The Great Reforms Is To Make Russia a More “Modern” State



The Great Reforms Is To Make Russia a More “Modern” State

Introduction

Peter the Great was very firm to restructure the structure of Russian households. He had a simple desire to push Russia - with enthusiasm or otherwise - at the time so far as was then living. One of the bastions to change the subject from the perspective of Peter was the Church. In past years had been semi-autonomous. For someone who accepted the royal absolutism was acceptable. Making the place of worship in Russia was carried out without problem. There were other reasons to interpret the concerns of Peter in the Church. It was a very rich organization, and Peter liked this wealth He refused to be modernized. Belongs to the huge subsidies of land and slaves and, as such, was seen as a competitor to the Tsar.

In 1700, the chief place of worship, Patriarch Adrian died. Peter did not return it. In 1701, the command of the house of worship was made more than a government department called prices Monastyrskii. The earned income and paid a salary monastic monks. The single detail that was a department of government was intended to be subordinate to the will of Peter. In 1721, the place of the hierarchy of worship was officially eradicated by the Reserve church and place of worship was placed under the command of the Holy Synod and was completely attached to the State. The Regulations of 1721 expressly states that the clergy could do, in essence, was designed to sort your daily life so that it became a state apparatus. The task of the clergy is seen as twofold: working for the State and to make their congregations fully submissive to the state, ensuring that Peter was anything but God as a double visit to the community of Russia's total subordination to the crown.

Education also had to be modernized if Russia was to survive as a force in Europe. Peter liked to date armed detachment and navy that dreaded throughout Europe. The officers of the infantry had to be educated or not ever attain. While on his travels in his youth, Peter had glimpsed the importance of research information and numbers to the success of infantry. The proper use of artillery of the angles of the required information, the construction of fortifications required engineering information. Naval officers needed to understand how to navigate.

In 1701, the School of Navigation and Maths is based in Moscow. This was directed by British academics. In the same year, schools alike were designed for artillery and languages. In 1707, a School of Medicine was conceived and in 1712 a School of Engineering. Thirty schools were conceived numbers in the provinces and in 1724, a year before the death of Peter; a School of Science was created when the need for researchers in Russia that was intended to be operated mainly by foreigners.

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