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1. Kiev linked to Byzantium Trade Religion 3. Kiev’s Decline “Yaroslav the Wise” (Ruler of Kievan Russia) divided territory amongst his son causing fighting The Crusades disrupted trade and the Mongols attacked demolishing Kiev 5. Effects of the Mongol Rule on Russia
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1. Kiev linked to Byzantium Trade Religion 3. Kiev’s Decline “Yaroslav the Wise” (Ruler of Kievan Russia) divided territory amongst his son causing fighting The Crusades disrupted trade and the Mongols attacked demolishing Kiev 5. Effects of the Mongol Rule on Russia Isolated Russia more from Western Europe (Khanate of the Golden Horde – Mongolian Empire) Encouraged rise of Moscow as center of power Encouraged control from the Byzantine Church 2. Vladimir and his son Yaroslav Expanded the state west to Poland and north to the Baltic Built library and churches Married daughters off to princes of kings in the west to form alliances 4. Mongols and the Russian People Tolerated all religions Allowed Russians to follow usual customs Demanded obedience 6. Independent Russia Czar Ivan II refused to pay tribute to the Mongols as a result the Russian and Mongol armies had a bloodless standoff The Russian Empire – Guided Reading 11.2
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