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Essay heading: Modern Russia Final
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However this act laid the ground work for Revolution.
This swift action created a large body of unemployed peasants, who were very poor. This group consisted of the "urban serfs". These serfs were to be Russia's new workforce. Most of these serfs went to work in the cities, taking jobs that were created by industrialization... displayed 300 characters
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Even though these jobs involved hard labor and low pay, peasants were able to provide for themselves, and were free. However, life as a factory worker in Russia was not that easy. Russia had not yet begun to fully industrialize, but spinning mills with all the characteristics of Factory industry did exist... displayed next 300 characters
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