- •Intermediate position
- •Mongol invasion of Russia
- •Fighting Western Aggression. Battle on the Ice.
- •Topic III. Formation of the centralized Russian state (Muscovy)
- •Structural and chronological schemes
- •Formation of a unified centralized state
- •1389-1425 Year - Василий I
- •Ivan III (1462-1505)
- •Orises ann uscoto state
- •The fight of russia with the golden horde
- •Bloodless standing on the Ugra river in 1480
- •Topic IV. Russia during the reign of Ivan IV. Plan
- •Reforms of the Chosen are glad
- •A streltsy army is being formed
- •Robe mohaxob oprichniks reminded
- •1552 - 1557 - Entry into the composition of Russia lands
- •Taking of the kazan khanate
- •Intervention
- •Crop failure 1601-1603 Rise of the Cotton
- •The coming to power of False Dmitry 1
- •Guided movement
- •I. I. Bolotnikova
- •False Dmitry II. Covert intervention
- •End of False Dmitry II. Polish and Swedish intervention
- •1 Ополчение
- •The main task of the government of Mikhail Fedorovich is to eliminate the consequences of the intervention.
- •Board of Alexey Mikhailovich Romanov
- •Тема 2. Россия в «Эпоху дворцовых переворотов».
- •Domestic policy
- •Reforms of Alexander I 1801 – 1825 year
- •Внешняя политика Александра I
- •12/14/1825-Decembrist uprising on Senate Square
- •II. Taxable population
- •1.Privileged population
- •1853-1856 Year
- •Foreign policy
- •II. Independent work for module I:
- •1. Make a chronological table "Russian princes in the IX-XI centuries."
- •2. Make a table by types of religions - analysis of religions when choosing a mono religion by Vladimir I.
- •1. Fill in the structural-logical table "Alternatives to political development in the process of feudal fragmentation"
- •Tasks for independent work for theme 3:
- •1. Fill in the chronological table "Reforms in Russia in the era of Ivan the Terrible".
- •2. List the dates, the main foreign policy actions of Ivan IV.
- •Independent work for module II
- •1. Fill in the chronological table "Russia in the first half of the 18th century."
- •1. Fill in the table with the main directions of foreign policy in the "era of palace coups"
- •1. Make a table of the main battles of the Patriotic War of 1812 year
- •1. Fill in the table "6 departments of the Office of His Imperial Majesty"
The
rebellious age: the salt revolt boyar Morozov /, the copper revolt
Zemsky Sobor 1649: reforming the legal system state,
introduction of serfdom -installed indefinite
search for fugitive peasants: ...
Nikon's reform: a split in the Orthodox ChurchBoard of Alexey Mikhailovich Romanov
Module II. Russian Empire from Peter I to Alexander II (XVIII - mid-XIX centuries).
Topic 1. Russia in the XVIII. The reign of Peter I.
PLAN
1. Reforms of Peter the Great.
2. The place of Peter's reforms in the history of Russia.
3. Foreign policy of Peter the Great.
PROBLEM OF THE FIRST QUESTION:
1. The role of the reforms of Peter I in the modernization of Russia?
2. Reforms of Peter I in the economy, politics, culture and everyday life?
PROBLEM OF THE SECOND QUESTION:
1. Results of Peter's transformations. Have they brought Russia closer to Europe?
2. Scientific assessment of the reforms of Peter I. What is more: positive or negative consequences?
PROBLEM OF THE THIRD QUESTION:
1. Why did Russia need to enter the European arena?
2. The significance for Russia of the "western" and "eastern" directions of foreign policy.
3. What are the results of the Northern War? Have they influenced the international position of Russia?
Structural and chronological schemes
1.
1. Accession of Peter
NATALIA NARYSHKINA
MARIA MILOSLIVSKAYA
I ALEXEI MIKHAILOVICH 1645 - 1676
Azov campaigns - 1697,
1698; -
The Great Embassy - 1697 - 1698; -
Strelets uprising - 1698 ("Morning of the Strelets' execution")
FEDOR
(1676 - 1682) - decree about abolition of parochialism; SOFIA
(1682 - 1689) - regent;
IVAN V (1682
- 1696) - - not capable - daughters Anna and Ekaterina
(her daughter Anna Leopoldovna)
PETER 1 (1682 - 1725) 1682
- Strelets uprising - -Peter
I are proclaimed tsars Ivan
V, regent Sophia; -The
overthrow of Sophia in 1689
GOVERNANCE
REFORM:
Boyar Duma
ceases to exist;
1711 -
creation of the SENATE (headed by the Prosecutor General);
1722 - the
position of the prosecutor is introduced - supervision over the
observance of the rule of law in country;
1718 - 1721
- Creation of collegia (headed by the chief prosecutor);
CHURCH
REFORM:
- 1721 - the
abolition of the patriarchate;
- Permission
to violate the secrecy of confession in cases of state crimes,
Creation of
the Spiritual College (SINOD)
The church
became an element of the state system
Clothing reform by western
version:
Reform
of the calendar from the date of Nativity
of Christ Decree to shave beards
REFORMS
OF LIVING
EMPEROR
SCHEME OF THE ABSOLUTE
MONARCH AND
CEHAT COLLEGES
ORDER ABOUT THE HERESTONES
AND THE DEALS OF Tsarevich Alexei)
PROVINCE REFORM: The
country was divided into provinces - Bo headed by the governor: on
the provinces - at the head of the voivode: to the counties-headed
by the zemstvo commissar
Waging wars - claimed the
lives of many people; Strengthening of serfdom; Formation
of a "police state" that strictly regulates all aspects of
life; The
accession of the church - it became completely dependent on the
state, ceased to be the intercessor of the humiliated and oppressed;
The strongest bureaucratic system has been created; Having
destroyed his own identity, he could not instill the western one. The
personality of Peter is the personality of the reformer:raised the
country's prestige in the international arena; Development
of education, science, technology;
Strengthening central government, strengthening
statehood
Westerners - highly
appreciated the reforms of Peter. We brought Rossio closer to world
civilizations. He opened a "window to Europe", bringing
Russia closer to Western countries. Reforms
are a big step towards progress.
Slavophiles - negatively
assessed the reforms of Peter the Great. They violate the identity
of Russia. They destroyed traditions, but they never brought them
to the Western ones. Conservation of the
feudal-serf system.
European
direction
FOREIGN
POLICY OF PETER I
Northern
War (1700 – 1721)
1700-Narva
embarrassment; 1709-Poltava b / v defeat of the Swedes:
1714
Gangutskoe battle: 1721battle at Grengam. marine islands NISHTAD
PEACE TREATY
The Great Embassy About
Peter I went to Europe - to find the ALLY P / BTurkey; Ho!
FoundALLIES n / a Sweden
is created Northern
Union
Asian
direction
Prut campaign (1710-1711
rr.) Loss
to Russia: -received Turkey tore
down the fortifications of Taraspora
Azovskne hiking (1695-1696
rr.)
I campaign is unsuccessful,
I hike-taking