Russia's Catherine the Great instigated enlightened reforms for the peasantry after the Pugachev revolt. alienated the nobility with her extensive enlightened reforms. had two of her sons assassinated to prevent their further plotting against her. followed successfully a policy of expansion against the Turks.

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Frye

26 September, 04:28

Russia's Catherine the Great instigated enlightened reforms for the peasantry after the Pugachev revolt. alienated the nobility with her extensive enlightened reforms. had two of her sons assassinated to prevent their further plotting against her. followed successfully a policy of expansion against the Turks.

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Darryl Ali · Answer 1

used the liberal ideas of the Enlightenment to modern Russia's laws

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She got the liberal ideas from thriving economies, which she wanted for Russia.