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RUSSIA AND CULTURES OF THE SLAVIC REALM

Russians adopt Cyrillic alphabet Sts. Cyril and Methodius, missionaries Based on sounds used in language Contains both Western letters and others. com/2009/03/30/ga dling-teaches-you- to-read-the-cyrillic- alphabet-in-5- minutes/

SLAVIC SURNAMES Male/female have different endings: Maria Sharopova, Anna Kournikova, Sasha Popov Russian – ovich (son), ova (daughter), sky (from a place) Polish – wiecz, ski Czech – ek, ka Serbo-Croatian – ic Ukrainian – witz, ko

ORTHODOX CHRISTIANITY

ORTHODOX CHURCH Russia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Romania, Georgia, eastern Ukraine 6Ll_pL5Ok&feature=related&safety_ mode=true&persist_safety_mode=1& safe=active K5YEVMHn4&safety_mode=true&per sist_safety_mode=1&safe=active

ICONS- Religious images

WEST SLAVS West Slavic tribes emerge as kingdoms in the early Middle Ages: Poland, Bohemia (Czechs), Croatia Adopt Western Christianity – Roman Catholicism – and are tied to rest of Europe, though maintaining Slavic folk culture.

RUSSIAN ARCHITECTURE Influenced by Byzantine empire and Orthodox Christianity

11th-century Byzantine Cathedral of Sancta Sophia

Russian Architecture: 1550 St. Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow

RUSSIAN WOODEN CHURCHES iskw/chap3p02.htm

Wooden architecture

RUSSIAN IZBA

DACHAS – Summer homes popoular throughout Eastern Europe

“RUSSIAN STOVE” Fireplace design

RUSSIAN TROIKA – sled drawn by three horses

DRESS All Slavic cultures feature elaborate embroidery – each people has its distinct dress fashion-style-traditional-clothing /

UKRAINIAN EASTER EGGS

Matryoshka dolls

RUSSIAN MUSIC p09LPSN70&safety_mode=true&pers ist_safety_mode=1&safe=active K5YEVMHn4&safety_mode=true&per sist_safety_mode=1&safe=active

MUSIC and GREAT COMPOSERS

Russian/Slavic Culture Eastern Slavs Russian culture impacts Europe Music: Tchaikovsky (Nutcracker), Stravinsky Literature: Dostoevsky, Tolstoy Dance (Ballet): Baryshnikov Search for security

COSSACKS “Frontiersman”- like group from southern Russia and Ukraine Noted for horsemanship and as supporters of the Czar

COSSACKS=BIKER GANGS with their own country?

COSSACK INSPIRED DANCE pYWpN0VXU&feature=related&safety _mode=true&persist_safety_mode=1 &safe=active Qb8vb4blA&safety_mode=true&persi st_safety_mode=1&safe=active

RUSSIAN VILLAGES Comm- unal Decision- Making – “Obshchina”