Political Communities Reordered (900-1050) - Byzantium: The Strengths and Limits of Centralization - The Formation of Rus
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Where did the Vikings go? What did they do with animals and people?
- The Vikings who went to Lake Ilmen, Novgorod, and eventually still further, to the region of Kiev (Kyiv), trapped animals for furs and captured people - the indigenous Slavs inhabiting these regions - as slaves.
- Taking advantage of river networks and other trade routes that led as far south as Iraq and as far west as Austria, they exchanged their human and animal cargos for silks and silver, forming crucial links between east and west, north and south.
What religion did the Khazars decide to adopt? Who followed?
Where did Rus' rulers saw their greatest advantage? What did it lead to?
- Rus' rulers saw their greatest advantage in good relations with the Byzantines, who wanted their fine furs, wax, honey, and - especially - slaves.
- In the course of the tenth century, with the blessing of the Byzantines, the Rus brought the Khazar Empire to its knees.
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How were good relations between Rus and Byzantium sealed?
When did Rus convert to Christianity?
Why did Vladimir chose the Byzantine form of Christianity?
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