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Russia Today Former Soviet Region Compared in Latitude & Area with the United States.

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Page 1: Russia Today Former Soviet Region Compared in Latitude & Area with the United States.
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Russia TodayRussia Today

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Former Soviet Region Former Soviet Region Compared in Latitude & Compared in Latitude &

Area with the United Area with the United StatesStates

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Russia’s Time ZonesRussia’s Time Zones

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Topography of RussiaTopography of Russia

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Rich Soil of the SteppesRich Soil of the Steppes

ChernozenChernozen Soil Soil

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Siberia Siberia “Permafrost” “Permafrost”

Average temperatures of Average temperatures of January January vary from 0 to -50°C, and in vary from 0 to -50°C, and in July from 1 to 25°C July from 1 to 25°C

142,000,000 population.142,000,000 population.

A former “A former “gulaggulag”” Soviet prison Soviet prison camp.camp.

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Themes Themes in Russian Historyin Russian History

Expansion by conquest.Expansion by conquest.

Need for warm-water Need for warm-water ports.ports.

The necessity of a The necessity of a strong, central strong, central government.government.

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Early Byzantine Early Byzantine Influences:Influences:

Orthodox ChristianityOrthodox Christianity

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Early Byzantine Early Byzantine Influences:Influences:

Orthodox ChristianityOrthodox Christianity

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Early Byzantine Early Byzantine Influences:Influences:

Cyrillic AlphabetCyrillic Alphabet

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NovgorodNovgorod

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The Mongols Invade The Mongols Invade RussiaRussia

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Ivan the Great Ivan the Great (r. 1462-1505)(r. 1462-1505)

Ivan III Tearing the Great Khan’s Letter Ivan III Tearing the Great Khan’s Letter Requesting More Tribute in 1480.Requesting More Tribute in 1480.

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Ivan 4 “the Terrible”

Brutal Takes title of Czar (caesar)Encourages tradeReduces power of the Boyers

(nobles)Decimates anyone who he

perceives as a threat.

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Michael Romanov Michael Romanov (r. 1613-1645)(r. 1613-1645)

1st of the Romanov dynasty

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Romanov DynastyRomanov Dynasty(1613-1917)(1613-1917)

Romanov Family Romanov Family CrestCrest

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The Pendulum The Pendulum of Russian Historyof Russian History

Pro-WestPro-WestFor Progress & ChangeFor Progress & ChangeEncourage New Ideas,Encourage New Ideas,

Technologies, etc.Technologies, etc.

Anti-WestAnti-WestIsolationistIsolationistXenophobicXenophobic

Ultra-ConservativeUltra-Conservative

Most TsarsMost Tsars

Russian Orthodox Russian Orthodox ChurchChurch

MilitaryMilitary

BoyarsBoyars

peasantspeasants

A few TsarsA few Tsars

Intellectual elitesIntellectual elites

Merchants/Merchants/businessmenbusinessmen

Young members of the Young members of the middle class.middle class.

REFORM-MINDEDREFORM-MINDEDLEADERLEADER DEMAGOGUEDEMAGOGUE

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Peter the Great Peter the Great (r. 1682-(r. 1682-1725) 1725)

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Travel to West

Primary concern is military technology At war most of reign with very Little expansionImpressed w/ military strength Of West

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Westernization of Russia

Start w/ noblesSee notes

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Russia & Sweden After the Russia & Sweden After the Great Northern WarGreat Northern War

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St Petersburg