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What did Peter the Great do when Russian society had to change to compete with the modern states of Europe?
Ivan IV, known as Ivan the Terrible, was the first Russian ruler to use the title of tsar.
Who were the absolute rulers of Russia?
Peter the Great ruled from 1682 until 1725, during which he implemented extensive reforms to modernize Russias military, government, and economy. His military reforms included the establishment of a standing army and navy, along with modern training methods that helped Russia become a formidable military power.
Which of the following are Peter the Greats reforms to modernize Russia?
He improved Russian agriculture by introducing the potato, strengthened the Russian economy by importing skilled workers, and liberated Russian women by allowing them to appear in public without veils. In a famous and much resented act, Peter forced nobles to shave off their traditional long beards.
How did Peter the Great change Russian society?
His social reforms included the requirement of Western fashion in his court (including facial hair for men), attempts to end arranged marriages, and the introduction of the Julian Calendar in 1700. One of Peters most audacious goals was reducing the influence of the boyars, or the feudal elite class.
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