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Russia and the Russia and the CommonwealthCommonwealth

TheThe Commonwealth of Commonwealth of

Independent StatesIndependent States

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One of the most important events of the One of the most important events of the 20th century was the breakup of the Soviet 20th century was the breakup of the Soviet

UnionUnion

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The largest area of the world– under The largest area of the world– under one government was: The Soviet Unionone government was: The Soviet Union

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The Soviet Union was considered an The Soviet Union was considered an enemy of the United States because of enemy of the United States because of the fear of the spread of Communismthe fear of the spread of Communism

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Tribes that once roamed the area that Tribes that once roamed the area that became the Soviet Union were: Slavic became the Soviet Union were: Slavic

PeoplePeople

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The most powerful of these The most powerful of these tribes was the: Rustribes was the: Rus

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The most important city in the The most important city in the early times of this area: Kievearly times of this area: Kiev

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Religion brought to Russia Religion brought to Russia about 850 AD: Christianityabout 850 AD: Christianity

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Orthodox = Correct/RightOrthodox = Correct/Right

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The Slavic people belonged to: The Slavic people belonged to: The Russian Orthodox ChurchThe Russian Orthodox Church

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Western CivilizationWestern Civilization means: means: Europe and the America’s Europe and the America’s

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The leader of the Western The leader of the Western world now: The United Statesworld now: The United States

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The Mongols invaded Asia and The Mongols invaded Asia and Europe around the 1100’sEurope around the 1100’s

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One of their well known One of their well known leaders was: Genghis Khanleaders was: Genghis Khan

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The Russians called these The Russians called these invaders: Tartarsinvaders: Tartars

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With the permission of the With the permission of the conquerors, Princes ruled the conquerors, Princes ruled the

Russian citiesRussian cities

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Ivan the Great challenged the Ivan the Great challenged the Mongols, so they would leave the Mongols, so they would leave the

Russians aloneRussians alone

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This man took the title of: This man took the title of: Tsar (King)Tsar (King)

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Moscow then became the most Moscow then became the most important city in Russiaimportant city in Russia

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The Commonwealth of The Commonwealth of Independent StatesIndependent States

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The Slavic tribes earned The Slavic tribes earned their living as: farmerstheir living as: farmers

               

   

 

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Tartars destroyed the fields Tartars destroyed the fields and killed the animalsand killed the animals

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The peasants who sold their The peasants who sold their labor became: serfslabor became: serfs

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The estates The estates were owned by… were owned by… nextnext… …

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NoblesNobles

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When a leader has complete control When a leader has complete control over the people, it’s called: an over the people, it’s called: an

autocracyautocracy

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Icons: Icons: religious paintings done on religious paintings done on

wood…wood…

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The peasants believed everything The peasants believed everything would be better for them: when they’d would be better for them: when they’d

get to heavenget to heaven

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Peasant Peasant rebellionrebellion: people : people turning against their turning against their

government government

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The peasants who led The peasants who led rebellions: were punished or rebellions: were punished or

killedkilled

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The The government and the Churchgovernment and the Church did all they could to keep the peasants did all they could to keep the peasants

worn outworn out

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The Russian people were ruled The Russian people were ruled by tsars for almost 500 years.by tsars for almost 500 years.

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One of the worst Russian One of the worst Russian Tsars:Tsars:

Ivan the TerribleIvan the Terrible

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The powerful Russian family The powerful Russian family who took over the rule of who took over the rule of

RussiaRussia The Romanovs (next slide)The Romanovs (next slide)

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St. Petersburg St. Petersburg became the new Russian became the new Russian

capitalcapital

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This new capital was called:This new capital was called:The Window to the WestThe Window to the West

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Peter the Great is remembered Peter the Great is remembered in Russian history because:in Russian history because:

he tried to move he tried to move

Russia forward andRussia forward and

make it like the make it like the

rest of Europerest of Europe

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Russian women rulers were Russian women rulers were called tsarinascalled tsarinas

Peter I, Catherine I, Peter I, Catherine I, Peter II, Anna, Peter II, Anna, ElizabethElizabeth(tsars and tsarinas, (tsars and tsarinas, 1689-1763)1689-1763)

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Catherine the GreatCatherine the Great

Conquered a lot Conquered a lot more land for her more land for her countrycountry

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Catherine ruled during theCatherine ruled during the “Age of Reason” “Age of Reason”

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Reforms are:Reforms are:changes for the betterchanges for the better

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The Age of ReasonThe Age of Reason

It was better to use It was better to use reason than force reason than force to rule the people.to rule the people.

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France during the Age of France during the Age of ReasonReason

The French had a The French had a revolution (12)revolution (12)

King and Queen of King and Queen of France were France were beheaded (13)beheaded (13)

Catherine was afraid Catherine was afraid the same thing the same thing might happen to her might happen to her if she started if she started reforms (14)reforms (14)

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Napoleon became the Napoleon became the new leader of France (1)new leader of France (1)

His ideas spread His ideas spread throughout Europe throughout Europe (2)(2)

He invaded RussiaHe invaded Russia

(3)(3)

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The plan for burning Russia and The plan for burning Russia and driving the French away was driving the French away was

called: called: The Scorched Earth (+next slide)The Scorched Earth (+next slide)

……

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(The terrible Russian winter (The terrible Russian winter also killed a lot of Napoleon’s also killed a lot of Napoleon’s

soldiers)soldiers)

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The French invasionThe French invasion kept kept Tsar Alexander from making Tsar Alexander from making

needed reforms in Russianeeded reforms in Russia

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Abolished means: to do away Abolished means: to do away with somethingwith something

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During the time of Alexander II, During the time of Alexander II, serfdomserfdom was abolished was abolished

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Changing Russia’s Changing Russia’s Government?Government?

Alexander wanted Alexander wanted a representative a representative form of form of government (8)government (8)

On his way to sign On his way to sign the papers to do the papers to do so, he was killed so, he was killed (9)(9)

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The last Russian tsar:The last Russian tsar:Tsar Nicholas IITsar Nicholas II

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(#12) Terrible problems(#12) Terrible problems in Russia at this time in Russia at this time

People were starvingPeople were starving EpidemicsEpidemics Tsar had parties and Tsar had parties and

enjoyed themselvesenjoyed themselves World War I (#13)World War I (#13) No shoesNo shoes Little clothingLittle clothing No guns/ammunitionNo guns/ammunition

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The Nobles plotted to kill The Nobles plotted to kill RasputinRasputin

(+ next slide)(+ next slide) Rasputin was led to the cellar and fed poisoned cakes and Rasputin was led to the cellar and fed poisoned cakes and

wine, but these did not affect him. Yusupovsky then shot wine, but these did not affect him. Yusupovsky then shot the monk at point blank range and Rasputin collapsed on the monk at point blank range and Rasputin collapsed on the floor. When Yusupov went to tell his fellow conspirators the floor. When Yusupov went to tell his fellow conspirators the good news, they sent him back to make sure he had the good news, they sent him back to make sure he had done the job. On returning to inspect the body, Rasputin done the job. On returning to inspect the body, Rasputin suddenly regained consciousness and started to throttle suddenly regained consciousness and started to throttle poor Yusupov, who needless to say was completely scared poor Yusupov, who needless to say was completely scared out of his wits. The Prince fled the cellar, screaming for out of his wits. The Prince fled the cellar, screaming for help; when they returned Rasputin was gone. They found help; when they returned Rasputin was gone. They found him in the yard crawling towards the gate and proceeded to him in the yard crawling towards the gate and proceeded to shoot and bludgeon him. They then bound him and tossed shoot and bludgeon him. They then bound him and tossed him into the river. When Rasputin's body was found, his him into the river. When Rasputin's body was found, his bonds were broken and his lungs were filled with water, bonds were broken and his lungs were filled with water, showing that he didn't actually die until he was submerged showing that he didn't actually die until he was submerged in the frozen waters. in the frozen waters.

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As things became worse: As things became worse: Nicholas knew he must resign Nicholas knew he must resign

as tsaras tsar

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Nobles believed the best thing Nobles believed the best thing they could do: continue the warthey could do: continue the war