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I. The Rise and Fall of the Russian Empire A. Ancient Peoples and Early Centers (862-1240)

Russia and its Neighbors: An Historical Approach to Contemporary Problems. I. The Rise and Fall of the Russian Empire A. Ancient Peoples and Early Centers (862-1240) B. Under Mongol Rule: Rule from the Steppe (1240-1487) C. The Muscavite Era and Growth of the Russian Empire

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I. The Rise and Fall of the Russian Empire A. Ancient Peoples and Early Centers (862-1240)

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  1. Russia and its Neighbors: An Historical Approach to Contemporary Problems I. The Rise and Fall of the Russian Empire A. Ancient Peoples and Early Centers (862-1240) B. Under Mongol Rule: Rule from the Steppe (1240-1487) C. The Muscavite Era and Growth of the Russian Empire D. Impact of the Romanov Family (1689-1917) E. Revolution and the End of the Monarchy II. Evo- and Devolution of the Soviet Union: 1924-1991 A. Lenin and the Political Blueprint for the USSR (1917-1924) B. Stalin and the Economic Plan C. The Post War and the Cold War (1945-1980s) D. The Collapse of the Soviet Union

  2. Growth of the Russian Empire: Ancient Slavic Centers 800s - 1200s Novgorod Moscow Kiev

  3. Growth of the Russian Empire: Under Mongol Rule 1200s - 1400s

  4. Under Mongol Rule: (1240-1487) Mongol Empire Ghengis Khan The Golden Hoard of the Mongol Empire

  5. Mongul Rule from the Steppe

  6. General World Vegetation Patterns

  7. The Muscavite Era and Growth of the Russian Empire: Late 1400s-Early 1500s Ivan III "The Great" 1462-1505

  8. Ivan IV "The Terrible" (1533-1584) Ivan killed his son Ivan Fedor the Simple Boris Gudinov

  9. The Cossacks Expand Across Siberia: Late 1500s to mid 1600s

  10. Growth of the Russian Empire: The Romanovs Peter Romanov "The Great" 1689-1725

  11. St. Petersburg: "Peters Window on the West" and "Venice of the North"

  12. Growth of the Russian Empire: The Romanovs Czarina Catherine the Great 1762-1796

  13. Focus in the Nineteenth Century: Central Asia and Far East

  14. Percent of the Population Non-Russian in Russia

  15. The End of the Monarchy in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Nicholas II Alexander I Alexander II Nicholas II and Family Nicholas and Alexandra Alexis, Olga, Tatiana, Maria and Anastasia

  16. Early Soviet Leaders Vladimir Lenin 1917 Joseph Stalin 1924-1953 Introduced Economic Plan Introduced Political Design

  17. The U.S.S.R.

  18. NATO and Warsaw Pact, 1945-89

  19. From Soviet to Russian Leadership Yeltsin Gorbachev Putin

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