Socio-Cultural Innovations of Russian America in the Contemporary Reality of the USA
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Socio-Cultural Innovations of Russian America in the Contemporary Reality of the USA
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The article is devoted to the presence and influence of the main traditions of the Russian Orthodox Church in Alaska from the time of the first Orthodox mission until today. Alaska had an unusual historical experience in which there was interaction of three different cultures: the autochthonous, the Russian and the American involving U.S. citizens. This brought about a melding which says a great deal about the Russian presence in Alaska. Many phenomena of contemporary social and political life in Alaska were introduced and inculcated by Russian Orthodox missionaries. These missionaries also assisted in vaccinating the Alaskan population, even after it became U.S. territory
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Russian America, Russian Orthodox Church, history, Alaska, California, missionaries, cultures
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06.07.2016
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15.09.2016
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