In Assessing Catherine's Achievements, One Could Conclude That

question 44

Multiple Choice

In assessing Catherine's achievements, one could conclude that:

• A) her reforms served as a model for western Europe.
• B) she demonstrated contempt and disregard for Enlightenment ideals.
• C) she was one of the most ineffective Russian rulers.
• D) domestically, probably no ruler could have corrected the social evils of eighteenth-century Russia.

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