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What were four reasons Russia was considered a backwards nation when Peter the 1st became czar?
When Peter I became czar in 1682, Russia was considered backwards for several reasons. First, it had a largely agrarian economy with limited industrialization compared to Western Europe. Second, its social structure was rigid and feudal, with serfdom prevalent, hindering social mobility and economic progress. Third, cultural isolationism meant that Russia lagged in adopting modern scientific and technological advancements. Lastly, military inefficiencies and outdated tactics left the Russian army ill-prepared compared to other European powers.
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When did France become allies with Russia?
France and Russia became allies in 1892 and that ended again in 1904.
What was Peter the Great main reason for visiting the west?
Czar Peter I (later called the Great) wanted to westernize Russia, after he returned from the trip his mother sent him on to Europe. On his trip he found out that even Europe's poorest were richer then Russia's riches.
Is Stanley Yelnats a palindrome?
Stanley Yelnats IV's great-great grandfather, Elya Yelnats, married a woman named Sarah Miller in America. Sarah noticed that Yelnats spelled backwards became Stanley, so she named her son Stanley. The Stanleys after Stanley Yelnats I kept on liking the name, and they continued naming their children Stanley.
Where did peter the great die?
Peter the Great (Peter I)Born: May 30 (June 9), 1672, Moscow.Died: January 28 (February 8), 1725, St. Petersburg.Crowned Tsar of Russia on April 27, 1682; became Emperor of Russia on October22,1721.
Why did Peter the Great build a new capital of russia?
Peter built a new capital for two main reasons: 1. He wanted to be closer to the inland European countries and not far and isolated. It made trading through the sea easier. The new city (made of mostly of stone) was a new beginning which brings me to the second point 2. St. Petersburg also became the face of the new Russia, inspired by other European "beauties", especially Versailles. Moscow was old and traditional. Peter wanted a new and innovative country.
When did Russia became indepedent?
Russia became independent of the Soviet Union in 1991.
How did Russia became weak?
It didn't. Russia became one of the 'superpowers' after WW 2. It remains so.
What became part of russia in 2014?
Russia annexed the Crimea
Boris yeltsin became leader of what?
he became leader of Russia
What did Russia's name change to after it became a communist nation?
Soviet Russia
How was Russia impacted more dramatically by World War 1 than Western European countries were?
Answer this question…Russia became part of an entirely new country based on communism.
When did Joseph Stalin become prime minister of russia?
He became the leader of russia on 1929.
How old was Adolf Hitler when he became leader of Russia?
Hitler was never the leader of Russia.
The Czech republicpoland and became members of NATO in 1999.?
Hungary!! its not Russia
Who became the Empress of Russia in 1762?
Catherine II (the Great), born Sophia Augusta Frederica of Anhalt-Zerbst, became the Empress of Russia in 1762.
Who became the leader of russia when her husband was murdered?
Catherine the Great became the leader of Russia after her friends murdered her husband, Peter III, to put her in power.
Which country became Communist in world war 1?
Communism means a classless stateless society based on production for use. Clearly no country became Communist after WW1, and Communism will have to exist at a global level anyway. Russia became state capitalist.
