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CONSEQUENCES OF INDUSTRIALIZATION (1750-1900)
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In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, Russia expanded across Siberia and into Central Asia, establishing forts, encouraging settler migration, and requiring tribute from Indigenous peoples. The state extended bureaucratic administration by appointing governors, mapping territory, and linking distant regions through roads and later rail lines. Expansion brought new resources but also increased costs of defense and administration. Which motivation most commonly drove Russian state expansion into these regions during this period?
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