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how did elizabeth the great rise to power?
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if not then: Like her husband Pyotr, she was a product of the Enlightenment. Again, like Pyotr, she attempted to bring reforms, especially more equality to the society of her day. Also, like Pyotr, the vested interests - those with titles, land holdings and control over the lives of serfs and peasants would not stand for such. She, like Pyotr, was stymied and, like all other czars and czarinas, was considered to be an Absolute Ruler or Despot.
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