The radicals reconsidered their approach, and in 1876 they formed a propagandist organization called "Land and Liberty" (Zemlya i volya), which leaned toward terrorism. This orientation became stronger three years later, when the group renamed itself the "People's Will" (Narodnaya Volya), the name under which the radicals carried out the assassination of Alexander II in 1881. In 1879 Georgi Plekhanov formed a propagandist faction of "Land and Liberty" called "Black Repartition" (Черный передел, "Chernyi Peredel"), which advocated redistributing all land to the peasantry. This group studied Marxism, which, paradoxically, was principally concerned with urban industrial workers. The People's Will remained underground.