How did Ivan lll come to power Russia

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van III's success in making Moscow the centre of Russian power earned him the title "the Great." He was the first ruler to use the titles of Tsar and ‘Ruler of all Russia.’ Ivan III died on 27 October 1505 and was succeeded by his son Vasiliy III. hopes this helps plz put me as brainliest

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"Mother do we have to go back today?" Eloise looked down at her upset daughter.

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