4.6 Exploring Rebellions and Reforms

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Which of the following reforms is Catherine the Great most known for implementing in Russia?
Abolishing serfdom,
Modernizing the Russian legal code,
Establishing a constitutional monarchy,
Introducing universal suffrage

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Modernizing the Russian legal code

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What was a significant outcome of the Pugachev Rebellion during Catherine the Great's reign?

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Strengthening of serfdom

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Which of the following best describes the role of Cossacks in Russian society during the 18th century? Options: They were primarily merchants and traders., They served as a military class with a degree of autonomy., They were a religious sect seeking independence., They were serfs working on noble estates.

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They served as a military class with a degree of autonomy.

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Ana Nzinga of Ndongo is best known for her resistance against which European colonial power?

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Portuguese

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What was a significant impact of the Glorious Revolution on the English monarchy?

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It limited the powers of the monarchy and increased parliamentary authority.

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a large area of flat unforested grassland in southeastern Europe or Siberia.

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Steppes

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What was one of the main reasons for the Pugachev Rebellion against Catherine the Great?

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Discontent with serfdom and peasant conditions

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How did the Cossacks contribute to the expansion of the Russian Empire?

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By serving as explorers and military pioneers

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Ana Nzinga's resistance is notable for her strategic use of which of the following? Guerrilla warfare tactics, Diplomatic alliances with neighboring tribes, Naval blockades, Economic sanctions

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Diplomatic alliances with neighboring tribes

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Which document, resulting from the Glorious Revolution, laid the foundation for constitutional monarchy in England? Options: Magna Carta, English Bill of Rights, Petition of Right, Act of Settlement

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English Bill of Rights