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Changes to central and local government; the reform of the army and the introduction of the Table of Ranks and the Service State.
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Increasing the glory of Russia, 1707–1725
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Changes to central and local government; the reform of the army and the introduction of the Table of Ranks and the Service State
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What was one of the key reforms introduced by Peter the Great to modernize the Russian army?
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Peter the Great introduced conscription as a means to ensure a steady supply of soldiers for his reformed army.
Key terms
- Absolutism: A political system in which a single ruler holds absolute power, often justified by divine right.
- Meritocracy: A system in which advancement is based on individual ability or achievement rather than on class privilege or wealth.
Common trap
Confusing the Table of Ranks with traditional noble hierarchies: Clarify that it aimed to diminish noble privilege by promoting merit-based advancement.
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