Who was the first Russian ruler to assume the title of Czar?
Correct answer: D. Ivan IV
- A. Nicholas I
- B. Feodor II
- C. Peter I
- D. Ivan IV
Explanation
Ivan IV, known as Ivan the Terrible, was the first Russian ruler formally crowned as Tsar, in 1547. Peter I adopted the imperial title later, while Nicholas I ruled in the nineteenth century.
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