How did Peter the Great expand Russia's borders?

a. He gained control of a warm-water port along the Black Sea and defeated the vast Ottoman empire, taking over their lands.

b. He gained control of Poland and took over parts of Austria in a petition signed by Peter, Frederick the Great, and Emperor Joseph II.

c. He defeated the Swedes to gain control of the land along the Baltic Sea, and he signed a treaty with China to gain rights to lands north of Manchuria.

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Coleman Brock

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22 June, 23:56

How did Peter the Great expand Russia's borders?

a. He gained control of a warm-water port along the Black Sea and defeated the vast Ottoman empire, taking over their lands.

b. He gained control of Poland and took over parts of Austria in a petition signed by Peter, Frederick the Great, and Emperor Joseph II.

c. He defeated the Swedes to gain control of the land along the Baltic Sea, and he signed a treaty with China to gain rights to lands north of Manchuria.

d ...

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Tanya Chang · Answer 1

The best option would be that " c. He defeated the Swedes to gain control of the land along the Baltic Sea, and he signed a treaty with China to gain rights to lands north of Manchuria," since the Baltic Sea was both the closest and most advantageous body of water for Russian expansion.