Along with Ruthenians, these people would have been elevated to create a commonwealth of three nations (-5[1])in the unsuccessful Treaty of Hadiach (-5[2])(“HAHD-yutch”). A group of these people legendarily referred to Sultan Mehmed IV (10[1]-5[1])as (10[1])“an attendant (10[2])of Lucifer” (10[1])in an (10[1])insulting (10[1])letter (10[1])known (-5[1])as (10[2])their (10[1])“reply.” (10[1]-5[3])An (10[1])ataman (10[2])of these people (-5[1])sacked (10[1])Kazan (10[1])during (-5[1])a rebellion that occurred (-5[1])during (10[1])Catherine the Great’s reign. (-5[1])Yemelyan (10[1]-5[1])Pugachev (10[1]-5[1])(“ye-MEAL-yan POO-ga-chev”) and Ivan (-5[1])Mazepa were leaders (10[1]-5[2])of these people, who lived (-5[1])in groups (10[1])called hosts (-5[1])and chiefly lived near (-5[1])the Dnieper (10[1])and Don rivers. (10[2]-5[2])For (10[1])10 points, (10[2])name these militaristic, nomadic (-5[1])horsemen (10[1])that lived (10[1])in (-5[1])Ukraine and Russia. (10[6]0[2])■END■ (10[10]0[8])