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Peter The Great: A Successful Military Leader
Peter the Great was destined to be a very successful military leader since he was young. Since his youth Peter was interested in military . He spent his time having discussions with western military advisors and learning strategies from them. He learned a lot about European civilization and foreign relations. In 1695 the officers he had been spending time with helped Peter lead a military against the Ottoman Empire. With the support of western advisors he was able to conquer the Ottoman Empire. A year later, Peter dominated and took over the Ottoman Port located in the Black Sea in 1996. In 1700-1721 Peter led his army to war against sweden. When Peters advisors from the west assisted Peter and his army, his army greatly improved and was then

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