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What early Russian civilization prosposed from river trade between Scandinavia and the byxantine empire?
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Kievan Rus
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What was the name of the first Russian civilization?
It was "Kiyevskaya Rus'" (Kiev's Rus).
What was the Russian Empire's first civilization?
Well people think it is Slavic.
Why was the Russian civilization important?
Because it secured Bolshevik power in Russia
What has the author Pares written?
Pares has written: 'Moscow admits a critic' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, Description and travel 'A wandering student' -- subject(s): Civilization, Russian, History, Russian Civilization
Where was the earliest center of Russian civilization?
The earliest center of Russian civilization was in Kiev, located in modern-day Ukraine. It was the capital of the Kievan Rus, a federation of East Slavic tribes, and played a significant role in the early development of Russian culture, politics, and religion.
What was the first Russian civilization?
Rurik began the first Russian settlement in Novgorod, Garðaríki in 882. It was comprised of the Eastern Slavs and the Finno-Ugric people.
What was the first Russian civilization called?
Rurik began the first Russian settlement in Novgorod, Garðaríki in 882. It was comprised of the Eastern Slavs and the Finno-Ugric people.
What is a region in far northern Europe that crosses the Arctic Circle?
The Arctic Circle crosses territory of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and the Russian Federation. Also known as Scandinavia :)
What has the author Alla Sergeeva written?
Alla Sergeeva has written: 'Kakie my, russkie?' -- subject(s): Civilization, National characteristics, Russian, Russian National characteristics, Social life and customs
How did the Russian civilization adopted the cyrillic alphabet?
The Cyrillic alphabet was adapted by the Russian civilization in the 9th century from the Byzantine Empire. It was introduced by the missionary brothers Cyril and Methodius, who were invited by the ruler of the Eastern Slavic tribes to spread Christianity and develop a written script for the Slavic languages. The Cyrillic alphabet was modified over time to suit the specific linguistic needs of the Russian language.
Which country is not a part of Scandinavia - Finland or Iceland?
Strictly speaking, Scandinavia only refers to Norway and Sweden because Denmark, Finland and Iceland are not on the Peninsula. However, Iceland and Denmark are considered Scandinavian because they are culturally, linguistically and ethnically Scandinavian. Finland has more Russian history than Scandinavian, but is also considered Scandinavian due to the fact that they are in a region called Fennoscandia (Fenno-Scandinavia), which is Norway, Sweden and Finland. As a result, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland and Finland (Faroe Islands too, since Denmark governs them) are all a part of Scandinavia.
Where did the Russians come from?
People from Scandinavia who settled the land along the rivers in what is now north western Russia, were known as the Rus. After some linguistic development, the land eventually became known as "Rossiya" (in Russian). "Russia" is an English language corruption of "Rossiya". The German word for Russia is Rusland, a name that dates back possibly 1,000 years.
