History, 09.01.2021 06:50, kaylorb8284

Many historians argue that the reign of Peter the Great (1682-1724) was a turning point in Russian history. A)Identify and explain ONE piece of evidence that supports this argument.
B)Identify and explain ONE piece of evidence that undermines this argument.
C)Identify and explain ONE reason why Catherine the Great's reign would be considered a bigger turning point in Russian history.

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