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Which Russian tsar transformed the royal residence in St. Petersburg, the Hermitage, into a center of culture, painting, and the performing arts? A. Peter the Great B. Nicholas I C. Catherine the Great
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Which Russian tsar transformed the royal residence in St. Petersburg, the Hermitage, into a center of culture, painting, and the performing arts? A. Peter the Great B. Nicholas I C. Catherine the Great D. Ivan the Terrible

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cathrine the great

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Catherine the Great transformed the royal residence of St. Petersburg, the Hermitage, into a center of culture, painting, and performing arts.
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