What in Ancient Russia called polyudem:
collection of tribute by the prince from the lands subject to him
Which of the events happened later than all the others:
the beginning of the codification of ancient Russian laws
In ancient Russia, the tax in favor of the church was called:
tithe
The Code of Laws of Ancient Russia was called:
Russian Truth
The Baptism of Russia took place in:
"Lessons" and "graveyards" to collect tribute from the tribes were established:
Princess Olga
The formation of the Old Russian state refers to:
Novgorod and Kyiv were united by the prince:
Prophetic Oleg
According to Norman theory, in education Kievan Rus played the main role:
The Old Russian state was formed in:
Russia finally breaks up into separate principalities after death:
Mstislav the Great
Ancient Russian state broke up into ... feudal centers:
Period feudal fragmentation in RussiaThis:
XII - XIII centuries
The period of feudal fragmentation was a time for Russian lands:
economic and cultural upsurge
Church land ownership begins to take shape in:
middle of the 12th century
The first mention of Moscow refers to:
The city did not have its own princely dynasty:
Novgorod
The conditional holding of land by a feudal lord was called:
estate
The ancestral possessions of the boyars in Russia were called:
Kievan Rus was replaced by a form of political structure called:
Feudal fragmentation
Whichof the events happened before all the others:
Neva battle
Representatives of the khans of the Golden Horde in Russia were called:
The period of the Mongol-Tatar yoke in Russia (years):
The right to reign was given by those received in the Horde:
The state of the Mongol-Tatars, which established a yoke overRussian lands, called:
Golden Horde
The battle on the Kalka River ended:
the defeat of the Russian army
The annual tribute established for the Russian lands by the Golden Horde was called:
The result of the campaign of Khan Batu to Russia in 1237 - 1238. became:
the ruin of a significant part of the northeastern lands
"Battle on the Ice" took place in:
1223 is the year:
Battles on the Kalka River
The idea of a policy of despotic centralization belonged to:
Ivan Kalita
The feudal war took place during the reign of:
Basil II
The right of the Moscow Grand Dukes to inherit the great Vladimir reign was recognized by the Golden Horde for:
Dmitry Donskoy
How many stages are distinguished in the unification of Russian lands inXIV– beginningXVIcentury:
Moscow became the church center of the Russian lands under the prince:
Ivan Kalita
The political unification of the Russian lands around Moscow ends in:
The Battle of Kulikovo took place in:
The founder of the Moscow princely dynasty is:
Daniel Alexandrovich
The main rival of Moscow in the struggle for the Vladimir Grand Duchy in the first halfXIVin. It was:
Tver Principality
In 1382, the Mongol Khan captured Moscow:
Tokhtamysh
The system was called localism:
appointments to public office
The accession of Novgorod to the Moscow principality occurred during:
The system of orders appeared in Russia with:
"Standing on the Ugra River" in 1480, ended:
retreat of the Horde troops
The concept of "Moscow - the third Rome" was put forward by:
monk Philotheus
St. George's Day was set in:
Sudebnik of 1497
The double-headed eagle became the Russian coat of arms in:
1472 under Ivan III
The new name of the Moscow state - Russia, along with the term Rus began to be used:
from the end of the 15th century
The term for the transition of peasants from one feudal lord to another, according to the Sudebnik of IvanIII(1497), was:
A week before and a week after St. George's Day
Boyars-feeders
The governors sent from Moscow to manage the counties were called:
Zemsky Sobor is:
deliberative authority
The policy of Ivan the Terrible, aimed at strengthening the autocracy and fighting the separatism of the boyars, was called:
Oprichnina
The Rurik dynasty ended with death:
Fedor Ivanovich
The period of the history of Russia at the borderXVI- XVIIcenturies was named:
Time of Troubles
At the beginningXVIIin. impostors sought to take the Russian throne under the name:
False Dmitry
The result of Ivan's foreign policyIVIt was:
conquest of Kazan, Astrakhan and Siberian Khanates
The first Zemsky Sobors were convened in:
Initially, the word "oprichnina" meant:
share of property allocated to the widowed princess
The first among the Moscow princes to the kingdom was married:
Ivan the Terrible
The leaders of the second militia, which liberated Moscow from the Polish interventionists, were:
Minin, Pozharsky
The legal registration of serfdom took place in:
Patriarch -idea creator"The priesthood is above the kingdom":
The semi-privileged estates were:
Indicate the year with which the beginning of the Romanov Dynasty is associated:
The reform of Patriarch Nikon of the following provisions includes:
replacement of a double-fingered sign of the cross with a triple-fingered one
Schism in Russian Orthodox Church happened in:
“The rebellious age of the quietest king” was called by contemporaries of the reign:
Alexey Mikhailovich
The Council Code is:
code of laws
The opponents of the church reform of Patriarch Nikon are called:
Old Believers
Enterprises that appeared in Russia inXVIIin. and were based on the division of labor and handicraft technology, were called:
Manufactory
Russia became an empire in:
The period of Russian history, called "Bironism" was associated with:
Anna Ivanovna
Which war resulted in Russia gaining access to the Baltic Sea?
Northern (1700 - 1721)
The main tax on taxable estates, introduced by PeterIat the beginningXVIIIin. was called:
poll tax
According to the Table of Ranks adopted in 1722, career advancement depended on:
personal merit
Petersburg became the capital of Russia in:
Peter the Great established:
colleges
The new authority created by PeterI, was called:
The peculiarity of the development of manufactory in Russia inXVIIIin.:
Almost no free labor
Russian periodhistory from 1725 to 1762 was named:
The era of palace coups
The secularization of church lands is associated with rule:
Catherine II
"Novorossia" - lands that became part of Russia:
Azov-Black Sea coast
The emancipation of the peasants is associated with:
"Charter to the cities":
fixed class structure city population
Catherine's domestic policyIIwas called:
Enlightened absolutism
Which of the named groups of the population in Russia at the beginningXIXcenturies belonged to the privileged classes:
clergy
In what century did Russia become a Black Sea power?
The privileged class in Russia, whose economic dominance was based on land ownership, is:
This event took place during the reign of CatherineII:
"Pugachevism"
Date that refers to the reign of CatherineII:
The main legal code of Russia inXIX– beginningXXcenturies:
Code of laws Russian Empire
System improvement government controlled under NicholasILed to:
strengthening autocratic power and bureaucratization of management
Which of the following commanders participated in the Patriotic War of 1812:
P.I. Bagration
Decembrist revolt
ATXIXin. in Russia, the form of government was:
autocratic monarchy
In 1853-1856.
freedmen
The work of a serf on the land of the landowner in the first halfXIXin. was called:
The system of peasant land use in Russia is called:
community system
The industrial revolution that took place in Russia in the middleXIXc. is associated with:
Replacing manual labor with machine
The Crimean War took place:
Peasants who redeemed themselves for freedom, freed from serfdom in accordance with the decree of 1803, were called:
Identify the features characteristic of the modernization carried out by AlexanderII:
reforms were carried out "from above"
cash ransom for temporarily obligated peasants
The temporarily obligated position of the peasants was characterized by:
statutory rates of corvée or dues
Jurors, lawyers, judicial investigators are introduced in Russia with:
Alexander II
The era of "great reforms" is called the reign of:
Alexander II
As a result of the reform of 1861, serfs received:
freedom from bondage
Carrying out reforms 1860 - 1870 in Russia:
contributed to the transition from traditional society to industrial
The abolition of serfdom, the conduct of military, judicial, zemstvo reforms related to kingship
Alexander II
"Redemption payments", "segments" - these concepts refer to:
peasant reform of 1861
Serfdom was abolished in:
At the beginningXXcentury, the Russian Empire ranked first in the world in:
growth rate of national income
"Work question" at the endXIXcentury included a set of problems, including the need to:
development of labor legislation
Emperor, who in Russian history was called the "Peacemaker":
Alexander III
The era of counter-reforms in Russia is the period from:
1882 - early 1890
Rogues are:
intellectuals from different walks of life
In Russia at the endXIXin. a rich peasant who used the labor of impoverished fellow villagers was called:
The labor of the peasants freed from serfdom, on the land of the landowner for the land they rented from the landowner, was called:
share-cropping
The followers of the theory of Lavrov, Bakunin, Tkachev, who carried out the propaganda of socialist ideas among the peasants, were called:
populists
The teachings of Karl Marx (Marxism) formed the ideological basis:
Russian social democracy
The agrarian system in Russia at the beginningXXin. (until 1905) was characterized by:
peasant lack of land
The leading party of the Russian bourgeoisie at the beginningXXin.:
Creation of the State Duma in Russia at the beginningXXin. It was important step on a way:
introduction of a democratic electoral system
In Russia in 1905 - 1907.happened:
creation of the State Duma
Legal activity political parties in Russia was allowed in:
Economic reforms in Russia at the endXIXin. have been associated with:
At the beginningXXcenturies, the subjects of the Russian Empire in official documents were divided into groups according to ... the principle.
class
formation of political parties
The first Soviets of Workers' Deputies were created in 1905 in:
Ivanovo-Voznesensk
The Union of the Russian People, which arose in 1905, characterized the demand:
preservation of autocracy
The event of the revolution of 1905 - 1907, which occurred later than others:
The agrarian reform of P.A. Stolypin is characterized by:
resettlement of peasants in the Urals
Agrarian reform of P.A. Stolypin:
left unfinished
World War I started at:
Russia's allies in the Entente were:
England, France
The essence of the Stolypin agrarian reform was:
community destruction
How many State Dumas were elected in Russia before February 1917:
The agrarian reform of P. Stolypin provided for:
free exit of peasants from the community
P.A. Stolypin in 1906 proposed to introduce in Russia:
courts-martial to punish participants in the revolutionary movement
The socialist party in Russia was the party:
At the beginning of the First World War, Russia was in alliances:
In the first weeks after the Bolsheviks took power in October 1917, the party was banned:
The provisional government, created in the days of the February revolution, declared that all vital Russian problems will be decided:
Constituent Assembly
Order No. 1 issued by the Council suggested:
introduce elected committees in the army and navy
On theIIThe All-Russian Congress of Soviets in October 1917 decided to:
proclamation of Soviet power
The concept of "Bolshevism" includes the recognition of:
Socialist revolution as the main form of struggle
The central direction in the activities of the Bolsheviks after 1917 was nationalization, which included:
transfer of all types of private property into the hands of the state
Decrees on peace and land were adopted:
II Congress of Soviets
Russia was proclaimed a republic:
Council of People's Commissars, All-Russian Central Executive Committee
liquidation of the monarchy
First organs Soviet power, formed onIICongress of Soviets is:
To the consequences February Revolution relate:
The policy of "war communism" is characterized by:
natural wages
"Red Guard attack on capital", undertaken by the Bolsheviks in 1917-1918. meant:
accelerated nationalization of large, medium and small enterprises
The main issue during the civil war was:
power and property
The policy of "war communism" is characterized by the introduction:
surplus appropriations
to the one held in Soviet Russia 1918-1920 the policy of "war communism" includes:
universal labor service
basis white movement during the Civil War were:
officers and cadets of the tsarist army
Among listed events the last civil war was:
breakthrough defense P.N. Wrangel on the Perekop Isthmus
The slogan "For Soviets without parties!" nominated in 1921 by the participants:
Kronstadt uprising of sailors and workers
The internal policy of the Bolshevik government in the period from the summer of 1918 to the beginning of 1921. was called:
war communism
In the first years of Soviet power in Russia, the following events took place:
Civil War
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was created in:
In what year did the uprising of sailors and workers in Kronstadt take place in Soviet Russia:
The main prerequisite for the formation of the USSR was:
Soviet victory in the Civil War
One of the important steps in the transition to peaceful life after civil war in Russia there was a decision about:
replacement of the surplus with the tax in kind
The first Constitution of the USSR was adopted in:
New economic policy was carried out:
from 1921 to 1928
During the years of the NEP:
many small, medium-sized enterprises have become private
The main opponent of Stalin in the Central Committee in the 20s was:
The Constitution of 1924 of the USSR proclaimed:
Federation of Republics
The transition to the NEP (new economic policy) was caused by:
the dissatisfaction of the peasants with the surplus appropriation
The essence of collectivization in the 1930s. in the USSR was:
nationalization of agriculture
The personality cult of I.V. Stalin in the 1930s led to:
destruction civil rights and freedoms of the population
The establishment of a totalitarian regime in the USSR in the 1930s was associated with:
lack of political culture of the population
Political life of the USSR in the 1930s. was characterized by:
massive political repression
The concept of " great break" associated with:
completion of industrialization and collectivization
Among the results of industrialization in the USSR in the 1930s. applied:
achievement of the USSR economic independence
The command-administrative system that developed in the USSR in the 1930s was characterized by:
non-economic management methods
GULAG is an abbreviation for:
NKVD camp administration
For the USSR in the 1930s. was typical:
variety of opinions in public life
destruction of oppositions within the CPSU (b)
The USSR was created as a federation of union republics based on the following principles:
voluntariness and equality
According to the plans of the Hitlerite leadership, the consequence of the implementation of the "Plan Barbarossa" was to be:
the transformation of the USSR into a German colony
One of the reasons severe lesions The Red Army in the first months of the Great Patriotic War is:
attempt by the Red Army to move to offensive actions instead of defense
An important consequence of the Battle of Moscow was that:
The German plan for a "blitzkrieg" was thwarted
Name one of the reasons for the failures of the Red Armyduring the first months of the Great Patriotic War:
destruction by the NKVD in 1937-1938. senior commanders of the Red Army
CompletionIIworld war associated with:
surrender of Japan
An event that took place in 1941:
Battle of Moscow
An important reason for the failure of the plan German offensive in Battle of Kursk 1943 was:
Soviet artillery preemptive strike
German plan " lightning war» against the USSR was finally buried after:
defeat German troops near Moscow
Completion of a radical change in the Great Patriotic War is associated with:
Battle of Kursk
During the years of the Great Patriotic War for the development of the economy was characterized by:
labor mobilization of the population
The state system that existed in the USSR in 1930-1980 and characterized by tight control over all areas of public life, is called:
totalitarianism
Which of the following statesmen is associated with the beginning of the Cold War:
W. Churchill, I. Stalin
Our country has returned to the pre-war economic model of the 1930s because:
the pre-war model of the economy proved its high mobilization capabilities
The existence of a one-party system in the USSR was one of the signs:
totalitarian regime
What area National economy developed in the USSR in the first years after the end of the Great Patriotic War at the fastest pace:
heavy industry
After graduationIIworld war transition from the anti-fascist coalition, because:
The reason for the resumption of political repression by the Stalinist leadership in post-war years was:
Specify the reason for the rapid recovery of the economy of the USSR after the Second World War:
the enthusiasm and dedication of the Soviet people
The consequences of World War II were:
expansion of the influence of the USSR
the war against fascism intensified ideological differences between countries
return to the pre-war totalitarian model of development with an atmosphere of fear and autocracy
The totalitarian regime is:
full state control over all spheres of life
Rehabilitation carried out in the USSR in the 1950s - 1980s. - This:
restoration of the honorable name and civil rights of unjustly convicted people
privatization
On theXXCongress of the CPSU was:
Stalin's personality cult exposed
In what year was the first flight into space in the history of mankind carried out:
The main reason for the removal of N.S. Khrushev from power was:
an attempt to reform the state-party apparatus
Which of the following provisions were contained in the report of N.S. Khrushchev "On the cult of personality and its consequences":
Stalin took credit for all the victories in the war
AT international relations to designate the border between the "western" and "eastern" blocks, the name was used:
"iron curtain"
The start date of the "thaw" period in the USSR is:
The initiator of the development of virgin lands was:
N.S. Khrushchev
The main reason for the failure of economic reform in the mid-1960s. was that the reform did not:
touched the foundations economic system the USSR
Economic reforms under the leadership of N.S. Khrushchev were held in the USSR during the period:
The last Constitution of the USSR was adopted in:
Soviet troops in the 1980s participated in the fighting in:
Afghanistan
During the leadership of L.I. Brezhnev, the main attention in the economy was paid to:
defense industry
The economic reform of 1965 assumed:
use of the principles of material interest
The stagnation of the economic system in the USSR occurs when:
L. Brezhnev
The dissident movement in the USSR was called:
activities of groups and individuals who do not share the dominant ideology
The basis of the economic system of the USSR in the 70s was:
dominance of state property
The end of the process of detente in the 1970s. was marked:
input Soviet troops to Afghanistan
Decrease in tension in relations between the East, West, the USA, their allies and the USSR, countries of Eastern Europe in the first half of the 1970s. was called:
discharge
The system of international relations, characterized by a balance of approximately equal forces two competing blocs of states is called:
bipolar
Specify the years of perestroika:
1985 - 1991
The consequences of the restructuring policy were:
strengthening of power in the center and locally
Indicate the main reason for the transition of the USSR in the mid-1980s to the policy of perestroika:
protracted economic and political crisis
The concept of new political thinking in international relations was put forward by:
M.S. Gorbachev
An attempt to remove the President of the USSR M.S. Gorbachev from power was undertaken in 1991:
members of the State Committee for the State of Emergency
The consequences of the perestroika policy in the USSR were:
exacerbation of interethnic relations
The agreement on the dissolution of the USSR in 1991 was signed by the heads of:
Russia, Belarus, Ukraine
The last General Secretary of the Central Committee of the CPSU was:
Gorbachev
The policy initiated by M.S. Gorbachev in the second half of the 80s, was called:
Thaw
perestroika
The collapse of the USSR took place in:
In the Constitution of the Russian Federation in 1993 and in the Constitutions Soviet period an article about recognition is created:
right to education
The State Duma did not exist in Russia in:
1985 - 1991
Conducted in Russia in the early 1990s. the transfer or sale into private ownership of a number of state-owned enterprises is called:
Conducted in Russia in the early 1990s. the government of E.T. Gaidar called economic policy:
transition to a market economy
According to the 1993 Constitution, Russia is a state:
federal
How did E.T. Gaidar decide to start the economic reform in January 1992:
with price liberalization
Russian Parliament of the endXXcentury was called:
Federal Assembly
In 1991, 1996, 2000 The Presidents of the Russian Federation took office as a result of:
popular elections
The transfer of military-industrial enterprises to a reduction in the output of military products and an increase in the output of consumer goods was called:
conversion
Discipline "National history"
List of topics
Kievan Rus and its place in history
Russian lands in early XII- the first half of the XIII century. political fragmentation.
The struggle of Russian lands with foreign conquerors in the XIII century.
The rise of Moscow and the beginning of the unification of Russian lands.
The formation of a unified Russian state.
Ivan IV and the formation of Russian autocracy.
Strengthening of autocracy in the XVII century.
The transforming activity of Peter the Great. Formation of the Russian Empire.
Noble-serf empire XVIII century.
Russia in the first half of the 19th century.
The era of great reforms of the 60s - 70s. XIX century in Russia. Ideas and their implementation.
revolutionary and liberal movement in the second half of the 19th century. - the beginning of the XX century. Crisis of autocracy.
Political struggle and autocracy in the revolution of 1905-1907.
post-revolutionary Russia. (1907–1917).
1917 Change of political regimes.
Civil war and foreign intervention.
Soviet society in the 20s.
USSR in the late 20s - 30s.
USSR in World War II (1939 - 1945).
Socio-economic and political problems post-war period. Strengthening of the totalitarian system (1946 - 1952).
Thaw. Attempts to reform the totalitarian system (1953 - 1964).
USSR in the mid-60s - mid-80s.
USSR in the period of "perestroika" (mid-80s - early 90s).
Russia at the present stage.
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· Test materials for knowledge control (by topic)
Topic 1. Old Russian state Kievan Rus. Russian lands in the period of feudal fragmentation.
1. What was called polyud in Ancient Russia:
1. collection of tribute by the prince from the lands subject to him
2. meeting of the princely squad
3. militia, consisting of all the men of the tribe
4. princely court over community members
2. Which of the events happened later than all the others:
1. baptism of Russia
2. Prince Oleg's campaigns against Byzantium
3. In Ancient Russia, the tax in favor of the church was called:
3. poll tax
4. elderly
4. The code of laws of Ancient Russia was called:
1. Russian Truth
2. Cathedral Code
3. Stoglav
4. Sudebnik
5. Baptism of Russia took place in:
2. Xin.
6. "Lessons" and "graveyards" to collect tribute from the tribes were established:
1. Prince Igor
2. Prince Svyatopolk
3. Prince Oleg
4. Princess Olga
7. The formation of the Old Russian state refers to:
1. IX – Xcenturies
2. VIII - IX centuries.
3. XI - XII centuries.
4. XIII - XIV centuries.
8. Novgorod and Kyiv were united by the prince:
3. Askold
4. Prophetic Oleg
9. According to the Norman theory, the main role in the formation of Kievan Rus was played by:
1. Varangians
10. The Old Russian state was formed in:
2. 882 g.
Topic 2. Consolidation of lands around Moscow. Formation and strengthening of the unified Russian state (XV-XVII centuries).
Russia finally breaks up into separate principalities after death:
1. Mstislav the Great
2. Vladimir Monomakh
3. Svyatopolk Izyaslavich
4. Yuri Dolgoruky
2. The ancient Russian state broke up into ... feudal centers:
3. The period of feudal fragmentation in Russia ...
1. IX - XI centuries
2. X - XIII centuries
3. XII – XIIIcentury
4. XII - XV centuries
4. The period of feudal fragmentation was a time for Russian lands:
1. economic and cultural upsurge
2. economic rise and cultural decline
3. economic decline and cultural upsurge
4. economic and cultural decline
3. endowment by the prince of the nobles with land
4. management of administrative-territorial units of the state
30. The accession of Novgorod to the Moscow Principality occurred during:
1. IvanIII
2. Basil III
3. Ivan IV
4. Basil II
31. The system of orders appeared in Russia with:
1. Ivane Kalita
2. Basil I
3. Ivan IV
4. IvanIII
32. "Standing on the Ugra River" in 1480, ended:
1. the ruin of Moscow
2. victory of Khan Akhmat
3. retreat of the Horde troops
4. the ruin of the city of Vladimir
33. The concept of "Moscow - the third Rome" put forward:
1. Patriarch Nikon
2. Joseph Volotsky
3. Archpriest Avvakum
4. monk Philotheus
34. St. George's Day was set in:
1. Sudebnik of 1497
2. Sudebnik of 1550
3. Decree of 1581
4. Decree of 1607
35. double headed eagle became the Russian coat of arms in:
1. 1472. under IvanIII
2. 1521 under Vasily III
3. 1547 under Ivan IV
4. 1649 under Alexei Mikhailovich
36. The new name of the Muscovite state - Russia, along with the term Rus began to be used:
1. from the middle of the 15th century.
2. from the endXVin.
3. from the middle of the XVI century.
4. with early XVII in.
37. The term for the transition of peasants from one feudal lord to another, according to the Sudebnik of IvanIII(1497), was:
1. Spring and autumn
2. One day per month
3. One month per year
4. A week before and a week after St. George's Day
38. The governors sent from Moscow to manage the districts were called:
2. Boyars-feeders
3. Proteges
4. Bailiffs
39. Zemsky Sobor is:
2. deliberative authority
3. legislative body
4. executive agency authorities
40. The policy of Ivan the Terrible, aimed at strengthening the autocracy and fighting the separatism of the boyars, was called:
1. Oprichnina
2. Zemshchina
4. Enslavement
41. The Rurik dynasty ended with death:
1. Basil III
2. Ivan the Terrible
3. Fedor Ivanovich
4. Boris Godunov
4. Petersburg became the capital of Russia in:
1. 1703.
5. Peter the Great established:
3. commissions
4. departments
6. The new authority created by PeterI, was called:
1. Boyar Duma
2. Zemsky Sobor
3. Council of State
4. Senate
7. Feature of the development of manufactory in Russia inXVIIIin.:
1. Low power
2. Low labor productivity
3. High quality products
4. Almost no free labor
8. Period Russian history from 1725 to 1762 was named:
1. The era of temporary workers
2. Period of instability
3. The era of palace coups
4. "Unbridled absolutism"
9. The secularization of church lands is connected with the government:
1. Peter II
2. Elizabeth Petrovna
3. CatherineII
4. Peter III
10. "Novorossiya" - the lands that became part of Russia:
1. Eastern Ukraine
3. Azov-Black Sea coast
4. Baltic coast
11. The emancipation of the peasants is associated with:
1. Catherine II
2. Elizabeth Petrovna
3. Anna Ivanovna
4. PavelI
12. "Charter to the cities":
1. consolidated the class structure of the population of the city
2. made cities self-governing
3. expanded the rights of citizens
4. gave the right to directly address the emperor
13. Domestic politics CatherineIIwas called:
1. Enlightened absolutism
2. Tyranny
3. Autocracy
4. Equality and freedom
14. Which of the named groups of the population in Russia at the beginningXIXcenturies belonged to the privileged classes:
1. landlord peasants
2. state peasants
4. clergy
15. In what century did Russia become a Black Sea power:
3. XVIIIin.
16. The privileged estate in Russia, whose economic dominance was based on land ownership, is:
1. nobles
2. clergy
17. This event took place during the reign of CatherineII:
1. church schism
2. "distemper"
3. "Pugachevism"
4. Proclamation of Russia as an empire
18. Date which refers to the reign of CatherineII:
3. 1785.
Topic 4. Russiain the first half of the 19th century: the search for ways of modernization.
1. The main legal code of Russia inXIX– beginningXXcenturies:
1. complete collection laws of the Russian Empire
2. Cathedral Code
3. Code of Laws of the Russian Empire
4. Sudebnik
2. Improving the system of public administration under NicholasILed to:
1. creation of government bodies
2. strengthening the role of the Senate
3. strengthening autocratic power and bureaucratization of management
1. the murder of Alexander by 2 populists
2. Decembrist revolt
3. the first strike of workers in Russia
4. Formation of the Southern Society
5. InXIXin. in Russia, the form of government was:
1. autocratic monarchy
2. constitutional monarchy
3. feudal republic
4. democratic republic
6. Peasants who ransomed for freedom, freed from serfdom in accordance with the decree of 1803, were called:
1. state
2. specific
3. freedmen
4. temporarily liable
7. The work of a serf on the land of the landowner in the first halfXIXin. was called:
4. mining
2. growth rate of national income
3. industrial output per capita
4. proportion of the population living in cities
12. "Work question" at the endXIXcentury included a set of problems, including the need to:
1. development of labor legislation
2. transfer of enterprises to the management of labor collectives
3. elimination of the personal dependence of seasonal workers on the landowner
4. association of workers in fraternities
13. Emperor, who in Russian history was called the "Peacemaker":
1. Nicholas I
2. Alexander II
3. AlexanderIII
4. Nicholas II
14. The era of counter-reforms in Russia is the period from:
1. 1871 - 1875
2. 1880 - 1883
3. early 1884 to 1887
4. 1882. – beginning of 1890
15. Raznochintsy are:
1. people who dedicated their lives to the revolution
2. intellectuals from different walks of life
3. Citizens distinguished by the Table of Ranks
4. people from the petty nobility
16. In Russia at the endXIXin. a rich peasant who used the labor of impoverished fellow villagers was called:
1. tenant
2. landowner
3. fist
17. The work of the peasants freed from serfdom, on the land of the landowner for the land they rented from the landowner, was called:
1. share-cropping
2. month
3. mining
4. corvee
18. The followers of the theory of Lavrov, Bakunin, Tkachev, who carried out the propaganda of socialist ideas among the peasants, were called:
2. Petrashevites
3. populists
4. social democrats
19. The teachings of Karl Marx (Marxism) formed the ideological basis:
1. liberal populism
2. Russian social democracy
3. Decembrist movement
4. Theory of the Slavophiles
20. Agrarian system in Russia at the beginningXXin. (until 1905) was characterized by:
1. high level marketability of peasant farms
2. the absence of landlord farms
3. the predominance of farms
4. peasant lack of land
21. The leading party of the Russian bourgeoisie at the beginningXXin.:
1. Commercial and industrial party
2. Commercial and industrial union
4. Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs
22. Creation of the State Duma in Russia at the beginningXXin. was an important step along the way:
1. transformation of Russia into a federal state
2. introduction of a democratic electoral system
3. approval of the republic
4. overthrow of the autocracy
Theme 6 . Fall of autocracy. Russia in search of prospects (gg.).
1. In Russia in 1905 - 1907. happened:
1. creation of the State Duma
2. abolition of class division of society
3. confiscation of landed estates
4. establishment of national equality of citizens
2. The legal activity of political parties in Russia was allowed in:
4. 1905.
3. Economic reforms in Russia at the endXIXin. have been associated with:
1. Alexander II
2. Stolypin
3. Witte
4. Nicholas II
4. At the beginningXXcenturies, the subjects of the Russian Empire in official documents were divided into groups according to ... the principle.
1. class
2. class
3. national
4. regional
1. obtaining concessions for foreigners
2. Jews to settle in any part of the Russian Empire beyond the "Pale of Settlement"
3. formation of political parties
4. freedom to trade in alcoholic products
6. For the first time the Soviets of Workers' Deputies were created in 1905 in:
1. Ivanovo-Voznesensk
2. St. Petersburg
3. Suzdal
4. Kostroma
7. The “Union of the Russian People”, which arose in 1905, characterized the requirement:
1. preservation of autocracy
2. introduction of universal suffrage
3. establishing a constitutional monarchy
4. equal rights of the peoples of Russia
8. The event of the revolution of 1905 - 1907, which occurred later than others:
1. All-Russian October political strike
14. How many State Dumas were elected in Russia before February 1917:
15. agrarian reform P. Stolypin provided:
1. free exit of peasants from the community
2. free transfer of landed estates
3. creation of peasant cooperatives
4. sale of landed estates through banks
16. in 1906 he proposed to introduce in Russia:
1. courts-martial to punish participants in the revolutionary movement
2. broad local self-government
3. republican form board
17. The socialist party in Russia was the party:
1. SRs
3. monarchists
4. cadets
18. At the beginning of the First World War, Russia was in alliances:
1. Entente
2. Triple Alliance
3. Economic union with the USA
4. economic union with China
19. In the first weeks after the Bolsheviks took power in October 1917, the party was banned:
1. cadets
2. Mensheviks
3. right SRs
4. Left SRs
20. The provisional government, created during the days of the February Revolution, declared that all pressing Russian problems would be solved:
1. Constituent Assembly
2. State Duma
3. Democratic conference
4. Parliament
21. Order No. 1 issued by the Council proposed:
1. introduce elected committees in the army and navy
2. introduce an eight-hour working day at enterprises
3. the transfer of all land to the public domain
4. introduce a rationed distribution of bread
22. OnIIThe All-Russian Congress of Soviets in October 1917 decided to:
1. dissolution of the Constituent Assembly
2. proclamation of Soviet power
3. execution of the royal family
4. granting independence to Finland and Poland
27. The consequences of the February Revolution include:
1. liquidation of the monarchy
2. transfer of land to peasants
3. Russia's exit from the world war
4. establishment of workers' control in factories and factories
28. The first bodies of Soviet power formed onIICongress of Soviets is:
1. Council of Ministers
2. Presidential Administration
4. Council of People's Commissars, All-Russian Central Executive Committee
29. The policy of "war communism" is characterized by:
2. abolition of labor service
3. hard currency
4. land lease
30. "Red Guard attack on capital", undertaken by the Bolsheviks in 1917 - 1918. meant:
1. defeat of the white armies
2. mass repression against Russian entrepreneurs
3. accelerated nationalization of large, medium and small enterprises
4. the establishment of strict control over enterprises by the Cheka
31. The main issue during the civil war was:
1. power and property
2. territorial
3. granting civil rights and freedoms
4. interpersonal
32. The policy of "war communism" is characterized by the introduction:
1. surplus appropriations
2. tax in kind
3. freedom of trade
4. hard currency
33. To the years held in Soviet Russia. the policy of "war communism" includes:
1. universal labor service
2. freedom of market trade
3. entrepreneurship development
4. tax in kind from peasants
34. The basis of the White movement during the years of the civil war was:
1. Army officers of the Entente countries
2. volunteers of Russian communities abroad
3. defectors from the German army
4. officers and cadets of the tsarist army
35. Among the listed events of the civil war, the most recent was:
1. trip to Moscow
2. breakthrough of defense on the Perekop isthmus
3. rebellion of the Czechoslovak corps
4. trip to Moscow
36. The slogan "For Soviets without parties!" nominated in 1921 by the participants:
1. Kronstadt uprising sailors and workers
2. peasant uprisings in Siberia
3. rebellion of the Left SRs
4. First All-Union Congress of Soviets during the formation of the USSR
37. The internal policy of the Bolshevik government in the period from the summer of 1918 to the beginning of 1921. was called:
1. war communism
2. State capitalism
3. Socialism
4. New economic policy
38. In the first years of Soviet power in Russia, the following took place:
1. Russo-Japanese War
2. Patriotic war
3. Crimean War
4. Civil War
39. The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was created in:
2. 1922.
40. In what year did the uprising of sailors and workers in Kronstadt take place in Soviet Russia:
2. 1921.
41. The main premise formation of the USSR was:
1. Soviet victory in the Civil War
2. hope of the peoples better life under socialism
3. tradition living together peoples in the Russian Empire
4. agitation of the Bolsheviks in favor of creating a new state
42. One of the important steps in the transition to peaceful life after the Russian Civil War there was a decision on:
1. replacement of the surplus with the tax in kind
2. freedom of market trade
3. termination of settlement in emigration
4. authorization of the activities of parties
43. The first Constitution of the USSR was adopted in:
3. 1924.
Topic7. Soviet state during the NEP period.
1. The new economic policy was carried out:
1. from 1918 to 1921
2. from 1921 to 1925
3. from 1921 to 1928
4. from 1921 to 1936
2. During the years of the NEP:
1. many small, medium-sized enterprises have become private
2. foreign concessions were banned
3. business leasing was banned
4. hired labor in the peasant and handicraft economy was prohibited
3. The main opponent of Stalin in the Central Committee in the 20s was:
1. Zinoviev
2. Bukharin
4. Trotsky
4. The Constitution of 1924 of the USSR proclaimed:
1. Federation of Republics
3. farm development
2. The cult of personality in the 1930s led to:
1. strengthening the security of the state borders
2. destruction of civil rights and freedoms of the population
3. mass return of emigrants to the USSR
4. discontent of all sectors of society
3. The establishment of a totalitarian regime in the USSR in the thirties was associated with:
1. search by the leadership of the country for modernization based on market relations
2. using the new socialist model
3. adoption of a strategy of accelerated development
4. lack of political culture of the population
4. Political life of the USSR in the 1930s. was characterized by:
1. diversity of opinions in public life
2. freedom of speech
3. creation of a party system
4. massive political repression
5. The concept of "great change" is associated with:
2. victory in the civil war
3. completion of industrialization and collectivization
4. the adoption of the Constitution of the USSR in 1936
6. Among the results of industrialization in the USSR in the 1930s. applied:
2. Creation of a mixed economy
3. creation of a market mechanism in the economy
4. achievement of the USSR economic independence
7. The command and administrative system that developed in the USSR in the 1930s was characterized by:
2. non-intervention of the state in the economy
3. freedom of enterprise
4. decentralization of the economy
8. GULAG is an abbreviated name:
1. international organization for humanitarian cooperation
2. NKVD camp administration
3. organizations "Civil initiatives"
4. system summer holidays children
9. The USSR was created as a federation union republics based on the principles:
1. voluntariness and equality
2. transfer by the republics of all powers to the Center
4. unequal position of individual republics in relation to the Center
Topic 9. USSR during the Second World War and in the post-war years (gg.).
According to the plans of the Hitlerite leadership, the implementation of the “Plan 1. Barbarossa” was to result in:
1. the transformation of the USSR into a German colony
2. the collapse of the USSR into several independent national states
3. the transformation of the USSR into an ally of Germany
4. preservation of the USSR as a single independent state
2. One of the reasons for the heavy defeats of the Red Army in the first months of the Great Patriotic War is:
1. attempt by the Red Army to move to offensive action instead of defense
2. multiple superiority of the armies of Germany
3. support for the Germans by the majority of the population of the western regions of the USSR
4. subversive actions of German citizens living in western regions the USSR
3. Important Consequence The battle of Moscow consisted in the fact that:
1. The German plan for a "blitzkrieg" was thwarted
2. a second front was opened in Europe
3. there was a radical change in the war
4. Germany began to lose its allies in the war
4. CompletionIIworld war associated with:
1. capitulations of Berlin
2. liberation of Europe
3. capitulation of Germany
4. surrender of Japan
5. An event that took place in 1941:
1. Battle of Stalingrad
2. Battle of Moscow
3. Battle of Kursk
4. Liberation of Crimea
6. An important reason disruption of the German offensive plan in the Battle of Kursk in 1943 was:
1. Soviet artillery preemptive strike
2. the entry into battle of the Siberian reserve divisions
3. the encirclement of the bulk of the German troops on the Kursk Bulge
4. strike partisan formations in the rear
7. The German plan of "blitzkrieg" against the USSR was finally buried after:
1. defeat of German troops near Moscow
2. encirclement of the Paulus army near Stalingrad
3. long, stubborn defense of Sevastopol
4. failure German plan the capture of Leningrad
8. Completion of a radical change in the Great Patriotic War is associated with:
1. Battle of Kursk
2. Battle of Stalingrad
3. battle near Moscow
4. liberation of Kyiv
9. During the Great Patriotic War, the development of the economy was characterized by:
1. increased wages
2. card system for distribution and receipt of products
3. military censorship of correspondence
4. labor mobilization of the population
10. Political system, which existed in the USSR in 1930 - 1980. and characterized by tight control over all areas of public life, is called:
1. terrorism
2. totalitarianism
3. absolutism
4. despotism
11. With whom of the indicated statesmen link the beginning of the Cold War:
1. F. Roosevelt, A. Gromyko
2. D. Eisenhower, N. Bulganin
3. J. Kennedy, N. Khrushchev
4. W. Churchill, I. Stalin
12. Our country returned to the pre-war economic model of the 30s because:
1. there were no forces in the country raising the question of the need to reorganize the economic management system
2. society was dominated by the idealization of the pre-war past
3. the pre-war model of the economy proved its high mobilization capabilities
4. significant resources have been depleted
13. The existence of a one-party system in the USSR was one of the signs:
1. totalitarian regime
2. democratic system
3. regime of military dictatorship
4. regime of strong presidential power
14. What sphere of the national economy developed in the USSR in the first years after the end of the Great Patriotic War at the fastest pace:
1. agriculture
2. heavy industry
3. social sphere
4. light industry
15. After graduationIIworld war transition from anti-fascist coalition, because:
1. the war against fascism intensified ideological differences between countries
2. the war with fascism increased the mutual rejection of opposing systems
3. the disappearance of the common threat of fascism led to a new split
4. the defeat of fascism did not require more coordination of efforts
16. Specify the reason for the rapid recovery of the economy of the USSR after the Second World War:
1. help from Western powers
2. the enthusiasm and dedication of the Soviet people
3. introduction of self-management in enterprises
4. development of virgin lands
17. The consequences of the Second World War were:
1. conclusion of the Soviet-American treaty
2. expansion of the influence of the USSR
3. strengthening the ties of the USSR with the allies in the anti-Hitler coalition
4. Formation of the League of Nations
18. The reason for the resumption of political repression by the Stalinist leadership in the post-war years was:
1. the desire to eliminate the sprouts of freedom that have appeared in the minds of people
2. return to the pre-war totalitarian model of development with an atmosphere of fear and autocracy
3. distraction of the population from the problems of economic recovery
4. development political system countries
Topic 10. Attempts to liberalize the totalitarian systemand growth crisis phenomena in Soviet society (gg.).
1. The totalitarian regime is:
1. the power of one person
4. worsening living conditions of the population
6. Which of the following provisions was contained in the report "On the cult of personality and its consequences":
1. mass repressions were carried out under Stalin
2. Stalin did not have any merit to the country
3. Stalin hid a political testament
4. Stalin took credit for all the victories in the war
2. lack of incentives for the population to work
3. dominance of state property
4. development of market elements of the economy
19. End of the discharge process international tension in the 1970s was marked:
1.Introduction ATS troops to Czechoslovakia
2. the entry of Soviet troops into Afghanistan
3. Caribbean crisis
4. war in Korea
20. Decrease in tension in relations between the East, West, the USA, their allies and the USSR, countries of Eastern Europe in the first half of the 1970s. was called:
1. "thaw"
2. integration
3. discharge
4. perestroika
21. The system of international relations, characterized by a balance of approximately equal forces of two competing blocs of states, is called:
1. monopolar
2. global
3. bipolar
4. international
22. Specify the years of perestroika:
1. 1983 - 1985
2. 1984 - 1989
3. 1985 - 1991
4. 1982 - 1986
23. The consequences of the restructuring policy included:
1. expansion of political freedoms
2. creation of a permanent parliament
3. destruction of the totalitarian system
4. strengthening of power in the center and locally
Topic 11. The final stage in the history of the USSR (1 year).
1. Indicate the main reason for the transition of the USSR in the mid-1980s to the policy of perestroika:
1. sharp aggravation of international relations
2. the need to develop the territories of Siberia and the Far East
3. protracted economic and political crisis
4. mass demonstrations of the population
2. The concept of new political thinking in international relations was put forward by:
3. An attempt to remove the President of the USSR from power was made in 1991:
1. President of Russia
2. members of the State Committee for the State of Emergency
3. Supreme Soviet of the USSR
4. Supreme Court the USSR
4. The consequence of the perestroika policy in the USSR was:
1. exacerbation of interethnic relations
2. strengthening relations between central and republican authorities
3. striving to strengthen the role of the CPSU
4. Expansion of industrial production
5. The agreement on the dissolution of the USSR in 1991 was signed by the heads of:
1. Russia, Belarus, Ukraine
2. Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine
3. all republics of the former USSR
4. all republics except the Baltic
6. The last General Secretary of the Central Committee of the CPSU was:
1. Gorbachev
3. Brezhnev
4. Chernenko
7. The policy initiated in the second half of the 80s was called:
1. Thaw
2. perestroika
3. Acceleration
4. Country update
8 The collapse of the USSR took place in:
3. 1991.
9. The State Duma did not exist in Russia in:
1. 1906 - 1911
2. 1912 - 1917
3. 1985 - 1991
4. 1993 - 2001
10. Conducted in Russia in the early 1990s. the transfer or sale into private ownership of a number of state-owned enterprises is called:
1. nationalization
2. privatization
11. Held in Russia in the early 1990s. government economic policy was called:
1. extended reproduction
2. nationalization of property
3. transition to a market economy
4. new economic policy
Topic 12. The collapse of the USSR. Formation of a new Russian statehood.
1. According to the 1993 Constitution, Russia is a state:
1. unitary
2. federal
3. Confederate
4. based on the principle of national autonomy
2. Where did you decide to start economic reform in January 1992:
1. from the exchange of 50- and 100-ruble bills
2. with price liberalization
3. with the privatization of state property
3. Russian Parliament of the endXXcentury was called:
1. Council of Ministers
2. State Duma
3. Federal Assembly
4. Federation Council
4. In 1991, 1996, 2000 Presidents Russian Federation took office as a result of:
1. election by the State Duma
2. appointments by the Federal Assembly
3. popular elections
4. Appointments by the Constitutional Court
5. In the Constitution of the Russian Federation in 1993 and in the Constitutions of the Soviet period, an article was created on the recognition of:
1. ideological diversity
2. multi-party system
3. private property
4. right to education
6. The transfer of military-industrial enterprises to reduce the output of military products and increase the output of consumer goods was called:
1. modernization
2. conversion
3. correction
4. annexation
7. The Constitution of the Russian Federation was adopted on December 12, 1993:
1. President of the Russian Federation
2. The Supreme Council of the Russian Federation
3. Federation Council of the Russian Federation
Test Guidelines
1. It is advisable to allocate 60 minutes for testing.
2. Number of questions included in the test:
a) for students of the correspondence department - 40.
b) for students of the evening department - 50.
c) for full-time students - 60.
3. Assessment of knowledge:
a) correspondence department:
b) evening department:
Less than 50% of correct answers - unsatisfactory;
50% or more correct answers - satisfactory;
75% or more correct answers - good;
90% or more correct answers is excellent.
c) day department:
Less than 50% of correct answers - unsatisfactory;
50% or more correct answers - satisfactory;
75% or more correct answers - good;
90% or more correct answers is excellent.
1. Which of the events happened later than all the others?
1. foundation of Kyiv
2. campaigns of Prince Svyatoslav
3. the calling of the Varangian king Rurik
4. baptism of Russia
2. The collapse of the Old Russian state into specific
principalities are usually associated with the following events:
1. 1113 in Kyiv
2. Lyubech congress princes 1097
3. Polovtsian invasion
4. Mongol invasion
3. The date of the official christening of Russia is:
1. 945
2. 955
3. 980
4. 988
4. Critical Issues political life Novgorod
republics decided:
1. posadnik
2. prince
3. boyars
4. at the party
5. At the princely congress, what year were laid
legal basis for the existence of independent
principalities on the territory of the former united Kievan Rus?
1. 1072
2. 1097
3. 1103
4. 1110
6. Horde tribute collector was called:
1. baskak
2. tax collector
3. mytnik
4. customs officer
7. St. George's Day was installed:
1. Sudebnik 1497
2. Sudebnik 1550
3. Decree of 1581
4. Decree of 1607
8. The orders created by Ivan IV were the bodies:
1. central executive power
2. central legislature
3. legislative
4. local executive power
9. Title "king and Grand Duke Great, Small and White
Russia" appears in:
1. mid-sixteenth in.
2. late XVI in.
3. the first third of the XVII century.
4. the middle of the 50s of the XVII century.
10. The reform of Patriarch Nikon, which led to the church
split, was held in:
1. 1652 - 1654
2. 1653 - 1656
3. 1657 - 1658
4. 1659 - 1660 Sheet 2.
1. Latest Zemsky Sobors
in the Russian state
discussed the issue:
1. on the election of Mikhail Romanov to the kingdom
2.
about the claim of Prince Vladislav to the Russian throne
3.
about acceptance Cathedral Code 1649
G.
4.
on the entry of Ukraine
to Russia
2.
As a result tax reform Peter I unit
tax becomes:
1. plow
2. yard
3. soul
4. estate
3. Which of the authorities created by Peter I was
endowed with advisory, supreme judicial
and
administrative functions:
1. Synod
2. Senate
3. Boards
4. Chief Magistrate
4. The Supreme Privy Council arose when:
1. Peter I
2. Anna Ioannovna
3. Elizabeth Petrovna
4. Catherine I
5.
During the reign of Catherine II, the Laid
commission for:
1. tax collection
and duties
2. managing the country's economy
3. economic policy making
4. development of a new code of laws
6. Russia received the right to build a naval
fleet on the Black Sea
as a result:
1. signing of the Convention 1772
G.
2. conclusion of the Kyuchuk-Kainarji peace treaty
with
Turkey
in 1774
G.
3. conclusion of the "Tractatus of St. George" 1783
G.
4. conclusion of a peace treaty
with Turkey
in 1791
G.
7. Poltava battle happened
in:
1. 1708
G.
2. 1709
G.
3. 1710
G.
4. 1707
G.
8.
"Manifesto
about the freedom of the nobility"
and "Granted
letters to the nobility":
1. introduced compulsory service of the nobility
2. freed the nobles from compulsory service
3. limited military service nobles
4. replaced the military service of the nobles civil service
9. Manufactory is:
1. plant created by the state
2. plant equipped with machinery
3. an enterprise based on the division of labor
and manual
handicraft technology
4. small establishment of handicraftsmen
10. Famous Russian poet late XVIII.
in. was:
1.
N.I. Novikov
2.
D.G. Levitsky
3.
G.R. Derzhavin
4.
F.S. Rokotov
1. uprising of the Drevlyans
2. baptism of Russia
3. calling the Varangians
Which event happened later than all the others?
1. baptism of Russia
2. Neva battle
3. Battle of Kulikovo
4. calling the Varangians
5. The reign of Yaroslav the Wise refers to:
6. The Lubech Congress of Princes, which decided: “Let everyone keep his fatherland,” took place:
7. Establish a correspondence between the names of the princes and the periods of their reign:
9. Arrange in the chronological order of their activities the names of the princes:
1. Svyatoslav
3. Yaroslav the Wise
4. Oleg Prophetic
10. Arrange the following events in chronological order:
1. uprising of the Drevlyans
2. baptism of Russia
3. acceptance of Russian Truth
4. unification of Kyiv and Novgorod
Checking the facts.
Which prince united Kyiv and Novgorod in the 9th century?
2. Svyatoslav
4. Yaroslav the Wise
2. The words of the chronicler: "You, prince, are looking for someone else's land, but you left your own" - addressed to the prince:
1. Svyatoslav
3. Vladimir Monomakh
3. The Church of St. Sophia was erected in Kyiv in the 11th century. in honor of the defeat:
1. Pechenegs
2. Mongol-Tatars
4. The creation of the first written code of laws of Ancient Russia - Russian Pravda - is associated with the name of the prince:
1. Yuri Dolgoruky
2. Alexander Nevsky
3. Yaroslav the Wise
4. Oleg the Prophet
5. To the monuments of architecture of Ancient Russia of the IX-XII centuries. applies to:
1. Tithe Church in Kyiv
2. Trinity-Sergius Monastery
3. St. Basil's Cathedral
4. Andronikov Monastery
6. "... Where did the Russian land come from, who in Kyiv began to reign first" - these words began (moose):
1. "Zadonshchina"
2. "The Tale of Bygone Years"
3. "Teaching children"
4. "The Tale of Igor's Campaign"
7. Establish a correspondence between the names of the princes and the events associated with them:
We apply the basic concepts and terms.
1. Polyudia was called in ancient times:
1. trips to Byzantium
2. campaigns against steppe nomads
3. the form of collecting tribute from the subject population
4. gathering of community members
2. Dependent population Ancient Russia, close in its position to the slaves, was called:
1. serfs
2. stinks
3. Ryadovichi
4. purchases
3. Community Eastern Slavs was called:
3. polyudem
4. elderly
4. The code of laws of Ancient Russia is:
1. Russian Truth
2. Sudebnik
3. "Domostroy"
4. Stoglav
5. In Ancient Russia, the villagers who performed duties in favor of the prince were called:
1. Magi
2. posadniks
3. recruits
4. stinks
6. Establish a correspondence between concepts and their definitions:
Explain the causes and consequences of events.
1. The Old Russian state was formed as a result of:
1. unification of Kyiv and Novgorod
2. campaigns of Prince Svyatoslav
3. baptism of Russia
4. Acceptance of Russian Truth
What was the consequence of the adoption of Russian Truth by Yaroslav the Wise?
1. blood feud was replaced by a fine-vira
2. “reserved summers” were introduced
3. "Lesson Summers" were introduced
4. polyudye replaced by wagon
3. Campaigns of Prince Vladimir Monomakh led:
1. to the defeat of the Polovtsy
2. to victory over the Mongol-Tatars
3. to victory over the Swedes
4. to the accession of the Vyatichi
4. The congress of princes in Lyubech (1097) proclaimed:
1. "Let everyone keep his fatherland"
2. “I’m going to you” “let everyone keep his fatherland”
3. "come reign and rule over us"
4. “so we will not shame the Russian land, but we will lie down with bones”
5. As a result of the uprising in Kyiv in 1113:
1. Polyudie was canceled
2. church tithe introduced
3. Kyiv throne occupied by Prince Vladimir Monomakh
4. Kyiv throne was occupied by Prince Yaroslav the Wise
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