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Empires Apart

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by Brian Landers


  Russia, 406, 506

  Old Believers, 415

  Olga (Helga), 23

  oligarchs

  American Civil War, 256

  Bermuda, 167

  business practices, 308

  corporations, 365, 421, 518

  free markets, 340

  greed, 318, 320

  Hamilton, 184

  Hawaii, 284

  Massachusetts, 179

  media, 353

  political power, 312, 356

  power, 300, 310, 374, 421

  railways, 309, 368–69

  Russia, 310, 312, 362, 374, 505–6

  Virginia, 54, 55

  Olney Corollary, 214, 524, 525

  Olney, Richard, 214

  oprichniki, 76, 78. See also secret police

  Oregon, 240

  Osceola, 231

  O’Sullivan, John, 244

  Pacific, 324

  Pacific Railroad Act, 279

  Paine, Thomas, 169–70, 174, 247

  Panama, 148, 332

  Pan-American Congress, 528–29

  Pan-Slavism, 236

  Paris, 204

  Parker, Fess, 149

  patrimonial society, 136

  patriotism, 513

  Paul, John. See Jones, John Paul

  Paul (Tsar), 198, 199, 201, 212

  Pavlov, Ivan, 311

  Pavlutsky, Dmitri, 281

  Paxton Boys, 157, 158

  Pearl Harbor, 426, 433

  Pearson, 515–16

  peasants. See serfs

  Peck, Gregory, 500

  Pemberton, John Stith, 367–68

  Penn, Thomas, 103

  Penn, William, 102

  Pennsylvania, 102

  People’s Will, 300

  Pequot, 87, 88

  Pequot War, 88–89

  perestroika, 495, 502

  Perovskaya, Sophia, 301

  Perry, George, 51

  Peter III, 140

  Peter the Great, 20, 130–34, 137–38

  Peters, Hugh, 98

  PFI (Private Finance Initiative), 538–39

  Philadelphia, 105

  Philippines, 276, 288–90, 435, 444

  Pilgrim Fathers. See Pilgrims

  Pilgrims, 46, 53

  myth, 92, 94

  Plymouth colony, 92–96, 99

  terror, 85

  Pining, Dietrich, 37

  Pinkerton, Allan, 355

  Pinkertons, 355

  Pinochet, Augusto, 480

  Pipes, Richard, 548

  piracy, 45

  Plehve, Vyacheslav, 344

  Plymouth colony, 92, 99

  Pobedonostev, Konstantin, 304–5

  pogroms

  America, 7, 344, 345

  Russia, 343, 344, 345

  see also massacres

  Poland

  1863 revolt, 238

  Alexander I, 201

  Congress of Vienna, 206

  independence, 503

  Katyn massacre, 465

  partitions, 194–97

  Russian expansion, 126, 127

  Second World War, 425

  Solidarity, 502

  Ukraine, 126, 393–94

  Warsaw battle, 394

  Warsaw revolt, 232

  Polar Bear expedition, 375

  police state, 222

  Political Action Committees, 518

  political frameworks, protest within, 268

  political life, 183, 223, 518–19

  Politkovskaya, Anna, 508

  Polk, James, 235, 236, 240

  Poniatowski, Stanislas Augustus. See Stanislas II

  population growth, 251

  Port Arthur, 325, 327

  Pothorst, Hans, 37

  Poyarkov, Vasily, 118

  ‘praying towns,’ 91

  presidential elections, 267, 303, 378–79

  presidents, America, 183, 264, 549

  Prestowitz, Clyde, 545

  price-fixing, 320

  primogeniture, 145–46

  Pritsak, Omeljan, 28

  Private Finance Initiative (PFI), 538–39

  Procter & Gamble, 538

  propaganda, 380

  protests, political frameworks, 268

  psychological imperialism, 504

  Puerto Rico, 286, 290, 291, 444

  Pugachev, Emilian, 270

  Pugachev rebellion, 270

  purges, 439

  Puritans, 86–89, 93, 96, 99–102, 187

  Putin, Vladimir, 494, 506, 507, 508

  Quakers, 99, 102

  Quitman, John, 242

  racism, 57–58, 271, 416, 418

  Radhaniya, 29

  Radischev, Alexander, 246

  railways

  America, 278–79, 368–69, 371

  Russia, 310, 324, 376–77

  Reagan, Ronald, 478, 480, 548

  Red Indians, 156. See also Native Americans

  Regents, 226

  regime change, 450–56, 480

  Rehnquist, William, 374

  religion, 122, 187, 189–90, 197, 257, 547

  religious discrimination, 100–103

  religious fundamentalism, 97

  Republicans, 302, 303

  Revere, Paul, 162, 163

  revolutionary socialists, 337

  revolutions, 178

  revolvers, 248

  Rhode Island, 100

  Ribault, Jean, 47, 48

  rice, 527

  Rice, Condoleezza, 522–23

  right, 448

  right of free speech, 373

  rights, corporate, 363, 371

  rights of man, 219

  Roanoke, 50

  robber barons. See oligarchs

  Rockefeller, John D., 308, 315

  Roman empire, 17, 21

  Romania, 503

  Romanov, Michael, 83, 130

  Romanovna, Anastasia, 75

  Romanovs, 83, 129–41, 199, 342, 347

  Roosevelt Corollary, 332

  Roosevelt, Franklin D., 426, 427, 434, 435

  Roosevelt, Kermit, 432, 453, 455

  Roosevelt, Theodore, 315–18

  1912 election, 378–79

  Cuba, 289–90

  inauguration, 283

  Maine, 288

  Russia and Japan, 327–28

  rule of law, 144–49, 520

  Rurik, 22

  Rus, 22–23, 26–27, 64, 504

  Russia

  Alexander I, 199, 201–6, 211–12, 215

  American Civil War, 259

  Beria, 462–65

  Catherine the Great, 140–41, 181–83, 193–95, 198

  Chechens, 239–40

  Chukchi, 281, 282

  Church, 257–58

  civil service, 125

  cold war, 470

  collapse of, 502–5

  colonisation, 122–23, 189, 190, 336

  Crimean War, 238

  culture, 304

  determined opportunism, 513

  dissent, 297–302, 306, 334–37, 496–97, 501

  economy, 436, 465, 494, 495, 505

  empire, 396, 466, 471, 502–5, 512–13

  First World War, 346

  foreign investment, 314

  foreign policy, 442

  glasnost, 495, 501

  Gorbachev, 495, 501, 502, 504

  health indicators, 535

  imperial expansion, 126–29

  imperialism, 81, 123, 274–75

  industrialisation, 307, 312–14

  Ivan IV (the Terrible), 73–79, 112–13, 126

  Khruschev, 465

  Komi, 414–15

  labour unrest, 353–54

  languages, 501

  manifest destiny, 129, 181

  military force, 189

  Mongols, 65–68, 70–72

  as nation state, 111

  nobility, role of, 135–36

  Novgorod, 22, 69–70, 86

  occupation, 435

  October Revolution, 348

  oil, 406, 506

 
oligarchs, 312, 340, 362, 374, 505–6

  oppression, 439

  origins, 27

  Pan-Slavism, 236

  patrimonial society, 136

  perceptions of, 432

  perestroika, 495, 502

  pogroms, 343, 344, 345

  prisoners of war, 436

  Putin, 494, 506, 507, 508

  railways, 310, 324, 376–77

  reconstruction, 436

  religion, 122

  Rus, 22–23, 26–27, 64, 504

  science, 310–12

  Second World War, 425, 429, 430

  serfs, 221

  Siberia, 114–22

  territorial expansion, 90, 185, 189–91

  terror, 79, 124, 485

  Time of Troubles, 81–83

  tsarism ends, 342–46

  tsars, 123, 302

  women, 301, 311

  see also Bolsheviks; communism; Lenin; Poland; serfs; Stalin

  Russia and America. See America and Russia

  Russian Revolution, 127, 178, 296–97, 301, 338, 342, 351, 353, 407, 549

  Russian-American Company, 212

  Russo-Polish War, 394

  Ryazan, 68

  St. Petersburg, 134–35, 137, 335, 336

  Sakharov, Andrei, 496–97

  Samoa, 286

  Sand Creek Massacre, 280

  Sands, Philippe, 521, 522

  Sanford, Leland, 278, 279

  Santa Anna, Antonio, 234

  Sarandon, Susan, 499

  Saud. See ibn Saud

  Saudi Arabia, 434, 435, 493

  SAVAK, 455

  savings, 539

  scale, economics, 321, 494, 531–32

  scalps, reward for, 156–57

  science, 310–12

  Scotch Irish, 157

  Scott, Winfield, 235

  Seattle, 403–4

  Sechenov, Ivan, 311

  Second World War, 423–32

  America, 426, 429, 430

  perceptions of, 430, 432

  Russia, 425, 429, 430

  secrecy, diplomacy, 453

  secret police, 355, 455. See also oprichniki

  sectarianism, 100

  Sedition Act (1798), 183–84

  Seeley, John Robert, 548

  self-interest, 245

  Seminoles, 217, 218, 231

  serfs

  Arakcheyev colonies, 221

  class struggle, 274

  communes, 547–48

  emancipation, 258, 268, 269

  peasant revolts, 270

  power structure, 300–301

  Radischev, 246

  revolts, 270

  slavery, comparison with, 26, 267–70, 273–74

  students, 299

  Seven Year War, 155

  Seward, William, 275

  sexism, 58

  Shamil, Imam, 239

  Shelikhov, Grigori, 175

  Sherman Antitrust Act, 319

  Sherman, William T., 265, 266, 271, 272

  ships, 286–89, 313, 403

  Siberia, 114–26, 250, 336

  Siberian natives, 120–21, 124–25

  Singer Corporation, 370

  Sioux, 275, 280, 282, 283

  Sitting Bull, 284, 285

  skyscrapers, 284

  Slansky, Rudolf, 439

  Slater, Samuel, 229–30

  slave-based colonisation, 91

  slavery, 56–58, 170–71, 418

  abolition of, 269

  Carolina, 60–61

  divided attitudes, 247, 253–56

  economics of, 255

  life expectancy of slaves, 180

  New England, 91

  serfdom, comparison with, 246, 267–70, 273–74

  slave revolts, 243, 270

  slave states, 189

  Texas, 233

  see also black people

  Slavophilism, 129

  Slavs, 21–22, 103, 236

  smallpox, 121

  Smith Act, 497–98

  Smith, Howard, 497

  social democratic parties, 338, 359

  ‘socialism in one country,’ 397–98

  socialists, 337–38, 354, 405, 407

  Solidarity, 502

  Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, 496, 501

  Somersett, James, 170

  Sondheim, Stephen, 500

  Soviet Union. See Russia

  Spain

  Cuba, 402

  exploration, 32–39

  Florida, 218

  Mexico, 233

  Seven Year War, 155–56

  Spanish American War, 276, 287–91

  Spanish Inquisition, 38

  Spanish-American War, 276, 287–91

  spoils system, 226–28, 519

  Squanto, 93–95

  Stalin, Joseph

  alliances, 348

  America, 263

  consolidation, 442

  death, 460, 462

  death sentences, 409

  Finnish-Americans, 104

  Georgia, 395

  Komi, 415

  Korea, 472, 475

  and Lakoba, 463

  liberation movements, 444

  memory of, 266

  perceptions, 461

  powerbase, 388

  purges, 439

  reconstruction, 436

  Second World War, 425, 426, 427

  ‘socialism in one country,’ 397–98

  Soviet empire, 396

  terror, 389–91

  and Truman, 430

  Yalta Conference, 434, 437

  zones of influence, 437

  Stalinism, 361, 389

  Standard Oil, 315, 319, 370, 406, 413

  Stanislas II, 194, 195, 197

  sterilisation, forced, 417

  Stevens, John L., 284, 285

  Stoeckl, Edouard de, 259

  Stolypin, Peter, 336

  Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 358

  strikes, 351–53, 399, 402, 404

  Struve, Friedrich, 311

  Strzelecki, Pawel, 232

  students, 299

  subsidies, 527

  Suez canal crisis, 449, 467

  sugar, 283, 284

  Sultan-Galiev, Mir Said, 389

  superiority, 81

  superpowers, 436, 443, 509

  Svyatoslav, 23

  Swartwout, Samuel, 227–28

  Sweden, 126, 132

  Sweezy, Paul, 498

  Taft, William Howard, 379

  Taino, 35

  Tajikistan, 503

  tariffs, 306–7, 412, 533–34

  Tartars, 65. See also Mongols

  Taylor, Zachary, 235, 236

  Taylorism, 406

  Tea Act, 159, 161

  Tecumseh, 208, 217, 264

  Tehran, 453

  Tehran Conference, 427

  terror

  America, 485–89

  cold war period, 484–89

  Pilgrims, 85

  Russia, 79, 124, 485

  Stalin, 389–92

  Texas, 232–35, 370, 520

  textile industry, 229–30

  Thanksgiving Day, 93

  Thatcher, Margaret, 532

  Theodoric I, 17, 18

  Third Crusade, 65

  Tift, Joshua, 106

  Tilsit, Treaty of, 202

  Time of Troubles, 81–83

  Tippecanoe, battle of, 208, 264

  Tito, 439

  tobacco, 52, 188, 189

  tolerance, 105

  torture, 521

  transcontinental railway, America, 279–80

  Trans-Siberian railway, 310, 324, 376–77

  treaties, 147–49, 280

  tributes, payment of, 87, 123–24, 537

  Tripoli, 216

  Trotsky, Leon, 336, 347, 349, 350

  Truman Doctrine, 447

  Truman, Harry S., 430, 431, 441

  trusts, 315, 319

  tsars, 123, 302

  Tulsa Pogrom, 344

  Turkestan, 275

  Turkey, 237, 333

 
Turkmenistan, 503

  Turner, Frederick, 106

  Turner Thesis, 106–7

  Tyler, John, 234

  UK. See Britain

  Ukraine, 387–88, 393, 503, 504

  Ulyanov, Alexander, 283

  Ulyanov, Vladimir. See Lenin

  Uncle Tom’s Cabin (Stowe), 358

  Underhill, John, 86, 87

  Ungern-Sternberg, Roman Fedorovich von, 396

  United Fruit Company, 366–67, 370, 455, 456

  United Nations, 434, 525

  United States of America. See America

  United States, term, 515

  urbanisation, America, 249, 251

  US. See America

  USSR. See Russia

  Uzbekistan, 275, 503

  values, modern, 272

  Van Buren, Martin, 264

  Vanderbilt, Cornelius, 242

  Vanderbilt, William, 308

  Varangians. See Vikings

  Vasilly (second False Dimitry), 83

  Vermont, 172

 

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