Compare the role of state power in Russia and in the leading countries of Western Europe

Compare the role of state power in Russia and in the leading countries of Western Europe (England, France) at the end of the Middle Ages. Traits that bring Russia closer to the turn of the 15th-16th centuries: With Europe With Asia

In the 15-16th century, Russia was formed as a stable state. Through centralization, it has established relations with Western and Eastern civilizations. Europe began to cooperate with Russia as it became a strong state. Cooperation with the East was manifested in religious terms. Russia became the heir to Byzantium, the Third Rome. Relations with Europe have improved in the field of trade and culture. Western cultural figures appeared in Russia, implementing elements of the emerging enlightenment in their work.