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States of Eastern Europe
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Explain how Austria and Prussia emerged as great powers in Europe. Explain how Peter the Great tried to make Russia into a modern state. List the steps that Peter the Great took to expand Russia’s borders. Summarize how Catherine the great strengthened Russia. Objectives
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Westernization Boyar Warm-water port partition Key Terms
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A ruler with unlimited power **Autocrat**
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a period (1598- 1613) in Russian history when disorder was widespread and Moscow was threatened by civil war. Time of Troubles
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3 Major groups: 1. Poles 2. Czechs 3. Slovaks Religions: Eastern Slavs—Russian and Ukrainians—Eastern Orthodox Church Southern Slavs—Croatians and Serbs—Roman Catholic Slavic People
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Descendants of Magyars 1000 converted to Christianity Their ruler, Stephen unified Hungary and set up a feudal system that gave power to a few land owning nobles Hungarian State
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Overrun by Mongol invaders ½ of population killed Original line of rulers died out 1308 Charles Robert—French became King Introduced western feudalism and chivalry Encouraged trade and growth of towns. What prevented Hungary from developing a unified State?
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Continued to limit noble power Rulers in East became vassals of the King South had to defend against the Ottoman Turks Louis I—Charles son
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Turks defeat Hungarians and kill the king Austrians Hapsburg’s claim crown of Hungary By 1540, most of Hungary under Ottoman Turk control. Battle of Mohacs
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Casimir III- Encouraged the settlement of Polish lands by Western Europeans by Western Europeans and also by Jews Jews were permitted to practice their religion freely. Poland
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Began to elect the monarch Had the power to halt meetings by a veto and dissolve Parliament. Feudal Nobles
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Poland’s weakness and lack of natural boundaries made it easy to conquer. **Russia, Prussia and Austria take parts of Poland** Poland lost 1/3 of land and ½ population Poland Disappears
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Poland starts reform Russia crushes it More territory is given to Russia and Prussia Poland tries to fight back, but loses The rest of Poland is divided between Russia, Prussia Austria Reform movements
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**Ivan IV—Ivan the Terrible What makes him so terrible? Ruled with unlimited power, harsh treatment of boyars Russia
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Effects of his rule: Few trained officials were still alive Freedom of the peasants limited Armed bands of serfs, farmers, and adventurers ran around Russia Moscow was threatened by civil war, peasant revolts, and invasion Ivan the Terrible
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Russia’s Great Leaders
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Tried to “westernize” Russia Traveled throughout Western Europe in disguise. Peter the Great
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Made Russia a major power by: Defeating Sweden and gaining territory along the Baltic Reformed army and navy Appointed government officials Divided Russia into provinces…sets up an efficient bureaucracy New industries What makes him so great?
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Russian Orthodox church under state control **Peter required all classes to serve the state** Landowners acted as government officials and army officers. Peasants—soldiers or worked on public building projects.
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Nobles had to wear Western style clothing Started schools for children of nobility Modernized Russian calendar Simplified the alphabet Stopped excluding women from social life Tried to train bureaucrats in the Western manner 1703 created new capital St. Petersburg New customs
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Freed nobles from careers in the military and encouraged them to manage their own estates….greater freedom. Upper classes benefit the most Expanded the Russian empire from north shore of Black Sea Main goal/achievement ---to gain a warm water sea port Catherine the Great
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Explain how Austria and Prussia emerged as great powers in Europe. Added territory and expanded their military Explain how Peter the Great tried to make Russia into a modern state. Encouraged westernization List the steps that Peter the Great took to expand Russia’s borders. Took Sweden and the Ottoman empire Summarize how Catherine the great strengthened Russia. Codified laws Objectives
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Westernization Become like the west…Peter Boyar Land owning nobles Warm-water port Russia searched for this Partition divided Key Terms
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