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ENagel

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In what way did Peter the Great wish to westernize Russia?
 
  a. building St. Petersburg.
  b. demanding that Russians dress in Western clothing.
  c. all of the answers are correct.
  d. creating a large and modern standing military.
  e. advances in education.

Question 2

What religion did the quilombos adopt?
 
  a. Catholicism
  b. Amerindian
  c. Combination of Catholicism and Amerindian
  d. Aztec-Incan
  e. African traditions



ms_sulzle

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

e



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