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Rasputin
russian monk who friend with Nicholas II, Tsar of Russia, believed to be predictor and healer as he healed Alexei’s haemophilia. if predict that if he die, royal family die, to mantain his position as many ppl doubted him. when he was assasinated, the peasants were mad, and the royal family died.
Phiotheus of Pskov aka Filofei
he created the Moscow - third rome prophecy, suggesting the city should follow the steps of rome and constantinople. he presented his ideas in letters to Grand Duke Vasily, prince of Russia.
Letters were all church stuff because at that time Moscow was the only city with Orthodox faith left as rome and constantinople fell. it was a warning for them to be pure and keep their faith
polarity
power is divided on the global stage
unipolarity
one country holds the majority of power on the global stage
bipolarity
2 countries copete for major influence over the global stage
multipolarity
many countries have similar pwoers over the world stage
core countries
hgiher skill capital based economies
periphery countries
lower skilled and rely on labour economies
semi-periphery counntries
means got both periphery and core loh
world-system theory
attempt to predict the rise and fall of states
power
economic and military ability to have influence on world stage
great power
nation is able to influence other countries on a glabal scale
middle power
exert influence or are influenced but not to a high degree
small power
largely influenced by great powers, they are more influenced thn they can influence themselves
regional powers
power in regions only loh, i think lah
emerging powers
countries moving up on the power scale by developing
hegemons
another word for great powersc
cilent state
state being controlled economically, politically, and militarily by a controlling state
other names for cilent states
satellite staates, colonies, dominions, puppet states
soft power
ability to attract and persuade, rather than coerce, through positive means like cultural exchange, education, and diplomacy. It’s about shaping the preferences of others through appeal rather than force.
hard power
use of military and economic incentives by great powers to influence other poolitical bodies
emergency aid
rapid assistance in immediate distress
humanitarian aid
aid being aimed at fixing social issuses and poverty
development aid
long term country development