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Period: Jan 22, 1440 to Oct 27, 1505
Ivan the Great
- Grand prince of Moscow and all Russia
- Ivan’s wife died 1467, then remarried bjzan time princess zoe palaegologa
- Made Moscow center Russia expand its boards.
- Lunched war against the Novgorod
- Ivan lll became gather of Russian land and tripped the territory of his state
- Grand prince of Moscow and all Russia
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Oct 19, 1462
Ivan the Great becomes Czar
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Period: Aug 25, 1530 to
Ivan the Terrible
- Revised law code, created an army, opened first printing press, and opened new trade routes
- Turned Russia into a military heavyweight
- St. Basil's Cathedral was built by his commands- Ivan blinded the architects to prevent them from making anything like it
- Oprichnina terrorized cities and killed thousands
- Had about 800 manuscripts in Greek and Latin
- His servants killed those who opposed him
- A prminent theologian, accomplished public speaker, and very well educated
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Oct 18, 1547
Ivan the Terrible becomes Czar
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Catherine the Great
- One of the most prominent rulers of Russia
- Made such progress in political power that it’s hard to find similar examples in history
- She reformed Russia gradually and calmly finished what Peter had done forcibly
- She aimed at a bigger role for herself
- Her stance on the reforms placed her among the 18th century rulers known as enlightened despots
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Catherine the Great becomes Czar
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Nicholas I
- He would react to thing quickly and get things done faster.
- Sudden death in November 1825
- He also plunge Russian monarchy into turmoil
- Led to the Crimean War of 1853- 1856
- Died in 1855, in the middle of the war.
- He died of health weekend after catching a cold. Rumors in 1855 he poisoned himself.
- He would react to thing quickly and get things done faster.
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Nicholas I becomes Czar
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Alexander III
- During his reign, not one war broke out.
- Executed those who murdered his father
- Tightened police oppression & increased censorship of the press
- Transiberian railroad construction began & industry development increased
- The bridge "Pont Alexander III" was named after him
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Nicholas II
- Death of his father in 1894
- Aleksey was diagnosed with a life threatening illness hemophilia
- Holy man named Grigory Rasputi
- Nicholas II was the last Emperor of Russia
- Preserve the principles of autocracy Gained power in 1884
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Alexander III becomes Czar
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Nicholas II becomes Czar
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