Lesson 1E.1.1
1E.1.1 Peter the Great and Russia, 1682–1725 Quiz: AQA History, Unit 5
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Lesson 1E.1.1, Peter the Great and Russia, 1682–1725: 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA History (7042), Unit 5: 1E Russia in the Age of Absolutism and Enlightenment, 1682–1796, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which Russian princess acted as regent for Peter and his half-brother Ivan from 1682 until 1689?
- Elizabeth
- Anna Ivanovna
- Sophia
- Catherine
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Which military corps of Moscow, a source of unrest against the tsars, was crushed by Peter after revolts in 1698?
- The Cossack Host
- The Streltsy
- The Janissaries
- The Preobrazhensky Guards
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Which year saw Peter the Great's Great Embassy travel through Western Europe to learn about shipbuilding and government?
- 1682
- 1689
- 1697
- 1703
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Which fortress on the Sea of Azov did Peter capture from the Ottomans in 1696, giving Russia access to the south?
- Sinop
- Azov
- Kars
- Kaffa
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Which battle of 1700 in the Great Northern War was a Swedish victory over the Russian army under Peter's command?
- Poltava
- Grengam
- Narva
- Gangut
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Which battle of 1709 was a decisive Russian victory over Charles XII, ending Sweden's ambitions as a great power?
- Lesnaya
- Kliszow
- Narva
- Poltava
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In which year did Peter found the city of St Petersburg on the Neva, as a window on the West and a new capital?
- 1697
- 1712
- 1682
- 1703
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Which 1721 peace treaty concluded the Great Northern War and established Russian control over Livonia and Estonia?
- Treaty of Nystad
- Treaty of Stolbovo
- Treaty of Altranstädt
- Treaty of Pruth
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Which state-controlled body replaced the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church in 1721?
- Governing Senate
- The Senate
- Supreme Privy Council
- The Holy Synod
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Which 1722 system linked noble status and promotion to state service across fourteen grades?
- Service State
- Duty Matrix
- Imperial Code
- Table of Ranks
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Which southern Russian city saw a major anti-tax rebellion against Peter the Great in 1705?
- Novgorod
- Poltava
- Moscow
- Astrakhan
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Which son of Peter the Great was tried and died in 1718 after plotting against his father's reforms?
- Ivan V
- Tsarevich Paul
- Ivan VI
- Tsarevich Alexis
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How many years separated Peter's founding of St Petersburg in 1703 and the Peace of Nystad in 1721?
- 14 years
- 22 years
- 18 years
- 26 years
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How many years did Peter the Great rule from the joint accession of 1682 to his death in 1725?
- 43 years
- 37 years
- 47 years
- 53 years
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How many years passed between the Battle of Narva in 1700 and the Battle of Poltava in 1709?
- 7 years
- 13 years
- 9 years
- 11 years
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Which unfree social class formed the vast majority of Russia's population under Peter the Great?
- Boyars
- Cossacks
- Serfs
- Streltsy
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Which body of water did Peter the Great gain access to following victory over Sweden?
- White Sea
- Black Sea
- Caspian Sea
- Baltic Sea
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Which advisory body was created by Peter the Great in 1711 to replace the Boyar Duma?
- Secret Committee
- Supreme Privy Council
- The Holy Synod
- The Senate
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Which tax on male peasants was introduced by Peter the Great to fund military spending?
- Land tax
- Salt tax
- Beard tax
- Poll tax
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Which Russian ruler was granted the official title Emperor of All Russia in 1721?
- Ivan the Terrible
- Nicholas I
- Peter the Great
- Alexander I
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