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Chapter 11 section 2

Chapter 11 section 2. CHAPTER. 11. 1500. 500. HOME. Byzantines, Russians, and Turks Interact, 500 – 1500. Time Line. Byzantine culture spreads to Russia. 850s. 1240. Kiev destroyed by Mongols. Justinian becomes ruler of Byzantine Empire. 527. 1054. 1480.

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Chapter 11 section 2

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  1. Chapter 11 section 2

  2. CHAPTER 11 1500 500 HOME Byzantines, Russians, and Turks Interact, 500–1500 Time Line Byzantine culture spreads to Russia. 850s 1240 Kiev destroyed by Mongols. Justinian becomes ruler of Byzantine Empire. 527 1054 1480 Christianity splits into Roman Catholic and Orthodox branches. Ivan III ends Mongol control of Russia.

  3. I. Both Slavic and Greek

  4. A. Slavs were people from the forests north of the Black Sea

  5. B. Russians were a combination of Slavs and Vikings

  6. C. In 862 Viking chief Rurik founded the city of Novgorod RURIK ?c.830 - c.879Norman Warrior Rurik is the name of the legendary Norman founder of the first Russian state of Novgorod. He was a prince of the Skandinavian Vikings, or Varangians. Rurik's kinsman Oleg founded the grand principality of Kiev, and Oleg's successor, Igor, believed to be Rurik's son, is considered the real founder of the Russian Rurik dynasty; the Rurik princes ruled until 1598.

  7. D. Kiev became an important city in southern Russia

  8. E. Boyars were the noble class of the Russians

  9. F. Vladimir in 980 send out teams to observe the major religions of the world

  10. 1. Greek Orthodox Christianity was accepted for two reasons

  11. a. Emperor was all powerful

  12. b. Food restrictions

  13. G. Yaroslav the Wise led the city of Kiev to greatness

  14. 1. Forged alliances through marriages

  15. 2. Created a code of laws

  16. II. Mongol Invasions Favor the Rise of Moscow

  17. A. By 1200 the Mongols under the leadership of Genghis Khan were approaching Russia

  18. B. In 1240 Batu Khan (grandson)destroyed the city of Kiev

  19. C. Batu’s government became known as the Khanate of the Golden Horde

  20. 1. The Huns wanted a tribute of Tax and grain

  21. D. Batu favored the Princes of Moscow and made them the tax collectors of Russia

  22. E. Price Ivan I became the first tax collector

  23. 1. Convinced the Patriarch of Kiev to move to Moscow

  24. F. Ivan III became the first Czar of Russia and refused to pay tributes to the Mongols

  25. 1. In 1480 he made the break from the Mongols 250 yearstranglehold

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