The proselytizing action of which religion had the most permanent effect on sixteenth-century Russia?

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Orthodox Christianity had the most permanent effect on sixteenth-century Russia as it became the dominant religion and played a crucial role in shaping Russian culture, art, and politics. The Russian Orthodox Church became a powerful institution and was closely tied with the ruling class, which helped to strengthen the Tsar’s authority. Additionally, Orthodox Christianity helped to define Russia's cultural identity and distinguish it from the western countries. The other religions listed had little to no impact on sixteenth-century Russia.

The Proselytizing Action of Which Religion Had the Most Permanent