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This document provides an overview of Russia including its history, traditions, economy, and current issues and solutions. It begins with a background of Russia dating back to 862 BC and the establishment of the Kievan Rus empire. Traditions discussed include Maslenitsa and Ivan Kupala. The economy was previously focused on production within Russia and Soviet countries. Current issues involve restrictions on religious freedom and racial discrimination. Solutions proposed include adapting to new technologies and globalization to improve the economy. The objectives are to highlight Russia's changing mindset and flexibility.
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Welcome to Russia
- 2. Presentation Overview 02 KEYTOPICS Online Tool: LinkedIn SlideShare Background of Russia Relevance of Country Beliefs, traditions, practices Economy of Russia Synthesis RUSSIA
- 3. LINKEDIN SLIDESHARE 03 Usually used by professionals (professors, businessmen, etc.) to share their presentations or other educational information to other users. One must have a LinkedIn account in order to access these contents. WHAT IS SLIDESHARE
- 4. BACKGROUND 04 Founded in 862 B.C. by King Rurik of the Rus, ruler of Novgorod King of Rus conquered city of Kiev and became Kievan Rus RUSSIA RUSSIA
- 5. RUSSIA BACKGROUND 10TH AND 11TH CENTURY Kievan Rus became powerful empire in Europe (Vladimir the Great and Yaroslav I the Wise) 13TH CENTURY Mongols led by Batu Khan destroyed Kievan Rus 14TH CENTURY Grand Duchy of Moscow rose to power (head Eastern Roman Empire) Ivan IV the Terrible (First Tsar of the Russia Russia known as "Third Rome"
- 6. 06 RUSSIA 15TH CENTURY Printing of the first Russian books in 1564 led to the development of higher education and resulted into the Slav-Greek-Latin Academy in the 17th Century Moscow: political, economical and commercial center of the new country
- 7. 07 RUSSIA 17TH CENTURY Peter the Great moved capital from Moscow to St. Petersburg 19TH CENTURY Peak of Russian culture Dostoyevsky, Tchaikovsky, and Tolstoy
- 8. WORLD WAR I Civil War Communist State, Soviet Union was born in 1922 WORLD WAR II Allied with Germans Developed Nuclear weapons (Cold War vs. USA)
- 9. Open to making new connections Cautious to who you trust Adaptation to new platforms Importance to the Student Community 09 RUSSIA
- 13. ECONOMY 13 Production systems were highly developed Almost all consumer and industrial products were produced within the nation or in the Soviet block countries RUSSIA
- 14. RUSSIA ISSUES/PROBLEMS FREEDOM OF RELIGION Russian authorities continued to persecute minority religious groups groundlessly designated as "extremist" Despite having no evidence that they espoused or committed violence RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AND MINORITY RIGHTS Police continued racially profiling people of non- Slavic appearance Often subjecting them to arbitrary detention and extortion
- 15. RUSSIA SOLUTIONS COMMUNAL MENTALITY For generations until 1930's, Russian life centered on the agricultural village commune 21ST CENTURY Adapt to new digital/technological economy Flexibility to international economic relations Globalization is encouraged to narrow economic gaps between Russia and faster developing countries VLADIMIR PUTIN
- 16. RUSSIA 16 Highlight mindset Show the change that Russia is going through OBJECTIVES
- 17. HOW CAN THE PHILIPPINES IMPROVE ITS CONDITION? RUSSIA
- 19. 19 RUSSIA SOURCES [1] https://shoestring.com [2] https://www.cigionline.org [3] https://www.britannica.com [4]https://www.ducksters.com [5] https://www.advantour.com [6] http://russia.com [7] https://www.everyculture.com [8] https://hrw.org