Geography and Early Civilizations of Russia

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Geography and Early Civilizations of Russia Global History and Geography I Mr. Cox

Bellringer Essential Question What are the 5 largest countries in the world in terms of size and population? Essential Question What factors influenced the development of early Russia?

Western Russia Experiences European influences Center for Russian culture and history Large percentage of Russia’s population Moscow, St. Petersburg, Volgograd Lot of territory lost when the Soviet Union dissolved

Siberia Frozen Tundra in the center of Russia Covered in permafrost Layer of permanently frozen soil under the ground Largely inhospitable, location of many jails and indigenous peoples Home to diverse wildlife

Eastern Russia Experiences Asian influences Less populated Fishing, trading economy Vladivostok: large port city

I. Russian Growth Influences from Byzantium, Slavs (Eastern Europe), and Varangians (Vikings, Scandinavia) This trade of goods and ideas gave rise to the city of Kiev (Kievan Rus) Yaroslav the Wise Trading, education

II. Centralization of Russian Power Mongol power faded Russian princes took back power Focused in Moscow Early Russian Czars emerged Russian for Emperor Boyars were atop social pyramid Land-owning nobles

Ivan the Great Terrible III. The Two Ivans United Russian territories Incorporated Byzantine culture through marriage Was just and right with presents, limited power of the nobles Terrible Grandson Oprichniki: secret police Killed rebellious boyars Harsh laws for presents Killed his own son

IV. Other Cultural Influences Byzantine Empire Cyrillic alphabet, dome architecture Orthodox Christianity Greco-Roman learning/traditions/customs Mongolian Empire Dominated Central Asia, including Russia from 1223-1480 Influenced culture, trade/economy Also kept Russia culturally isolated from Europe during this time!!!!

Essential Question What factors influenced the development of early Russia?