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Which Term Came to Refer to the Rulers of the Muscovy

Question 18

Question 18

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Which term came to refer to the rulers of the Muscovy principality based in Moscow beginning in the sixteenth century?


A) Tsar
B) Sultan
C) King
D) Patriarch
E) Emperor

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