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Early reforms: economic and financial; political; military; changes in society.
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Establishing authority, 1682–1707
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Establishing authority, 1682–1707
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Early reforms: economic and financial; political; military; changes in society
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Which of the following reforms was implemented by Peter the Great to modernize the Russian military?
Direct answer
Peter the Great introduced conscription as part of his military reforms to create a standing army and modernize Russia's military capabilities.
Key terms
- Westernization: The process of adopting Western European ideas, culture, and practices, which Peter the Great pursued to modernize Russia.
- Meritocracy: A system in which advancement is based on individual ability or achievement, which Peter promoted through the Table of Ranks.
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Confusing Peter the Great's reforms with those of later leaders: Focus on the specific context and goals of Peter's reforms, particularly his emphasis on military modernization and Westernization.
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