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1 CHAPTER 9: SECTION 2 The Rise of Russia
START UP What emotions do you feel when you look at this man? How do you think the Russian people felt under such a ruler? Explain why. IVAN IV “The terrible”

2 Geography of Russia 3 Regions Northern Forests *lumber
Western Fertile Region- today Ukraine *fertile farmland Southern STEPPE- An open treeless grassland. * Pasture for nomads

3 Which climate zone do you think was home to Russia’s first civilization?

4 Geography (cont.) Rivers linked Russia and Byzantium
Provided transportation for people and goods Linked early Russians to Byzantine culture Advancements Architecture

5 St. Basil’s

6 Rus tribe Around 862, Prince Rurik controlled city of Novgorod (Russia) Rus princes continued to extend lands to Kiev Territory grew to be called RUSsia

7 Ivan the Great Ivan and his successors took the title of CZAR, the Russian word for Caesar. “The czar,” claimed Ivan “is in nature like all men, but in authority he is like the highest God.”

8 Absolute ruler Autocrat Authoritarian Dictator Tyrant despot

9 ABSOLUTE RULE in RUSSIA
The Mongols Ivan the Great Ivan the Terrible Force Russians to accept their rule Force Russians to pay tribute Introduce absolute power Limits power of the nobles Takes title of Czar Claims ruler was like “highest god.” Centralizes royal power Takes power from the nobles (boyars) Forces serfs to stay on land Kills nobles who revolt Destroys towns that do not support him

10 IVAN the Terrible Crowned Czar at 17
Harsh ruler- Unstable after Wife dies Crushed any opposition Organized the Oprichniki Enforcers Terrorized the population

11 ` How do you think a reign like Ivan’s might affect Russian life? Explain why.

12 ABSOLUTE RULE IN RUSSIA
The czars of Russia created a centralized system of government that gave them absolute power.

13 Absolutism Def of Absolute Power:
3 Similarities + 3 Differences of any ruler (Absolute Monarch or modern dictator) to Ivan Ivan Your Guy

14 Some Options

15 Similarities + Differences-Ideas
How did they come to power? (Born into power vs. took power or elected?) Expansion? Distrustful of certain group? (Boyars vs___) Followers (Oprichniki vs. ___) Atrocities (Novogorod vs. ____) Relations with other countries Create war or peace? Was rule good for nation as a whole? Achievements? Childhood?

16 Question: How do you think a reign like Ivan’s affected Russian life?

17 Format Heading Title: Ivan vs.________ Definition of Absolute Rule
3 Similarities 3 Differences

18 How did Ivan the Terrible help establish authoritarian power?


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