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2 things about Russia
-1500's Russia behind Europe
-boyars (land owners/church officials)
What is there to know about Ivan IV? (4)
-czar (leader of Russia) in 1546 (ceasar)
-expands territory
-reforms
-Ivan the Terrible
What happens to Ivan IV? (4)
-suspicious people are plotting against him
-wife dies (thinks murder)
-kills supporters
-kills son to throw off succession
Peter I "the great" czar (2)
-needs to modernize Russia
-westernization
streltsy
a military corps that had political influence
Peter I reforms (5)
-church under state
-russian industries
-1st newspaper
-built schools
-promote people on ability
Peter III was weak, so who took over?
his wife, Catherine II "the great"
Catherine II (5)
-influenced by new ideas in W. Europe
-vultare-freedom of speech-letters
-people-serf-change
-doesn't follow thru
Why doesn't Catherine II follow thru?
because Poland revolt and (Vemelyan Pugacarv) claims czar
Who lead in central Europe?
Holy Roman Emperor (Hopsburg family) since 1450s
Who is in control of the Holy Roman Emperor since 1450's?
The Hopsburg family
In what years did they start to lose control?
1600's
Where did the 30 years war take place, and what were they fighting over?
They fought in Prague over a religious dispute
How did the Protestants insult the emperor?
They threw Ferdinand II out of the window
What was the goal of the Treaty of Westphalia?
To make peace, enxtend religious toleration, and reduced the power of the Holy Roman Empire
How did the treaty of westphalia reduce the power of the Holy Roman Empire?
They gave the same power to local leaders
What are the two largest states in central europe, and what do they do against each other?
Austria and Prussia compete for power
Who are the leaders of Austria and Prussia?
Hopsburg and Hohenzollerns
What is the problem with the Hopsburgs?
Charles Vi, the emperor, died without a male heir
What did the Hopsburgs need to do to fix the problem of Charles VI?
They made a law to make their daughter the ruler
What is the law the Hopsburg made called for Maria Theresa?
pragmatic system
Who is the great leader of Prussia?
Frederick II
What did Frederick II do as the leader?
He seised Silesia
Did Frederick II offer an alliance with Maria Theresa to help her husband become emporer?
No, they went to a war of austrian succession in 1740
Who won the War of Austrian Succession?
Prussia won, and became a major millitary power in Europe
What is the second war held between Austria and Prussia?
The 7 Years War