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Match each event with the direct effect that it led to.

1. People's discontent with the appointment of Nicholas I to the throne
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2. Ethnic nationalistic policy introduced under Alexander III
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3. General strike in most of Russia
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Final answer:

The discontent with the appointment of Nicholas I led to the Revolution of 1905 and a wave of strikes, while the assassination of Tsar Alexander II led to the implementation of Russification policies under Alexander III.


Explanation:

Ethnic nationalistic policy introduced under Alexander III: The assassination of Tsar Alexander II by rebels led to Alexander III implementing Russification policies, which aimed to suppress non-Russian cultures within the empire.

General strike in most of Russia: The discontent with Czar Nicholas I's appointment to the throne eventually led to the Revolution of 1905 and a wave of strikes across the Russian Empire.


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