Russian-British diplomatic relationhips

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1. Russian-British diplomatic relationhips
2. THE PROJECT IS DEDICATED TO THE 450TH
3. THE PROJECT IS DONE
4. TO be ignorant of what occurred before
5. Sociological survey.1) When did the relationships between
6. Diagram.According to the results of our sociological
7. Richard Chancellor.Richard Chancellor led the survivors down
8. Ivan the Terrible.In 1553 trade (commercial) relations
9. The English House in Moscow was a
10. PETER THE GREAT.In the 17 century, English
11. Peter the Great dressed as a ship’s
12. At the half-way mark in the four-and-a-half
13. Alexander I was to be vilified for
14. Nicholas II.In 1896, Tsar Nicholas II and
15. The October Revolution.The fall of the Provisional
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THE PROJECT IS DEDICATED TO THE 450TH ANNIVERSARY OF CONTACTS BETWEEN BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.THE PROJECT IS DEDICATED TO THE 450TH ANNIVERSARY OF CONTACTS BETWEEN BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.

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Слайд 1 RUSSIAN-BRITISH DIPLOMATIC

RELATIONHIPS.

RUSSIAN-BRITISH DIPLOMATIC
RELATIONHIPS.

Слайд 2THE PROJECT IS DEDICATED TO THE 450TH ANNIVERSARY OF CONTACTS

BETWEEN BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.

THE PROJECT IS DEDICATED TO THE 450TH

ANNIVERSARY OF CONTACTS BETWEEN BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.

Слайд 3 THE PROJECT IS DONE BY THE STUDENTS OF CLASS 11

D, ELVIRA KHALMETOVA AND DINA BOGAPOVA. ADVISER-IRENE LAPTEVA. GYMNASIUM # 4. ASTRAKHAN-2006.

THE PROJECT

IS DONE BY THE STUDENTS OF CLASS 11 D, ELVIRA KHALMETOVA AND DINA BOGAPOVA. ADVISER-IRENE LAPTEVA. GYMNASIUM # 4. ASTRAKHAN-2006.

THE PROJECT IS DONE BY THE STUDENTS OF CLASS 11 D, ELVIRA KHALMETOVA AND

Слайд 4TO be ignorant of what occurred
before you were born

is to remain

always a child. CICERO

Слайд 5Sociological survey.
1) When did the relationships between Russia and Britain

start?
2) Which wars did Russia and Britain collaborate in?
3) Which

wars did Russia and Britain compete in?
4) What political leaders attended Russia/Britain?
5) What do you know about modern relationships?

Sociological survey.1) When did the relationships between Russia and Britain start?2) Which wars did Russia and Britain

Слайд 6Diagram.
According to the results of our sociological survey we have

made a special diagram to show how our students answered

the questions.

Diagram.According to the results of our sociological survey we have made a special diagram to show how

Слайд 7Richard Chancellor.
Richard Chancellor led the survivors down to Moscow where

they were cordially received by Ivan the Terrible.
Sadly, on

the return journey, Chancellor was drowned off the north-east coast of Scotland in November 1556.

Richard Chancellor.Richard Chancellor led the survivors down to Moscow where they were cordially received by Ivan the

Слайд 8Ivan the Terrible.
In 1553 trade (commercial) relations were consolidated.
Later,

a correspondence developed between Elizabeth I and Ivan the terrible,

the Tsar going so far as to propose the mutual right of asylum to his English counterpart, and even marriage.

Ivan the Terrible.In 1553 trade (commercial) relations were consolidated. Later, a correspondence developed between Elizabeth I and

Слайд 9The English House in Moscow was a gift from Ivan

the Terrible to Richard Chancellor, and used as a courthouse.

It is a rare example of medieval architecture in the Russian capital.

The English House in Moscow was a gift from Ivan the Terrible to Richard Chancellor, and used

Слайд 10PETER THE GREAT.
In the 17 century, English emphasis in Anglo-Russian

relations was on trade, while the Russian focus was somewhat

more political.
Peter the Great’s notorious visit to London in 1698 inaugurated the new century in a diplomatic, economic and cultural manner.
There was a suggestion that Peter’s daughter, the Empress Elizabeth, should marry Charles Edward “the Young Pretender”.

PETER THE GREAT.In the 17 century, English emphasis in Anglo-Russian relations was on trade, while the Russian

Слайд 11Peter the Great dressed as a ship’s carpenter. Peter’s visit

to England in 1698 left some uncomfortable memories in England,

but galvanized Russia technologically.

Peter the Great dressed as a ship’s carpenter. Peter’s visit to England in 1698 left some uncomfortable

Слайд 12At the half-way mark in the four-and-a-half centuries of their

relationship, Great Britain and Russia were far from friendly. However,

at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, there was in Russia a distinct period of “Anglo mania”

At the half-way mark in the four-and-a-half centuries of their relationship, Great Britain and Russia were far

Слайд 13Alexander I was to be vilified for his Tilsit Agreement

with Napoleon in 1807, but acclaimed after his armies achieved

victory over the invading French Emperor in 1812.
Later, relations took a turn for the worse which was connected with the suppression of Poland and the onset of the Eastern Question.

Alexander I.

Слайд 14Nicholas II.
In 1896, Tsar Nicholas II and his wife Alexandra

went on a grand tour of the courts of Europe.

Queen Victoria was excited about a reunion with her grand- daughter “dearest Alicky”, who had spent several childhood years with her grandmother after the premature death of her own mother.
In 1907 Great Britain joined Russia and France in the Triple Entente.