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The Rise Of Russia The Rise Of Russia

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Who was Ivan III or Ivan Who was Ivan III or Ivan the Great ?the Great ?

He was the Prince of the He was the Prince of the Duchy of Moscow who freed Duchy of Moscow who freed Russia from Mongol control Russia from Mongol control

after 1462. after 1462.

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What was Moscow?What was Moscow?

This was the city that was This was the city that was referred to as the “Third referred to as the “Third

Rome”.Rome”.

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What was the Time of What was the Time of Troubles?Troubles?

This is the name given to This is the name given to the early 17the early 17thth century when century when

the Russian nobles the Russian nobles attempted to regain attempted to regain

Russian control and after Russian control and after the death of Ivan IV.the death of Ivan IV.

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Who were the Romanovs? Who were the Romanovs? ( get that gladiator off my ( get that gladiator off my

back) back) This is the family Dynasty of This is the family Dynasty of Russia from 1613 until 1917 Russia from 1613 until 1917

and the Communist and the Communist execution of the Russian execution of the Russian

royal family? royal family?

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Who were the Cossacks?Who were the Cossacks?

These were the peasant These were the peasant adventurers with agricultural adventurers with agricultural

and military expertise and military expertise recruited to settle new lands recruited to settle new lands

in Siberia and southern in Siberia and southern Russia.Russia.

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Who was Michael Romanov Who was Michael Romanov I?I?

He was the first Russian He was the first Russian Romanov ruler.Romanov ruler.

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Who was Peter I ( the Great) Who was Peter I ( the Great) ??He was the Russian ruler He was the Russian ruler

who westernized Russia and who westernized Russia and expanded the country from expanded the country from the Baltic Sea to the Pacific the Baltic Sea to the Pacific

Ocean.Ocean.

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What was St. Petersburg?What was St. Petersburg?This was the city that was This was the city that was

dubbed the “ Window on the dubbed the “ Window on the West” and the new capital West” and the new capital

city of Russia established in city of Russia established in 1703 on the shores of the 1703 on the shores of the

Neva River ad the Baltic Sea.Neva River ad the Baltic Sea.

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Who were the serfs?Who were the serfs?

This was the Russian social This was the Russian social group who lost more rights group who lost more rights under the Russian rulers under the Russian rulers

from Ivan III until Alexander from Ivan III until Alexander II.II.

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“Don’t Choke!”

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Who was Stepan Razin?Who was Stepan Razin?

He was the Cossack who led He was the Cossack who led a rebellion of serfs in 1670 a rebellion of serfs in 1670

against the rule of the against the rule of the Russian Tsar.Russian Tsar.

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What was Sweden and What was Sweden and Charles XII?Charles XII?

This was Peter the Great’s This was Peter the Great’s opponent in the Great opponent in the Great

Northern War 1700-1721.Northern War 1700-1721.

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What was Mathematics What was Mathematics and Geometry ?and Geometry ?

These were the subjects that These were the subjects that all Russian noble children all Russian noble children had to learn before they had to learn before they

could be married. could be married.

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What was Tsar from What was Tsar from Caesar and in (Germany – Caesar and in (Germany –

Kaiser)? Kaiser)? This was the term given to This was the term given to the Russian rulers and was the Russian rulers and was used from Ivan IV onward.used from Ivan IV onward.

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What was Poland?What was Poland?This was the country that This was the country that elected weak rulers and elected weak rulers and

each noble of their each noble of their legislature ( sejm ) had veto legislature ( sejm ) had veto power over major decisions power over major decisions

which weakened the country which weakened the country so that it disappears so that it disappears completely in 1795.completely in 1795.

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Who was Emelian Who was Emelian Pugachev?Pugachev?

He was the Cossack leader He was the Cossack leader who led a rebellion in 1774 who led a rebellion in 1774 in the name of Peter III and in the name of Peter III and later claimed to be Peter III. later claimed to be Peter III.

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What was Bohemia?What was Bohemia?

This was the name of what is This was the name of what is now the Czech Republic and now the Czech Republic and

also signifies a type of also signifies a type of freedom and defiance of freedom and defiance of

authority.authority.

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Who was Catherine the Who was Catherine the Great ( Catherine II)?Great ( Catherine II)?

She was the Russian ruler She was the Russian ruler who achieved a warm water who achieved a warm water

port from conquered port from conquered Ottoman territory and issued Ottoman territory and issued

the Charter of the Nobility the Charter of the Nobility which further reduced the which further reduced the

rights of Russian serfs.rights of Russian serfs.

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What was the Crimea?What was the Crimea?

This is the resort area along This is the resort area along the Black Sea conquered by the Black Sea conquered by Russia and where later the Russia and where later the

Charge of Light Brigade occurs Charge of Light Brigade occurs and Florence Nightingale gains and Florence Nightingale gains

her reputation. her reputation.

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What was the Russian What was the Russian Navy?Navy?This was the branch of the This was the branch of the

Russian military created by Russian military created by Peter the Great and copied Peter the Great and copied from the English and the from the English and the

Dutch.Dutch.

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What was Alaska and later What was Alaska and later California? ( the Russian California? ( the Russian

River in northern California ) River in northern California )

This was the area explored This was the area explored and later claimed by Peter and later claimed by Peter the Great and expanded on the Great and expanded on

by Catherine the Great.by Catherine the Great.

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Daily Daily DoubleDouble

“Don’t Choke!”

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What was ( is) the What was ( is) the Kremlin?Kremlin?

This was the name for the This was the name for the Russian fortress or citadel Russian fortress or citadel that housed the Russian that housed the Russian

palace and later Red Square. palace and later Red Square.

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What was boyars?What was boyars?

This was the name for This was the name for Russian nobles. Russian nobles.

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What was the Obrok?What was the Obrok?

This was the labor obligation This was the labor obligation of Russian peasants to their of Russian peasants to their

landlords or to the state landlords or to the state enacted in the 18enacted in the 18thth century. century.

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Who was Ivan the Terrible Who was Ivan the Terrible or Ivan IV?or Ivan IV?

He was the most infamous He was the most infamous Russian Tsar who further Russian Tsar who further

weakened the power of the weakened the power of the Russian nobles or boyars Russian nobles or boyars

and who in a fit of rage killed and who in a fit of rage killed his only heir.his only heir.

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What was a Multinational What was a Multinational Empire ?Empire ?

This was the type of Empire This was the type of Empire that the text says existed in that the text says existed in

Russia until 1991. Russia until 1991.

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What is the Caspian Sea What is the Caspian Sea ( tricky don’t you think?)?( tricky don’t you think?)?

This is the largest lake in This is the largest lake in the world.the world.

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What is Lake Baikal What is Lake Baikal ( sturgeon eggs = caviar) ?( sturgeon eggs = caviar) ?

This is the deepest lake in This is the deepest lake in the world with an average the world with an average depth of 2440 ft. It holds depth of 2440 ft. It holds

20% of the earth’s 20% of the earth’s freshwater. freshwater.

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What was Siberia?What was Siberia?

This is the place where This is the place where many Russian political many Russian political

prisoners are sent, prisoners are sent, especially during the Cold especially during the Cold

War. War.

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Who were the Old Who were the Old Believers?Believers?

This was another name for This was another name for the dissident religious the dissident religious

conservatives who were conservatives who were forced to move to southern forced to move to southern

Russia and Siberia.Russia and Siberia.

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What was metallurgical and What was metallurgical and mining industries?mining industries?

This was the type of This was the type of industry encouraged by industry encouraged by

Peter the Great and Peter the Great and utilized the huge deposits utilized the huge deposits

of iron ore in Russia.of iron ore in Russia.