'Ivan iii' presentation slideshows

AP World History Review 600 to 1450 Mrs. Stanfield

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Early Russian History

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Rise of Russia

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Early Russian History

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Russia

Russia. The Mongols and Russia. Between 1237 & 1241 Mongols conquer most of Rus No good resistance to invasion Those who resisted killed, land, cities destroyed Invasion shattered Kievian civilization and accelerated fragmentation of Rus

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The Byzantine Empire

The Byzantine Empire. The Split of Rome and the foundations for Russia. Eastern Europe: Heir to the Byzantine Empire-. What was the geography of Eastern Europe? Who are the people that make up this area? Kievan Russia: What is that all about? What impact did the Mongols have on Russia?.

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Russian Kings of Middle Ages

Russian Kings of Middle Ages. By: Carli Duggan, Dylan Ceslak , Drake Bayard, CJ Haas, and Jason Stout. Ivan I 1328-1341. (Moneybags or Great Prince). Religion. Christian Followed Roman Religion, and was also Orthodox Chistian . Important Events.

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Eastern Europe 1648-1740

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Russia: A Brief Political History

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The Rise of Russia

The Rise of Russia. Objectives. Understand how geography influenced the rise of Russia. Describe the growth of Kiev. Explain how Mongol rule affected Russia. Describe how Moscow took the lead in Russia and how its rulers developed authoritarian control. Terms and People.

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The Rise of Russia

The Rise of Russia. C18 EQs: What factors led to the emergence of the Russian Empire? Who led efforts to Westernize Russia?. Introduction. The Rise of Russia involved very limited commercial exchange (unlike Europe)

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AP World History Chapter 18

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The Mongol Empire

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Balance of power Declining powers: Holy Roman Empire, Poland-Lithuania, Ottoman Empire

Balance of power Declining powers: Holy Roman Empire, Poland-Lithuania, Ottoman Empire Rising powers: Habsburg Austria, Prussia, Russia. Map Link: Europe in 1648: < http:// www.lib.utexas.edu /maps/historical/ europe_1648 _westphal_1884 .jpg > . Independence of rulers and weak imperial

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Ivan the Terrible

Ivan the Terrible. IVAN III. Ivan refusing to pay the Khan. VASILI III. Ivan IV. He was Ivan III grandson Under his rule he used a secret police in his reign of terror against nobles and all other who tried to decease his power He made numerous reforms for Russia New laws

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Regional Responses in Western Eurasia

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VIR SAHU. JUSTIN SHAPIRO. NIBRAS KHAN. JAMES DUFFY. HANNAH MAHTAT.

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NoteSheet 11.2

NoteSheet 11.2. The Russian Empire (pg. 307). 1. Who were the Vikings and how do they affect the Russian People?. People who migrated from the North Small bands of adventures Called Rus (this is where we get Russia) Settled with the Slavs

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Background to the present

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