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Q: The Slavs lived in villages with their extended families. True False?
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The early Slavs lived in villages of?

the slavs clans ( or tribes ) lived in a village of extended families


How did the Slavs influence Russia's development?

i don't no sorry do u need this for school because its the same question i have for homework? The Slavs helped influence Russia's development by forming small villages and farmland. They also traded on the rivers that connected the Baltic and the Black Sea which helped the growth of Kiev.


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the Slavs did settle in Belarus and Ukraine.


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The Slavs


Where did the slavs first live in Europe?

Slavs originate from Eastern Europe.


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What is the difference between slavs and Russians?

Slavs are an ethnic group that encompasses various Eastern European nationalities, including Russians. Russians specifically refer to people from the country of Russia. So, all Russians are Slavs, but not all Slavs are Russian.


Which continents do Slavs live on?

Answer: Slavs live on the European and Asian continents.


What was the goal of the Crusades?

To capture Jerusalem and gain control of the Holy Lands. However, eventually the Christian troops also extended the crusade to include taking Spain from the Moors and the Slavs from Eastern Europe.


Who were the ancient people who settled in all of Eastern Europe?

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What languages are spoken by Slavs?

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