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Which Russian territorial possession lay farthest from the center of power in St. Petersburg? (A) Alaska (B) Finland (C) Crimea (D) Siberia (E) Poland

Which Russian territorial possession lay farthest from the center of power in St. Petersburg? (A) Alaska (B) Finland (C) Crimea (D) Siberia (E) Poland
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Which Russian territorial possession lay farthest from the center of power in St.

Petersburg?
(A) Alaska
(B) Finland
(C) Crimea
(D) Siberia
(E) Poland

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It would be "Siberia" that lay farthest from the center of power in St.
Petersburg, since Siberia represents a vast amount of territory that stretches all the way to the Pacific Ocean.
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