Cultural revolution

    Cracraft is a great admirer of Peter’s “cultural revolution,” which he situates within a broader European context. Discuss at least THREE of Peter’s major cultural innovations (topics to consider might include education, architecture, imagery, printing and language, to name a few),being sure to explain why Cracraft finds this cultural revolution so important. Then draw on lectures and Hosking, as well as Cracraft, to consider some of the less positive cultural consequences of these innovations. What would you consider the most problematic of these unintended consequences?