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Facts about Sweden sweden.se

Facts about Sweden www.sweden.se. CONTENTS. General Information 3 Arts & Culture 15 Economy & Trade 22 Education & Research 34 Government & Politics 43 Society & Welfare 57 Sports & Leisure 72 Technology & Infrastructure 73 Travel & Tourism 77.

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Age of Absolutism: Russia

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Chapter 15 Multiple Choice Central & Eastern Europe

Chapter 15 Multiple Choice Central & Eastern Europe. 1. In comparing the political and economic situations in Western Europe with that of Central and Eastern Europe during the 18 th century,. There were fewer cities and more noble-run estates in Eastern Europe

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Nation and Memory in Eastern Europe

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The Age of Absolutism

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Chapter 22

Chapter 22. Review and Discussion. Moscow Rises In Power. During the Mongol period, the princes of Moscow steadily increased their power. 2. The Russian Orthodox moves to Moscow eventually the seat of power is moved there. Ivan the Great: First Tsar.

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Austria, Prussia and Russia

Austria, Prussia and Russia. Austria. And the Habsburgs. Habsburgs. Habsburgs look to east for more power Bohemia 30 years War, Phase 1 Absolute control New nobility made up of Catholics loyal to Habsburg rule Peasant life miserable Turn towards Hungary. Ottomans.

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The Rise of the German States and Russia

The Rise of the German States and Russia. The Thirty Years War, Austria and Prussia, and Russia. Thirty Years War 1618-1648. Peace of Augsburg of 1555 brought truce to warring religious factions in the Holy Roman Empire.

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Russia

Russia. The Mongols and Russia. Between 1237 & 1241 Mongols conquer most of Rus No good resistance to invasion Those who resisted killed, land, cities destroyed Invasion shattered Kievian civilization and accelerated fragmentation of Rus

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Power and Politics of the 18 th Century

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Chapter 17 Part 4

Chapter 17 Part 4. Peter the Great. Peter the Great 1682-1725. His sister, Sophia, was his first regent when he was very young She plotted to have him killed and was found out Peter had her banished to a monastery His mother took over as regent until he was 22

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Peter I, 1672-1725

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Russia

Russia. During the Middle Ages the Greek Orthodox Church was significant in assimilating Scandinavian ancestors of the Vikings with the Slavic peoples of eastern Europe.

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Russian Absolutism

Russian Absolutism. Peter I and Catherine II. Russian Isolation. Why was Russia so isolated prior to the 18 th century? Cultural Cyrillic alphabet Religious Russian Orthodox Geographical Landlocked. Who Controls the Sea?. Sweden and Poland control the Baltic Sea

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Absolute Monarchy In Russia

Absolute Monarchy In Russia. By: Luca Khouri. Introduction. In the early 1600s, Russia was still a medieval state that was largely isolated from Western Europe and the Renaissance/ Reformation.

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Tsar Peter the Great

Tsar Peter the Great. Maggie Wakelin Prd.6 AP Euro. Prompt. Analyze the major ways through which Tsar Peter the Great (1689-1725) sought to reform his society and its institutions in order to strengthen Russia and its position in Europe. A.What is a tsar?.

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Drill

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The Development of Russia

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The Infamous Russian Battle in The Great Northern War and Russia

The Infamous Russian Battle in The Great Northern War and Russia. By: Anthony Sica . When Was It?.

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