'Eastern orthodox christianity' presentation slideshows

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CIS REVIEW

CIS REVIEW. This mountain range divides Russia from Europe. Ural Mountains. Bread Basket of CIS and Europe. Ukraine. Center of the first Russian State. Kiev. Mongols who conquered Kiev. Golden Horde.

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THE DEVELOPMENT OF RUSSIA

THE DEVELOPMENT OF RUSSIA. Essential Question : How did Slavic, Viking, and Byzantine influences impact the development of Russia?. Russia. Russia is the largest country in the world.

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General Information About Russia

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Byzantine Empire

Byzantine Empire. 330-1453. The Beginning. 330-565. The Beginning. Unlike other empires there is no clear starting date Continuation of the Roman Empire Some historians date the beginning to 330 C.E. when Constantine established at new capital, Constantinople. Geography .

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Religious Divisions

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A (Brief) History of Russia

A (Brief) History of Russia. Early Peoples. Loose union of city-states, known as Kievan Rus , organized by Varangians around 900s Ruled by princes Kiev, the leading city-state, controlled trading route and used W. Russian rivers as a link between the Baltic & Black Seas

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THEOCRACY

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Ch. 10: The Byzantine Empire and Russia

Ch. 10: The Byzantine Empire and Russia. Benchmarks: Christian and Islamic influences; Interactions and exchanges; Mongols. Byzantine Empire at its largest. Byzantine Christianity Hagia Sophia Cathedral. 2 Christian Churches: Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox.

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Chapter 10

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Westernization, Reforms, and Industrialization in Russia

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Byzantium

Byzantium. The Eastern legacy of the Roman empire. Byzantium. Barbarians are now the Western masters Military strength, but they get culture from the Romans they subdued Partly Christianized by missionaries already Roman culture becomes dominant over Germanic tribal culture in the West

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The Emerging Kingdoms of Europe

England, France, Holy Roman Empire, Russia. The Emerging Kingdoms of Europe. England in the Middle Ages. Since King Alfred the Great had united various Anglo-Saxon kingdoms in the late ninth century, Anglo-Saxon kings had ruled England. England.

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Aim: Does Russia owe its heritage to the Byzantine Empire?

Aim: Does Russia owe its heritage to the Byzantine Empire?. Do Now: What do you know about Russia ? What do you want to know?. NY State Standards 2, 3 Common Core Standards RS 6, 9, WS 1. Russia Physical Map. I Geography of Russia .

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European Intellectual Revival

European Intellectual Revival. Northumbrian culture in Britain . IrishCeltic culture permeated Roman Britain and Europe, partly by way of monastic missals and other books. The Lindisfarne book Venerable Bede wrote a history-- The Ecclesiastical History of the English Nation

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Get to Know Greece: Geography

Get to Know Greece: Geography. Greece is located on the continent of Europe. It is in the South Eastern corner of the continent. Surrounding Water . Europe. Aegean Sea. Ionian Sea. Greece is a peninsula

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Renaissance and Review

Renaissance and Review. Renaissance and Review. The Crusades In Middle Eastern Markets Credit and Banking Charging high interest on loans The Roman Catholic Church Northern Italy Letters of Credit. 8. New Accounting and Bookkeeping 9. Trade routes 10. Florence, Venice and Genoa

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Chapter 11

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Eastern Christendom: The Byzantine Empire

Christina Cheledinas and David Becker. Eastern Christendom: The Byzantine Empire . Map of Byzantine empire in 527 C.e . . The Roman Empire was eventually divided into two halves. West and East Some historians date its establishment at 330 C.E. by Emperor Constantine.

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The Three Estates

The Three Estates. The Three Estates. Nobility. Clergy. Serfs. Nobility- The czar and other aristocrats. Only the Czar has significant political power.

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