Drag each label to the correct location. Identify each character stick with either the Russian or the western European social structure at the time of the Crimean war. Surfs from majority of the population agricultural economy modern military constitutional monarchy industrial economy absolute monarchy outdated military no serfs

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Explanation:

The Crimean war occurred between 1853 to 1856. During this period, the following characteristics are associated with Russia:

1. Serfs from the majority of the population: about 60 million Russian people were serfs at the time. They form a large part of the population.

2. Outdated Military: Aside from many military personals of Russi being serfs, they also lack the latest military device at that time to fight the war

3. Agricultural economy: being a feudal nation, Russian rely heavily on the Agricultural economy, and that is the reason they have so many serfs.

4. Absolute Monarchy: during this period, Russia was running an absolute monarchy under Tsars

Western Europe:

1. Modern Military: during this period, western Europe has modern military devices, including weapons and strategies.

2. No serfs: western Europe had dropped the feudal system a long way before the Crimean war

3. Industrial economy: during this period, western Europe has to experience the industrial revolution. Hence, their economy is based on industrial activities and no longer on agriculture.

4. Constitutional monarchy: during this period, western Europe, like Britain, operates a constitutional monarchy where is still King or Queen, and Parliament can checkmate the Monarch.

monasticism. people often do monasticism in monasteries

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