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Pugachev Revolt: 1773

 
Peasants did not have any civil and political rights and any legal protection against landlords or government officials
The serfs were often treated as chattel
The trade in serfs flourished both in private sales and public auctions
The entire class of the nobility depended for their livelihood on the ownership of people
Pugachev was a former convict and deserter from the Russian army
He led an army of serfs, laborers from the mines and factories of the Urals, and Cossacks
The rebels wanted the division of the landlords’ estates among the peasants
Pugachev was caught and brought in an iron cage to Moscow, where he was tried and executed in 1775
 
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