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To what extent did the reforms of Alexander II change Russian society?,…

- - - - international investment
- - - - Nobles no longer exempt from military service
        
        created a new spirit of professionalism in the army, promotion depended on merit rather than social status
- - - - Pobedonostev was an influencial reactionary minister (in lead of church affairs) and educated A III? Did that factor make the big distinction between A II and A III?
  - - - by 1881 was the Russian population so educated that it made them to demand even more reforms?
- - - - historian on Zemtvas Alan Wood
  - - - shows how Alexander saw that all other people than Russians were untrustworthy
  - - - different courts for different classes (different influence and power)
  - - - maybe in the end culminated into propaganda and assassination of Alexander