The correct answer is B) Russia followed a different calendar from the one used in Western Europe.
The statement that accurately describes a difference between Russia and Western Europe in the 1600s is “Russia followed a different calendar from the one used in Western Europe.”
Russia’s Orthodox Church defended the religious beliefs of this nation and never really try to integrate ideas of Western Europe during these times. Although trade was controlled by the Hanseatic League, in the 1600s the English and the Dutch took the prominent place in commerce and Russia began to have some transactions with these Western countries, but nothing considerable permanent to think of integration with Western ideas.
