[DOC] [TLE] Ivan III of Russia - Wikipedia [PAR] Ivan III Vasilyevich also known as Ivan the Great, was a Grand Prince of Moscow 
and Grand Prince of all Rus' (Velikij kaz' vseja Rusi). Sometimes referred to as 
the "gatherer of the Rus' lands", he tripled the territory of his state, ended the 
dominance of the Golden Horde ... Ivan brought the independent duchies (
kniaestva) of different Rurikid... [DOC] [TLE] Ivan III the Great  Russiapedia The Ryurikovich dynasty Prominent ... [PAR] Ivan III the Great was the grand prince of Moscow and the grand prince of all 
Russia. During his reign, the Russian state gained independence from the 
Mongol Tatars, ... Ivan also made Moscow the centre of the Russian world by 
considerably ... of the Mongol Tatar Empire of the Golden Horde and for over two 
centuries was... [DOC] [TLE] Ivan III facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com articles about ... [PAR] Ivan III. Encyclopedia of Russian History COPYRIGHT 2004 The Gale Group Inc. 
... Ivan III was the first Russian ruler to gain full independence from the Golden 
Horde. ... The towers and walls of the Kremlin were built in the 1480s and 1490s 
by Italian architects and ... See also: golden horde; muscovy; novgorod the great
... [DOC] [TLE] Ivan the Great becomes Grand Prince of Moscow | History Today [PAR] ... to the Khans of the Golden Horde, Tatar masters of a an area stretching from 
eastern ... their territory until they gained independence under Ivan III, known as 
the Great. ... He shrewdly took over the ancient Novgorod Chronicle and made it 
a... [DOC] [TLE] j-history 2 Flashcards | Quizlet [PAR] HISTORY FROM HOLLYWOOD $200: 1927's "Wings" features great dogfight 
scenes set in this war ..... HISTORY $300: Ivan the Great made the great decision 
to gain independence from this group known as the Golden Horde the Mongols. [DOC] [TLE] The Effects of the Mongol Empire on Russia [PAR] Perhaps a decision by the Russian princes to make peace could have averted 
this. ... to what extent one empire had on another people or group of people  in 
terms of ... Indeed, the linguistic and even socio-linguistic impacts were great, as 
the .... _____ Russia and the Golden Horde: The Mongol Impact on Medieval... [DOC] [TLE] MONGOL IMPACT [PAR] The decision on the part of many peasants to become the lifetime laborers of the 
... Until the mid-19th century, the great majority of the population of Russia would 
be tied to ... Some Russian towns made profits on the increased trade Mongol 
links made ... As Moscow grew in strength, the power of the Golden Horde 
declined. [DOC] [TLE] Absolutism in Russia: Part One--Through Ivan IV. [PAR] The Mongol Army was known as the Golden Horde, and was particularly ruthless. 
... In once instance, a Mongol commander built a pyramid of human heads 
outside a Persian ... One of the most important of the Great Princes of Moscow as 
Ivan I, (r. ... As Ivan gained power, the Russian nobility, known as Boyars, lost 
power. [DOC] [TLE]    [PAR] Thus, Golden Horde Empire in times of Ivan the Terrible was almost entirely 
restored. ... overcome Crimean Khan alone Ivan the Fourth sent the Great 
Embassy to ... Thus, Lithuania will gain much from existence of independent 
Crimea that ..... All Crimean Tatars political parties Bolsheviks called bourgeois 
and broke them... [DOC] [TLE] Ivan III of Russia 3.jpg | Russia Tsars | Pinterest | Golden Horde ... [PAR] See more about Golden Horde, Grand Prince and Moscow. ... Ivan the Great [
1440-1505]: In the late 1440s, Ivan III began a massive building project in what is 
now ..... Helmet of Tsar Ivan IV of Russia, made in the 1530s. ..... gradually 
expanded their territory until they gained independence under Ivan III, known as 
the Great. [DOC] [TLE] history of Central Asia | Britannica.com [PAR] While it seems likely that the principal languages of many great nomadic empires 
... The first human groups to emerge at the dawn of history that are identifiable by 
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Question: Ivan the Great made the great decision to gain independence from this group known as the Golden Horde
Answer: the Mongols