Succeeded his father in 1881 and halted all reforms in Russia Clung to the principles of autocracy (having total power) Wiped out revolutionaries by using harsh measures like strict censorship codes one published materials and documents including private letters, having secret police carefully watch north secondary schools and universities, teachers had to send detailed reports in every student, and political prisoners were sent to Siberia Oppressed other national groups within Russia to establish a uniform Russian culture He made Russian the official language of the empire and forbade the use of minority languages Made Jews the target of persecutionA wave of pogroms happened under his rule (police and soldiers stood by and watched Russian citizens loot and destroy Jewish homes, stores, and synagogues). Was succeeded by Nicholas II in 1894

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