After ivan iv took power, how did he deal with the code of laws?

a. he rewrote the code of laws and made the laws much stricter.
b. he declared that the code of laws was outdated and abolished it.
c. he revised and updated the code of laws to make it more relevant.
d. he announced that there should be no changes to the code of laws.

After Ivan IV took power, how did he deal with the code of laws?

C: He revised and updated the code of laws to make it more relevant.

C. He revised and updated the code of laws to make it more relevant.

Explanation:

The law code that Ivan IV was supplanting dated from 1497;  he established his new lawful code in 1550.  A primary component was the revamping of Russia's administration into offices, each with a particular capacity or obligation.  

Ivan IV was otherwise called "Ivan the Terrible," in light of the fact that he could be very heartless in accomplishing his aims.  He is otherwise called the primary tsar ("caesar" or sovereign) of Russia, for consolidating and reinforcing his capacity and extending Russia's region.

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