History of Eastern Europe

Soviet Union

1980 BCE

The Soviet Union became the 2/3 of Eastern Europe

3 countries

1800 BCE

Eastern Europe became just Russia, Prussia and Austria

Lithuania

1578 BCE

Lithuania became Polish-Lithuania Commonwealth

Muscovy

1549 BCE

Muscovy became Russia

Muscovy

1501 BCE

Muscovy grew and invaded a part of Lithuania

Lithuania

1435 BCE

Lithuania started to grow until it became almost half of Eastern Europe

Kumans

1242 BCE

Kumans became the Mongol Empire

Invasion to KIevan Rus'

1054 BCE

Kievan Rus' became smaller because of the arrival of Haych, Turov, Volynia, Polotsk, Novgorod and Rostov-Suzdal and one year later it became Kievan causeChernigov arrived.

Kievan Rus'

955 BCE

Kievan Rus' expanded to almost half of Eastern Europe

Kievan Rus'

885 BCE

Kievan Rus' came to invade 1/3 of Eastern Europe

Khazar Khaganante

860 BCE

Khazar Kaganante arrived to Eastern Europe

Kingdom of France

797 BCE

The Kingdom of France dominated Avar Khaganate

Bulgaria

784 BCE

Roman Empire dominated a piece of Bulgaria

Avar Khaganate

567 BCE

Avar Khaganate won the territory

Hunnic Empire

400 BCE

Hunnic Empire dominated half of Eastern Europe