Question

Place the events of early nineteenth-century Russia in chronological order.

The Decembrist Revolt occurs.

Russia’s war with Napoleon ends.

Nicolas I becomes czar.

Alexander I joins the Concert of Europe.

Answer 1

Answer:

1. Russia's war with Napoleon ends.

2. Alexander 1 joins the Concert of Europe.

3. Nicolas 1 becomes czar.

4. The Decembrist Revolt occurs.

Answer 2

The correct chronological order is B, D, A, and C. The events of early nineteenth-century Russia happened in the following chronological order: Russia's war with Napoleon ends, Alexander I joins the Concert of Europe, The Decembrist Revolt breaks out, and Nicolas I ascends to the throne.

Why did Russia defeat Napoleon?

Many factors contributed to Napoleon's failure to conquer Russia in 1812, including bad weather, bad logistics, bad leadership, and inadequate discipline. To quickly consolidate his forces at a strategic location and defeat his adversary, Napoleon used this tactic.

Thus, Alexander, I join the Concert of Europe in 1814, Nicolas I becomes czar in 1894–1917, and the Decembrist Revolt takes place in 1825. In 1812, Russia's conflict with Napoleon comes to a close.

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