Russian Tartary History Exam 1835

Another section from our history exam book is focusing on Russian Tartary /Muscovite Tartary / Siberia. This 1835 old world History Exam shows how schools used to teach Tartaria. Did Russia steal Tartary?
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[Regular_John]

0:00: 📚 Examining Asiatic Russia in an 1835 school book, focusing on its boundaries, population, and geography.

0:00: Description of Asiatic Russia in 1835 school book

0:40: Mention of the conquering of the East by Russia between 1533 and 1690

0:47: Questions 1-5 detailing Asiatic Russia's geography and characteristics

3:26: 🗺️ Exploration of Tartar settlements, Russian boundaries, and Siberian geography.

3:26: Tartars founded settlements along the Eran OPI in the Middle Ages.

3:48: Russians consider the Uralian mountains as the natural boundary dividing Siberia and Europe.

4:02: Description of Siberia's surface and chief animals in the region.

6:38: 🌍 Description of various ethnic groups in Asia and Europe, including their physical appearance, habits, and superstitions.

6:38: Ethnic groups in Asia and Europe described based on physical appearance and habits.

7:02: The polar race described as small, deformed, and filthy, with black and coarse hair.

7:36: Similarities in appearance, habits, and manners of Lap Landers in Europe and Eskimo in America.

[kittycat]

Great show!! The feed brought me here. No one else has this info that I have seen. New sub.

[spitfirered]

America Was New To Russia And The EU, Imagine How Excited They Were!

[tracyvale]

Sooo interesting love all the real history ❤

[LeonardMagnusson]

this tell's there were towns and cities in america way back when. well most of us lived in the cities back then. nice ones. the people they show in the old houses. there because they wanted to. they liked it. my grand parent's move from the city. wanted to farm. and they did. his dad lived in the city.

[muqeo]

I love it!! This was so informative and helpful in understanding the past and the people. Can't wait for more!

[LeonardMagnusson]

19 is sounding like now . nothing changes.

[YrAwenBardd]

Great content! Love these later insights into what Tartary had become during the time it was falling to the West. Very insightful what they talk about & also what they don't 👀
#tartaria

[LeonardMagnusson]

sounds like a full rolling prison aparratise . that implies they was a system. how much government was there. was it down to dog catcher. serious, it sound no different then now.

[Gmanxxx]

How did the Tartars manage their gigantic civilization? May I suggest underground tunnels that connect their cities!

[czgunlo]

There is a misspelling in the description.

[ri-ojul]

How many American students can answer any of these questions in 2024?
They should bring back the textbooks from the 1800s

[mysticaltim]

Such a high like/view ratio, yet YT seems to be killing your algorithm. Kinda says something...