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NoteSheet 11.2 The Russian Empire (pg. 307). 1. Who were the Vikings and how do they affect the Russian People? People who migrated from the North – Small.

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1 NoteSheet 11.2 The Russian Empire (pg. 307)

2 1. Who were the Vikings and how do they affect the Russian People? People who migrated from the North – Small bands of adventures – Called Rus (this is where we get Russia) Settled with the Slavs Slavs invited Viking chief Rurik to become their King Novgorod Oleg moved the capital to Kiev along the Dnieper – Allowed to trade with the Byzantine Empire

3 Kievan Rus’

4 2. Why is Vladimir so famous in early Russian history He took the throne in 980 He sent out 4 different scout teams. – Each team assigned a religion The team that went to Byzantine Christianity came back LOVING IT!!! In 989 the ENTIRE city was baptized in the Dnieper river

5 3. How does Russia break free of Mongol rule

6 Attack Kievan Rus in 1280 (and win) Ivan I gets rich helping the Mongols Ivan I moves capital to Moscow with the Patriarch Ivan III refused to pay the Mongol tribute (tax) Standoff at the Ugra river – They both got to the river and NEVER FOUGHT??? What the heck?

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