Quick! which statements describe ways that ivan iii increased his power or status as ruler of russia? a: ivan iii deported boyars he considered troublemakers. b: many russian princes and voters willingly pledged their support to ivan iii and turned over their land. c: ivan iii stopped sending tributes to the tatar court. d: russians were encouraged to believe that moscow had become the new center of christianity.

Options A, C, and D are the right answer.

Before the rule of the Ivan III, Boyars enjoyed a good status in Moscow. However, in the reign of the Ivan III, their influence began to get down, because of his expansionist policies, and as the need for the changes in the Administration began.

Ivan III was the Grand  Prince of Muscovy.  He made his military very strong, as he himself was a strong leader. During his reign (in 1476), Muscovy denied paying tribute to the Tatar. Therefore in 1480, the grand Khan Ahmed, launched a military attack upon Muscovy. The struggle between the forces of the Ivan the  Tatars went on. Ivan subdued the Tatars of Kazan to the status of a vassal state.

Also, during his reign, the people of Russia were prompted to accept that Moscow had converted as the new hub of Christianity

The correct answers are

Ivan III stopped sending tributes to the Tatar court.

Ivan III deported boyars he considered troublemakers.

Russians were encouraged to believe that Moscow had become the new center of Christianity.

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