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Russian Czars Increase Power The Emergence of Absolutism in Russia AIM: How did Russia compete in the emerging western world? Do Now: What empire took over Russia during the Middle Ages?

Definitions - Review Czar/Tsar Ruler of an Empire/Emperor Absolute monarchs kings or queens who believed that all power within their state’s boundaries rested in their hands Divine right idea that God created the monarchy and the monarch acted as God’s representative on earth

Background History of Russia Russia was liberated (freed) from Mongol rule in 1462 by Ivan III of Moscow Setup a centralized government Russia had been isolated from the Renaissance and Age of Exploration by Mongol rule

Ivan the Terrible – Russian Monarch

Ivan the Terrible (1533- Ivan IV (Ivan the Terrible) came to power when he was only 3 Since he was so young, the nobles (known as the Boyars) wanted to take control. Ivan took over officially when he was 16 and gave himself the name “Czar” or “Tsar” (1 st to use term) Had two periods: the good period and the terrible

Ivan the Terrible - Ruling by Terror Made own police force that would kill people that Ivan considered traitors Killed thousands of people – you had to stay loyal or he’d kill you He also killed his oldest son and only heir

Peter the Great – Russian Monarch

Used brutal methods of ruling, including mass execution, to maintain power. Over 90% of Russians remained landless peasant farmers. He expanded Russia’s territory and added Russia’s first open water port with Western Europe. Modernized Russia by adopting Western European technology and science. Forced Russian people to adopt Western European culture and customs. Peter the Great

Westernizing Russia Introduced the potato to Russia Started first Russian newspaper Allowed women to attend social gatherings

Catherine the Great – Russian Monarch

Catherine the Great Ascended to throne in 1762 –Husband Peter III murdered. Ruthless and strong ruler Gained land in the Baltic Partitioned Poland: –Broken up between Russia, Prussia and Austria Gained a Warm Water Port – Free from Ice All Year Round