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- What was Germanys plan to defeat France called?
- What was supposed to protect soldiers from gunfire
- Unlike the Ming dynasty, after Russia ended Mongol rule it ________.
- Both Peter the Great and Catherine the Great borrowed heavily from western Europe in the realm of ________.
- Which of these was the context for the peasant rebellions of the 1600s and 1700s?
- Which of these provided the context for the partitions of Poland?
- Compared to Maps 21.1 and 21.2, Map 21.3, "Russia's Holdings by 1800," ________.
- Which of these contemporary states was most similar to the governments of Peter the Great and Catherine the Great?
- Which of these groups gained power under Catherine the Great?
- Peter the Great's reforms were arguably most successful in what sphere?
- Under Peter the Great, the purpose of Westernization was to ________.
- Which of these characterizes the social reforms undertaken by Peter the Great?
- Like most of the female rulers already presented in the text, Catherine the Great ________.
- Catherine the Great differed most from Peter the Great in her ________.
- Peter the Great enhanced imperial power at the expense of the ________.
- St. Petersburg had an important advantage over earlier Russian capitals; namely, it was ________.
- The Amur River agreement was concluded in the 1700s between Russia and ________.
- In Russia in the seventeenth century, changes in serfdom ran ________ western European developments.
- Under Catherine the Great, Russia pushed south against ________.
- In "The Nature of Westernization," the excerpt "'Instruction' of 1767" (pp. 485-6) follows what political model?