Yes it did.
Explanation:
- Some kind of industrialization, started at the end of the 19th century and triggered mainly by foreign capital, enabled the emergence of the middle and working class in major Russian urban centers, e.g. St. Petersburg and Moscow.
- In such circumstances, a small layer of Russian intellectuals will emerge, attacking Russian traditionally society and archaic power, and will seek revolutionary change.
- Of course the authorities will pursue them with all their might, so most of them will seek salvation in emigration in the West.
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Invasions of people--many of the groups came as military and fought the Romans as invading forces.
Counterclaim--they were migration patterns as they were attempting to gain access to an empire with advanced trade and education. Migrating to the Roman Empire gave a person or group with extra resources.
<span>The word for an array of nonaligned or friendly states that cushion or protect a larger country from invasion, as happened with the former soviet union and its eastern european neighbors is the buffer zone. It is created to specific areas that needs to be protected such as restrictions on the use of resources of that area and the country do its best to create measures to improve the conservation value of that area.</span>
