They put them in ships and shipped them using the river. define "up". is that a perspective "up", or a literal north to south "up"
Answer:
The correct answer is (D)
Explanation:
Peter the Great was the Tsar of Russia between 1682 and 1725. He sought to transform Russia into a great European power, and sucessfully expanded the territory of the Russian Empire through a series of wars against its neighbors.
Worried for what he deemed to be the backwardness of his country, he also launched a modernization program, aiming to Europeanize Russia. He adopted European clothing styles, customs, and manners, and reformed the country's administrative systems such as the Duma and other consultative bodies following European models. He founded the city of St. Petersburg on the shores of the Baltic Sea, and modelled it after other Europeans capitals, with the city becoming Russia's window into Europe. As part of his modernizing drives, he <u>adopted </u><u>mercantilist</u><u> policies to stimulate growth of the economy</u>, in the same vein other Europeans power had done during that time. Peter the Great hoped to improve agriculture by adopting modern practices and to develop a domestic industry. However, due to Russia's economic backwardness and huge size, the mercantilist policies weren't as successful as expected and Russia remained a primarily feudal agricultural state.
While he felt short of his goal of fully Europeanizing Russia, Peter the Great's policies had a huge impact on Russia, transforming it into a major European power.
Answer:0.636
Explanation:
Given
Urn A contains 2 W, 4 R
Urn B contains 8 W, 4 R
Urn C contains 1 W, 3 R
Probability of selecting 3 balls out of which 2 are white
P(J)=P(WWR)+P(WRW)+P(RWW)

Probability that the ball chosen from Urn A was white given that exactly 2 white balls were selected
i.e.


Poorly. There was already a lot of unrest because US citizens believed immigrants were stealing their jobs. As more and more came, they grew more and more bitter. Plus everyone was basically racist back then, and the KKK had a much stronger political influence. They were thought of as second-rate citizens.