cotton became very popular because it was cheap and easy to manufacture
New machinery made factories expand their businesses
Caused job losses
Scottish wars of independence
The Succession Crisis
King Alexander of Scotland dies in 1286
Maid of Norway next heir
She dies on the way over to Scotland
3 claimants to the throne
John Balliol
swears an oath of loyalty to edward
He was a bad king
No political experience
Undermined by edward
Scotland without king for 6 years
lacked authority. took 13 months to chose him as king
Western isles still weak
Nobles didn't support him. They would become a threat
John Hastings
Robert Bruce
King Edward chosen to help appoint a new king
6 guardians appointed
William Wallace
Not from Noble family
Rebelled against the English. Called for the return of John Balliol
Most stories about Wallace came from Blind harry
(unreliable)
rebellions in the south west
South
and north
Battle of Stirling Bridge
Scots win
Good choice of battleground
English were cocky
Battle of Falkirk
English win
Scots schiltrons were immobile
Poor choice of Battleground
English outflanked the Scots
Wallace resigned his guardianship of Scotland but returned in 1303
Robert Bruce
Called King Hob "Nobody"
Regained support in 1307
Edward died
Ambushed the english at glen trool
Defeated english at loudon hill
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