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Team SixTeam Six

Who are we, where do we fit in what dynasty, how does Cathy I like us, &

why? Show Answer

Cathy’s grandson Alex I (trained from birth to be tsar; lib. Ed.) and his daddy, son Paul I

(paranoid, militaristic, and dictatorial-

RomanovsBack to Board

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JEOPARDY: Who am I?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Who’d I shoot?

TRIPLE JEOPARDY: Who painted me?

JEOPARDY: Nicholas I

DJ: the Decembrists

TJ: Franz KRÜGERBack to Board

JEOPARDY: What? Where?

DOUBLBLE JEOPARDY: In what architectural style?

Show Answer

JEOPARDY: The Cathedral of St. Isaac of Dalmatia in St.

Petersburg.

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Neoclassical

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JEOPARDY: Who am I & why am I upset (title of painting)?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Who painted me? Show Answer

JEOPARDY: Napoleon Bonaparte in Bad News from France

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Vasily Vereshchagin

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JEOPARDY: Who? Where (city & place)? When? What’s going

on?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: painter?Show Answer

JEOPARDY: Nicholas I’s troops firing on the

Decembrist rebels in St. Petersburg’s Senate

Square on Dec. 26, 1825

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Karl Kolman Back to Board

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1. Abolition of serfdom

2. limits on the autocratic nature of the tsar

The most important issues discussed by the

Unofficial Committee

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1.Gentry

2. merchant

3. laborers

3 tiers of the society, each given a “basket of rights” under Speransky’s

reforms

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1. Restored a host of official to their positions

2. Lifted bans on international travel for Russians

3. Reopened borders to travelers and trade

4. Relaxed draconian censorship

5. Reinstated the ban on torture

6. Restored the powers of local and regional governments

Alex I’s first acts (reversing most of his father Paul I’s policies)

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Nicholas Novosiltsev

Count Paul Stroganov

Count Victor Kochubey

Adam Czartoryski

Tsar Alexander I

Members of the

Unofficial Committee

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1. Bessarabia

2. Moldavia

3. Wallachia

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Won by Russia in war fought between 1806-1812 with Ottoman Empire over control of the Black Sea

He fielded the world’s largest army to date against Russia in 1812

Show Answer

Napoleon

BonaparteBack to Board

Was rumored to have faked his own death in 1825 and

retreated to a Siberian monastery

Show Answer

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Tsar Alexander I

French philosophe who was

Alexander I’s muse in theory if

not in practiceShow Answer

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Jean Jacques Rousseau

Skilled liberal advisor to Tsar Alexander I who, in 1809, sketched the details of a

document that would transform the Russian

Empire into a CONSTITUTIONAL

MONARCHYShow Answer

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Michael Speransky

Really cheery guy who pushed Alexander I to impose state-

supported religious piety onto the Russian population by purging secularist faculty,

limiting freedoms of thought and expression among students, staff

and faculty, and promoting the BIBLE as the sole source of

knowledge Show Answer

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Prince Alexander Golitsyn

Religious Reactionary

Famous orchestral work composed (& by

whom) to commemorate the crushing defeat of

Napoleonic France by Russia Show Answer

Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture

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Any dummy knows these are regional legislatures proposed in Speransky’s

reforms

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dumy

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Bound by a strict set of procedural rules designed to emphasize the legality

of the lawmaking process, this body was founded in

1810 to aid Alexander I with legislative

governance.Show Answer

The COUNCIL OF STATE

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In 1814-15, Alexander participated in the

diplomatic endeavor, which redrew the

European map and settled international disputes in the wake of Napoleon’s

defeat.Show Answer

The CONGRESS OF VIENNA

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JEOPARDY: In 1815, Russia formed what “holy trinity” with these two

when Alex I entered into it based on shared Christian values

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: What it was called when Great Britain entered it shortly thereafter; it lasted for 20

years

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JEOPARDY: The HOLY ALLIANCE with Prussia

and Austria

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: The Quadruple

Alliance Back to Board

Napoleon seized it on Sept. 14, 1812.

Show Answer

MOSCOW

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What Russians call the French

Invasion of Russia in 1812

.

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The PATRIOTIC

WAR OF 1812

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Who won these battles?

1.Battle of Austerlitz

2.Battle of Jena-Auerstedt

3.Battle of Friedland

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NAPOLEON

It was established within the Russian Empire as a result of the brief Russo-Swedish War (1808-09), in

which Sweden suffered significant territorial

losses.Show Answer

The

Grand Duchy of

FinlandBack to Board

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The Russians fought whom where in:

1.1804-1813

2.1806-1812

1. Persians – the Caucasus

2. Ottomans – the Balkans

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JEOPARDY: The Russo-Persian was fought over this territory in the

Caucasus

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Name the Caucasian territory Russia added to

her empire when she won!

Show Answer

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JEOPARDY: Georgia

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Dagestan

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