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It was a landlocked country. Until Peter the Great there was no navy. One reason he built St.Petersburg was to gain a water route. He literally built the city out of a swampy land and several thousand peasants died building it. Peter had traveled to the major capitals of Europe and built the city to copy what he had seen in Europe. He succeeded and today the city still has an European feel and look to it as well is still the center for the navy.
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How do the people of Europe overcome the barriers created by the diversity of culture?
The Russian revolution
Why did Stalin in ww2 want an invasion of western Europe so badly?
to divert the German army from the Russian front
How does the modern bicycle operate in the 1700s?
It didn't, as there weren't any "modern bicycles" in the 1700s.
What important events happened in Europe in 1920?
- Mussolini, a fascism sympathizer, takes power in Italy in 1921 - Russian famine of 1926
The century of the 1700s are?
eighteenth century
What is the Russian nobility of late 1700s?
describe russian nobilityy in the 1700's
Why do you think china wanted to be isolated from European countries in the 1700s and1800s?
why do you think china wanted to be isolated from european countries in the 1700's and1800's
Whose reign saw the inclusion of many non-Russian peoples into the Russian Empire in the late 1700s?
jo russieya wale the woh bohot kuttey the is liye inho ne late empire kiya 1700s me
The cultural and intellectual capital of Europe during the 1700s?
Paris
Why did people in Europe decide to move to the british colonies during the 1600s and 1700s?
The people in Europe decided to move to the colonies during the 1600s and 1700s because they wanted religious freedom.
What was the first virus to be isolated?
The first virus to be isolated and identified was the tobacco mosaic virus in 1892 by Russian scientist Dmitri Ivanovsky.
What was the cultural and intellctual capital of Europe during the 1700s?
The capital was Paris
Is eastern Europe a region of isolated cities?
No. The cities in eastern Europe are generally not isolated. Some of them are very easy to access and are well served by communications and transport infrastructure.
Which czar expanded Russian control to parts of Poland belarus and Ukraine in the 1700s?
cAtheriNe the gReat :)
What is Russian Orthodox Exarchate in Western Europe's population?
Russian Orthodox Exarchate in Western Europe's population is 100,000.
When was Russian Orthodox Exarchate in Western Europe created?
Russian Orthodox Exarchate in Western Europe was created in 1931.
Is Russian only spoken in Asia?
No, Russian is spoken in Europe as well.
