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Foreign affairs and wars: wars with Sweden and Turkey; involvement in European conflicts.
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Increasing the glory of Russia, 1707–1725
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Increasing the glory of Russia, 1707–1725
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Foreign affairs and wars: wars with Sweden and Turkey; involvement in European conflicts
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What was the primary goal of Peter the Great's foreign policy during the wars with Sweden?
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The primary goal of Peter the Great's foreign policy during the wars with Sweden was to expand Russia's territory and gain access to the Baltic Sea.
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- Baltic Sea: A sea in Northern Europe bordered by several countries, including Sweden, Finland, and the Baltic states, crucial for trade and military access.
- Conscription: Mandatory enlistment in the military, which Peter the Great implemented to build a larger and more effective army.
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Confusing the Great Northern War with other conflicts: Focus on the specific objectives and outcomes of the Great Northern War, particularly Russia's territorial gains and its impact on European power dynamics.
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