Eastern Europe

Regional outline for Eastern Europe.

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Politics: 8000-600 CE
Religion based hierarchal systemDelegation of reponsibility Bureaucratic codification6th century Justinian rule-- restore Rome
Politics: 600-1450 CE
Mongol invasion 1237-1241Russia divided into small kingdoms Tartars controlLeft day to day control locals
Politics: 1450-1750 CE
Ivan III/IV Free from Mongols--1480Empire expanded eastwardRussia -- centralization of authority Peter the Great -- St. Petersburg as capitalParliamentary governmentSecret PoliceFirst Russian navy
Politics: 1750-1914 CE
Russia--tsar continued to be all powerfulPrussia--remained militaristic and authoritarian Duma created, but no real powerLocal rulers--zemstoves regulate roads, schools
Politics: 1914-Present
Tsarist regime falls apartArmy in full retreatUSSR formed-- collapsed following cold warSoviet troops occupy eastern EuropeGorbachev tries to reconquer frees E. European updated authoritarian structure reality
Economy: 8000-600 CE
Byzantine empire Most important western terminal of the Silk RoadConstantinople located on important trade routes
Economy: 600-1450 CE
Trade lapsed under TartarsNorth-south commerce never returnedMoscow-- trade,tribute collector Most part, remained agricultural Trades with nomadic people
Economy: 1450-1750 CE
Key economy bound to agricultureDevalued merchant classLimited commercial exchangeSystemized tax systemMetallurgy and miningEconomics funded military
Economy: 1750-1914 CE
Backward position in tradeExported some grain to W. EuropeTrade deficit lessened by increasing serf output, not improving industry- realizes the need to industrializeBut still doesn't want to be materialistic
Economy: 1914-Present CE
COMECONEconomies nationalizedCollectivization under planned controlSoviet welfare systemFocus on heavy industryLenin's New economic systemRussia-five year plan
Social/Class Gender: 8000-600 CE
Serfdom began in Middle AgeOriginal sin devalues women
Social/Class Gender: 600-1450 CE
Influx of Jews Monogamy replaced polygamyFairly free farmersBoyars-aristocrats-less political power
Social/Class Gender: 1450-1750 CE
FeudalismPeter the Great encourages serfdomWomen and nobles forced to dress in western fashionsMen shaved beards -- denial of Mongol traditionPower of upper class women
Social/Class Gender: 1750-1914 CE
Emancipating serfs 1861-but most indebted, life doesn't improveIncreased literacySome upper class women have access to new careersPogroms against Jews
Social/Class Gender: 1914-Present
Muslim population greatestLenin's New Economic Plan gave freedom to small business peasant landownersEducation started to specialize on literacy