The History Of Russia

The History of Russia

Russia begins with history in East Slave. The traditional beginning of Russian history was founded in 862 by the Kiev Rish, the first United States of East Slavic, in 882. The state began to adopt Christianity through the Byzantine Empire in 988, through the synthesis of Byzantine and Slavic cultures, which defines for Slavic culture. The Quivan Rush of the Next Millennium 'was eventually cut off as a state due to Rush's Mars attack' 1237-1240 and half the population's deaths'. After the 13th century, Moscow became a cultural center of Moscovia. In the 18th century, Tsardom of Russia became a huge Russian empire, stretching from the Polish border east to the Pacific Ocean. As a result of the expansion of the western side, the spread of Russian awareness increases from the rest of Europe and isolation isolated, in which the initial phase of expansion happened. Nine-nineteenth-century regimes responded to such pressure in a combination of half-mastered reforms and repression. The peasant revolt was common, and all were severely suppressed. Russian slavery was abolished in 1861, but the farmer became weak and became increasingly revolutionary. After the reform of the Stolipin, the Constitution of 1906, and the State Finale tried to reform the liberalization and liberalization of the political system, he tried to reform in the next few decades, but the theorists refused to exclude autocratic rule or to share their power. In 1917, the revolution in Russia was a result of economic breakdown, war-fatigue and dissatisfaction with the dictatorship of the government, and it first assumed the power of liberal and moderate socialists, but their failed policies took power on 25 October by the Communist Bolsheviks. Between 1922 and 1991,
Russia's history was largely the history of the Soviet Union, effectively an ideological-based state that was almost equal to the Russian Empire before the Treaty of Breast-Litovsk. During the period of Soviet history, the mixed economy of 1920s and the views of Joseph Stalin's era of "stability" of the era of stalin era from different societies and cultures varied from the perspective of socialist structures. 1980. From the first year, the government of the Soviet Union was formed based on a group of communists, as it is called Bolsheviks, which began on March 19th. In the mid-1980s, the weaknesses of its economic and political structure were becoming increasingly intensely, Mikhail Gorbachev proceeded towards major reforms, which led to the overthrow of the Communist Party and the erosion of the USSR, leaving Russia on its own and posting it to the post of Soviet Russia Beginning in January 1992, as the USSR legal heir to the Russian Federation. Russia maintains its nuclear weapons but loses its space. Socialist central planning and state owned ownership of the socialist era estate, new leaders led by President Vladimir Putin, took political and economic power after 2000 and were appointed in an energetic foreign policy. Russia's Ukrainian treaties issued economic sanctions imposed by the United States and European Union.