Peter I (the Great) and his half-brother Ivan V ruled under the regency of his half-sister Sofiya from 1682 to 1689. When Peter became old enough, Sofiya was packed off to a monastery for her treachery. Peter and Ivan jointly ruled Russia until 1696 when Ivan died of one of the many illnesses he had suffered all of his life. Peter carried on alone and really came into his own. He dragged Russia into the European world and picked up European technology and led Russia to become a world power before his death in 1725. One way or another, Peter I (the Great) ruled Russia from 1682 to 1725 when he died without leaving an heir to the throne.
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Tsar Feodor III ruled immediately before Peter I (the Great). Many other princes and tsars ruled before him - check Wikipedia for "List of Russian rulers".
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US (IN LATER YEARS) Great Britain, France, Russia, China, and many other minor countries that didnt affect it much =)
During World War 2 they fought for 5 years.
Catherine I born 1685 and died in 1727 was famous because she was a peasant and a foreigner who after being taken as a prisoner of war at 17 managed to become mistress and friend to the most powerful people in Russia, the mistress to the Tzar and finally the first female empress in a country unaccustomed to being ruled by a woman. She ruled for only two years but not only made secure the changes her husband started in the country, which could well have been destroyed, but was an influence for mercy and compassion for her husband who was not known for his "people" orientation. Her daughter Elizabeth was able to rule after her. Her story is that of the stuff of legends. She was beautiful as a young girl, sensible always and supportive to Peter. It was considered the most successful relationship of his life
Peter the Great learned and adopted many new western ideas for Russia,
they were affected as peter was their god people thought he was the best leader of all time in russia
Many people have, most notably Peter the Great, Mikhail Gorbachev, and Boris Yeltsin.
Russiaâ??s window to Europe was Saint Petersburg. Saint Petersburg was founded by Peter the Great. Due to this, Russia got many European cultural influences.
modernized and expanded Russia Built city of St. Petersburg westernized Russia
No Ivan "the terrible" died in the late 1500's before Ivan, Peters brother was even born.
Tsar Feodor III ruled immediately before Peter I (the Great). Many other princes and tsars ruled before him - check Wikipedia for "List of Russian rulers".
Russia was founded almost 2,000 years ago.
74 years.
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Peter the Great traveled to Western Europe to figure out how the Russians could be more like Western Europeans. He wanted to modernize Russia's military and industries. He was determine to bring Russia up to date with the more advanced countries of Western Europe, his goal was to modernize Russia and make it a more sophisticated country. When he returned to Russia, he made changes in the government, Russian culture (forced nobility to dress like Westerners and to cut their beards), made changes in the Russian Orthodox church, moved the capital to St. Petersburg and raised taxes to pay for reconstructing the military.Read more: Peter_the_great........_what_did_he_do_on_his_trip_of_the_Grand_embassy_I_need_help_answering_this_question
He had spent many years in European cities and you can see that influence in his city of Petersburg. Unlike Moscow the city is colorful, urban, and feels European. He also learned how to be a sailor and began the Russian navy and transformed Russia into a power from an backwater farming nation.