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In what way did Peter the Great shift the foreign policy interests of Russia?Select one:a. Peter the Great initiated the Russian invasion of China.b. Peter abandoned the Russian policies of expansion in favor of consolidation at the center.c. Peter's wars with the Ottoman Empire and Sweden indicated a westward shift in Russian expansion. d. Peter allied himself with the traditional Russian enemy, the Ottoman Empire.e. Peter began Russian expansion into North America and Japan.
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