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Russia

Russia's History. Starts with. East Slavs. group founded by. Noble Viking Warrior Class. First Slavic State. KEVIAN RUS (9th century). adopted. Orthodox Christianity. from. Byzantine Empire (Eastern Roman Empire) . Russian Culture. Defined by. Byzantine

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Russia

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    1. Russia From its beginnings to its Revolutions

    2. Russia’s History Starts with

    3. Russian Culture Defined by KEVIAN RUS (9th century)

    4. The Grand Duchy of Moscow Influence Served as main force for: Russian Reunification Process Dominated: Cultural & Political Legacy Ruling First State to adopt Tsardom First Tsar: Mikhail of Tver

    5. Tsardom of Russia Ivan III of Muscovy Vasily III (son of Ivan III) The Grand Duchy of Moscow, as the state is known in Russian records, has been referred to by many Western sources as Muscovy. However, this term is also sometimes applied to the Tsardom of Russia. The Grand Duchy of Moscow was the successor to the Principality of Moscow and the predecessor of the Tsardom of Russia.The Grand Duchy of Moscow, as the state is known in Russian records, has been referred to by many Western sources as Muscovy. However, this term is also sometimes applied to the Tsardom of Russia. The Grand Duchy of Moscow was the successor to the Principality of Moscow and the predecessor of the Tsardom of Russia.

    6. Tsardom of Russia Ivan IV (son of Vasily III) The Grand Duchy of Moscow, as the state is known in Russian records, has been referred to by many Western sources as Muscovy. However, this term is also sometimes applied to the Tsardom of Russia. The Grand Duchy of Moscow was the successor to the Principality of Moscow and the predecessor of the Tsardom of Russia.The Grand Duchy of Moscow, as the state is known in Russian records, has been referred to by many Western sources as Muscovy. However, this term is also sometimes applied to the Tsardom of Russia. The Grand Duchy of Moscow was the successor to the Principality of Moscow and the predecessor of the Tsardom of Russia.

    7. “TSAR” Came from: CAESAR (Czar) Meant: Emperor Definition: Ruler who claimed same Rank as “Roman Emperor” with the approval of other Emperor or Supreme Ecclesiastical Official (Pope) In Russia: Imperial Connotations disappeared By the 19th Century: it was equivalent to KING

    8. The Russian Empire (the biggest Empire in History) By the 18th century -> the Nation -> had Greatly Expanded Through: conquest, annexation and exploration The Russian Empire in the 1500sThe Russian Empire in the 1500s

    9. From an Empire to a Republic After Soviet: workers’ local councilsSoviet: workers’ local councils

    10. Types of Government MONARCHY Form of Government All the Political Power In 1 person Monarch: head of Sate Until: death or resignation Monarchs have unlimited autority REPUBLIC Form of Government Citizens choose their Leader People (or part of it) have an impact on its Government Term Republic: Latin Res Publica -> Public Affair

    11. RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONS 1905: Political Revolution February 1917: Social Revolution October/ November 1917: Social Revolution

    12. 1905 Russian Revolution Multi-Party System

    13. 1917 Russian Revolutions

    14. SOCIAL FACTORS 1897 census: 85% of population still PEASANTS

    15. Peter Stolypin

    16. Social Classes

    17. The Expansion of Education subgroup of Students Result:

    19. Society in WWI WWI complicated the situation

    20. ECONOMIC FACTORS 1850’s: Industrialization Expansion

    21. ECONOMIC FACTORS

    22. ECONOMIC FACTORS

    23. ECONOMIC FACTORS

    24. Revolution The Russian

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