THE RISE OF RUSSIA. CONSOLIDATION OF THE STATE Mongol Domination (1240-1480) Rise of Moscow (14 th...

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THE RISE OF RUSSIA

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CONSOLIDATION OF THE STATE

Mongol Domination (1240-1480)

Rise of Moscow (14th-15th c.)

Centralization & territorial growth

Building of autocracy under Tsars

Batu Khan (grandson of Chengis)

Tsar Ivan III “The Great” (r. 1462-1505)

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CONSOLIDATION OF THE STATE

Ivan IV “The Terrible” (r. 1530-1584)

completed process of solidifying power & eliminating opposition

Time of Troubles (1584-1613)

No legitimate heir

Anarchy, rebellion, civil war

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CONSOLIDATION OF THE STATE

Establishment of Romanov Dynasty (1613)

Boyars (nobles) elect new Tsar, Mikhail I (r. 1613-1645)

Russia begins rise to international prominence

Tsar Alexei I (r. 1645-1678): increasing contact with West

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RUSSIA UNDER PETER THE GREAT

Peter ascends throne as sole ruler in 1698

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RUSSIA UNDER PETER THE GREAT

Transformation of Russian society

Westernization

Secularization

Modernization

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RUSSIA UNDER PETER THE GREAT

Transformation of Russian society

Westernization

Secularization

Modernization

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RUSSIA UNDER PETER THE GREAT

Military build-up

Created Russia’s first navy

Modernized military

Applied military principles in all areas

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Economic Reforms

Adopted MERCANTLISM: state direction of economy

Embarked on early industrialization

Included coercion & forced labor

Production geared to needs of military

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Political Reforms

Role of State to be all-encompasssing

All subjects to serve state

Complete overhaul of administration

Made Church state institution

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RUSSIA UNDER PETER THE GREAT (1689-1725)

Methods of social control

Extensive police system

PASSPORT system

Church as champion of autocracy

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LEGACY OF PETER THE GREAT

Great achievements

Great cost (esp. human)

Great change for elites

Less change for masses