Question

Петр 1 ввел новый календарь и приказал встречать новый год: а) 1 марта, б)1 сентября, в) 1 января

Answer 1

Ответ:

в)

Объяснение:

Мы отмечаем новый год-от Петра Первого

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Answer 2

Петр I, also known as Peter the Great, indeed made significant changes to the calendar system during his reign as Tsar of Russia. However, he did not introduce a new calendar or change the date of New Year's Day.

In 1699, Peter I issued a decree that Russia should adopt the Julian calendar, which was already in use by Western Europe at the time. This change meant that Russia transitioned from the old Julian reckoning of time, which had gradually become out of sync with the solar year, to a more accurate calendar system. The adoption of the Julian calendar brought Russia in line with other European countries in terms of dating.

As for the celebration of New Year's Day, Peter I did not alter the traditional date. In Russia, the New Year's Day has historically been celebrated on January 1st, following the Julian calendar. This practice continued during Peter the Great's reign and has remained the same to this day.

Therefore, the correct answer to your question is option "в) 1 января" (January 1st).