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How did Ivan the Terrible rule Russia?

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For much of Russian history, the czars ruled as absolute monarchs. Peter the Great attempted to introduce a meritocracy during his reign.

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he was a very agresive man he send oprichniki to kill others who didint want to fallow his rules or who talked back to him he had introdused Russia to a tradition of extreme absolute power

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Compare Czar Alexander II's rule to those that followed

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