Identify each event or circumstance as either a cause or an effect of russia’s lack of industrialization during the 1800s. cause i effect > feudal social structure > defeat in crimean war > czar's lack of interest in industrialization > poor military and railroad system

The Russian Empire failed to catch up with the Industrial Revolution and this was the main reason it failed in 1917. 
The main cause why Russian Empire did not success at industrialization in the 1800s was the massive land the country was laying on. It was hard for a centralized government to invest in the rural areas, which usually were far away from the main cities: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Ekaterinburg, etc. 
Another important aspect of their failure was that the high classes of the empire showed no interest in investing in industrialization. Starting with the Royal family, to aristocrats, the bourgeoisie and the landlords, there were all cut off from the every day life of a peasant/worker. Even there were exports towards European countries, the profits were usually back to the pockets of the wealthy and greedy. 

The causes: 
Feudal social structure
Csar's lack of interest in industrialization

The effects: 
defeat in Crimean war (the Russian industry was not prepared to face the amount of weapons that were needed)
poor military and railroad system (no industry = no good weapons = bad military; no industry = no good metal & practice = no good railroad system)

The causes: 

Feudal social structure

Csar's lack of interest in industrialization

The effects: 

defeat in Crimean war (the Russian industry was not prepared to face the amount of weapons that were needed)

poor military and railroad system (no industry = no good weapons = bad military; no industry = no good metal & practice = no good railroad system)

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In 1790 came the first naturalization law, by wich applicants had to take an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States. It was only in 1929 that an official standarized oath of allegiance was established. The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, which included the piece about doing work of national interest following civilian command, was the last significant modification to the oath we know today