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Drill. -“The fundamental role of governments is the principle of extending their territories” 1). How does this statement relate to absolutism?. Ivan the Terrible. First Czar at age 16. Boyars (nobility) fought for power w/ Ivan. Absolute rule ex: Oprichniki Anastasia/Romanovs

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  1. Drill -“The fundamental role of governments is the principle of extending their territories” 1). How does this statement relate to absolutism?

  2. Ivan the Terrible • First Czar at age 16. • Boyars (nobility) fought for power w/ Ivan. Absolute rule ex: Oprichniki • Anastasia/Romanovs -“Good and Bad Periods” -Killed son, led to civil war

  3. Peter the Great/Romanovs • Time of Troubles (civil war) until the Romanov dynasty (1613-1917) restores order for Russia.

  4. Peter the Great (Reigned 1682-1725) • Toured West • Autocratic • Vitus Bering (Bering Strait) • Preoccupation with ships/waterways led to “Grand Embassy” • Led to Peter reforming Russia

  5. “Westernized Russia” • Limited the power of Church. Compulsory Army service(25 year stints). Examples of absolute rule? • Encouraged exports (mercantilism) • No beards, dress, calendar, schools, newspapers etc. • Peterhof (“Russian Versailles”) • St. Petersburg – land won from the Great Northern War (1700) (8K v. 40K)

  6. Forced movement of nobles. Similar to whom? PUT RUSSIA ON THE MAP FOR IMPORTANCE IN EUROPE/WORLD! St. Petersburg

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