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Because they couldn't save their their traditions of freedom during mongol invasion.
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How was life for most Russians?
Life for most Russians was very hard. Czars could be cruel, and many Russians were poor and oppressed.
What is an accurate statement about chechnya?
this region fought czars, soviets,and russians..<novanet answer>
When was The Czars created?
The Czars was created in 1994.
When and why Russians came to Canada?
The Russians left their home to have a better life, to speak freely, for equal rights, be allowed to move from place to place, a better education, better jobs,and a good government who were fair. Russian settlement began in the 19th century. The Czars were making evil choices on how to rule. The Russians people didn't like that the Czars were basically dictators. The civilians were depressed and they feared the Czar's army because the were mean and deadly. The Russians were not allowed to leave the country unless they were kicked out. Because they couldn't leave, they started a war. They came to Canada mainly for a better life. I did some recharch and did not copy and worte it in my own words
What are the names of the 32 czars that Obama has appointed What are the responsibilities of the 32 czars What is the salary that they earn?
What are the names, salaries, and responsibilities of the czars Obama has appointed
When did the czars start rule?
The czars ruled from the 16th century to 1917, WWI.
When was Art Czars created?
Art Czars was created on 2010-04-12.
Are the Czars OBama is appointing constitutional?
they are just as legal s the first 'czars' appointed by Nixon.
How much power to Czars actually have in US government?
None, because czars were the kings in Russia.
What are the mistakes of the Czars?
The Czars spent money on palaces and themselves while their people starved and were treated as slaves.
What country were czars in?
Russia.
Under Stalin what was life like for the most Russians?
People always have to be careful what they say when living under a dictatorship. Some dictators are tougher than others (this is the polite way of saying it); Stalin was tough (again being polite), quite possibly the toughest Soviet Leader in the USSR's history. Anyone saying the wrong words in his land, might end up in the Gulog (Soviet Prisons) or worse. more crule than when czars ruled
