Overview of CIS and European Russia: Ural Mountains, Ukraine, and the Golden Horde

The Ural Mountains act as a natural boundary between European and Asian Russia, with Ukraine serving as the breadbasket of the CIS and Europe. Kiev holds historical significance as the center of the first Russian state, before being conquered by the Mongols of the Golden Horde. The Golden Horde later regained Russian territory lost to invaders.

• Ural Mountains
• Ukraine
• Golden Horde
• Russian history
• European Russia

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1. CIS REVIEW

2. This mountain range separates European Russia from Asian Russia

3. Ural Mountains

4. Bread Basket of CIS and Europe

5. Ukraine

6. Center of the first Russian State

7. Kiev

8. Mongols who conquered Kiev

9. Golden Horde

10. Regains Russian territory lost during Mongol Rule, requires all to serve in the military, and builds framework for absolute rule

11. Ivan the Great

12. First ruler crowned Czar setting the stage for absolute power in Russia

13. Ivan the Terrible

14. Czars ruling autocratically means to

15. Rule with absolute power

16. Land owning nobles of Russia during the rule of the Czars

17. Boyars

18. Family name of those who were in power from 1613 -1917 in Russia

19. ROMANOV

20. Czar who westernized Russia, expanded its borders and ended Russia s isolation

21. Peter the Great

22. Most Russians were this under the Czars

23. Serfs

24. Protest whereby Czar Nicholas II orders protesters shot

25. Bloody Sunday

26. Legislature under Nicholas II that approved all laws

27. Duma

28. Forced to abdicate the throne

29. Nicholas II

30. Authorof the Communist Manifesto

31. Karl Marx

32. Marxist protest against longer hours and less pay

33. Bloody Sunday

34. Obstacle for Russia to industrialize

35. Rigid Class Structure

36. RUSSIA WAS DEFEATED IN THIS WAR, SHOWING HOW BACKWARD RUSSIA WAS

37. Crimean War

38. This U.S. President stood up to Khrushchev and forces him to remove missiles from Cuba, preventing Nuclear War

39. President Kennedy

40. RUSSIAS OFFICIAL RELIGION

41. Russian Orthodox Church

42. CZARINA WHO CONTINUED PETER S POLICIES & EXTENDED RUSSIA S BORDERS

43. Catherine the Great

44. HE WAS DEFEATED BY RUSSIA IN 1812 WITH HELP OF GENERAL WINTER

45. Napoleon

46. LIBERATOR CZAR WHO FREED THE SERFS

47. Alexander II

48. WROTE THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO

49. Karl Marx

50. After Lenins death there was a power struggle between these 3 men to gain control of the Soviet Union

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