'Russian expansion' presentation slideshows

European Diplomacy

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Napoleon Bonaparte

Napoleon Bonaparte. 1769 - 1821 (lived) 1799 - 1815 (ruled France). Review of Unit 2. Napoleon Crossing the Alps. Neoclassicism Neoclassical Art Revolutionary art Defender of revolutionary goals such as: civic virtue and the hero that will insure them Art as propaganda.

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Chapter 20 Northern Eurasia

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Chapter 20 Northern Eurasia

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World Regional Geography February 8, 2010

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Chapter 22 Northern Eurasia

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Chapter 18: The Rise of Russia

Chapter 18: The Rise of Russia. 1480: Russia gained independence from Mongol control (Golden Horde). Led by Duchy of Moscow and Ivan III Mongols left Russia weak and isolated in connections, especially with Western Europe. Mongols reduced vitality of Russian culture. Economic life was slow.

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Response to the Truman Doctrine

Response to the Truman Doctrine. Communist Expansion. losing in Indochina Soviets taking over Eastern Europe North Korea influenced by Russia Russian supported Civil War Russian attempts to influence communism in Turkey and Greece

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Chapter 18: The Rise of Russia

Chapter 18: The Rise of Russia . Ms. Sheets AP World History. A Newly Independent Russia. Russia gained independence from Mongol control (Golden Horde) in 1480. Mongols left Russia weak and isolated in connections, especially with Western Europe. Mongols reduced vitality of Russian culture.

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Progress and Decline

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IA DUE THIS FRIDAY 2/14!!!!!! 2/10 & 2/11 ~ Origins of the Cold War ~ Icebreaker

IA DUE THIS FRIDAY 2/14!!!!!! 2/10 & 2/11 ~ Origins of the Cold War ~ Icebreaker . What were 2 theories on why the Cold War happened? US policy toward the spread of communism? What did the Marshall Plan offer? What did the Truman Doctrine offer? Examples?

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Early Russian History

Early Russian History. Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY. Themes in Russian History. Expansion by conquest. Need for warm-water ports. The necessity of a strong, central government. Early Russia. Early Byzantine Influences: Orthodox Christianity.

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Aim: How did Qing China compare with the Spanish Empire?

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Pan-slavism

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Frederick II (the Great) of Prussia 1740-1786

Frederick II (the Great) of Prussia 1740-1786. Kingdom of Prussa. Joseph II 1780-179. Maria Theresa 1740-1780. Catherine II (the Great). Russian Expansion.

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Chapter 19 The Age of Absolutism

Chapter 19 The Age of Absolutism. 19.2 Russia in the Age of Absolutism. I. Isolation and a New Dynasty. Reasons for isolation differences- Asian influence, Eastern Orthodox, Cyrillic Alphabet Geography- separated- landlocked New Dynasty

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