Who was the first Tsar of Russia?
Correct answer: D. Ivan IV the TerribleGet Study Guides
- A. Ivan III the Great
- B. Ivan I
- C. Fyodor I
- D. Ivan IV the TerribleGet Study Guides
Explanation
Ivan IV, known as Ivan the Terrible, was the first Russian ruler formally crowned Tsar of Russia, in 1547. Earlier rulers such as Ivan III used grand princely or imperial titles but were not formally crowned tsars.
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