(before the Tatar-Mongol conquest)

Rice. 1. V. Vasnetsov "Guslars"

1. The text of any chronicle consists of weather records (compiled by years). Each entry begins: "In the summer ... And then follows a message about what happened in this "summer." What does the word "summer" mean?
2. "Mother of Russian cities" in antiquity.
3. Who was called “the sufferer” in ancient times?
4. What was called “nasty” in Ancient Russia?
5. Who is mentioned in the annals “In the summer of 1137, on March 7, Konstantin fled and put several other good men to Vsevolod” ...
6. then such a "son"?
7. what was the name of the enemy warrior?
8. Luxury items and jewelry for women.
9. ophthalmic tribes that were in the service of the Russian princes.
10. Warrior, warrior of the prince.
11. Cellar for honey, intoxicating drink.
12. Brothers of Svyatopolk the Accursed, killed on his orders in 1015. They are canonized as saints and were considered the patrons of Russian princes and the Russian army.
13. Baltic tribes. Their language was incomprehensible to the Slavs. what were they called?
14. what was the name of the singer accompanying himself on a bowed string instrument?
15. What did the words "take under the shield" mean?
16. External fortification of stakes, which served as additional protection for the city and surrounded a large area.
17. What was the name of the common, fraternal cemetery in ancient times?
18. Beam, overgrown with forest.
19. The Slavs can be proud that one of the corners of the Slavic world, the Middle Dnieper, was described by the father of history, and described, in all likelihood, from personal impressions. then he?
20. What was the name of agriculture, which supported the tribal system among the Russians?
21. Weapons used in antiquity?
22. Ordinary member of the community of the monastery.
23. Fortified place, settlement of artisans and merchants.
24. The name of a slave in the ancient Russian state.
25. Punishment with sticks on the legs, which was subjected to a peasant for arrears.
26. Old Slavic name for bread.
27. An ingot of silver weighing about 200 grams.
28. Silk fabric in antiquity.
29. Priest, cult leader.
30. Supreme god, god of war and squad. The Thunderer, whose veneration was especially taken care of by the princes.

Answers:

1 year. 2. ev. 3. Worker, from the word "suffering". 4. All Gentiles. 5. Boyars. 6. Nephew from the brother's side. 7. Warrior. 8. Patterned. 9. Berendei. 10. Swordsman. 11. Medusha. 12. Boris and Gleb. 13. Chud. 14. Houdets. 15. Conquer. 16. Ostrog. 17. Skudelnitsa. 18. Wild. 19. Herodotus. 20. Undercut. 21. Sword. 22. Monk. 23. City. 24. Serf. 25. Pravezh. 26. Zhito. 27. Hryvnia. 28. Pavoloka. 29. Magus. 30. Perun.

Literature:

1. Ishimova A. I. History of Russia in stories for children. Irkutsk, 1993.
2. Stories of Russian chronicles of the XIII-XIV centuries. Moscow, 1968.
3. Kulagina G. A. One hundred games of history. Moscow, 1997.
4. Rybakov B. A. World of History (initial centuries of Russian history), Moscow 1987

Rice. 2. N. Roerich "Overseas guests"

Quiz "Ancient Russia and the Great Steppe"

(Tatar-Mongol conquest of Russia)

Rice. 3. Mikhail Avilov "Duel of Peresvet and Chelubey"

1. Movable sand hill formed in the desert by the action of the wind.
2. The common name of many nomadic tribes of Turkic origin, conquered by Genghis Khan.
3. Genghis Khan had a white stallion named "Sather". He had fiery eyes and silvery white fur over black skin. He never knew the saddle, and not a single person sat on it. Why?
4. What was the name of the circle of yurts with the yurt of the head of the nomad camp in the center?
5. On the main routes of his possessions, Genghis Khan set up postal posts, where horses and messengers were always ready to carry his orders. What was put on the post horse so that the oncoming ones would give way?
6. This word is borrowed from the Mongolian word "kharau", which means protection, protection, outpost.
7. One of the names of Genghis Khan that the Russians gave him.
8. Who and when said these words: “Rise up, Orthodox! Military howls, mungal herdsmen go to Russia, the voivodeship is held by the godless Khan Batyga! The host of the enemy comes from the Wild Field, their camp was watched on the Voronezh River ...... ".
9. Who and when said these words: “Evil city! We need to wipe it off the face of the earth. If I leave these ancient robbers unpunished, a constant fire of defiance and secret plots will smolder here.
10. City of Ryazan. In the quiet frosty air, thick, viscous sounds rushed and sowed alarm all around. The surrounding villages heard them far away. People went out onto the porch, listened, and hastily throwing on their coats and sheepskin coats, hurried to the square. What called the people?
11. Fortified part inside the city, the Kremlin, where "children and youths" lived, a fighting squad guarding the prince.
12. In the annals it is written about the trip of Russian ambassadors to Batu. “Finally, all the diners finished with the meat and began to wipe their hands smeared in lard on colored flyers. What are widths?
13. Who are the "runaways"?
14. What did each warrior have to bring when he came to the squad at the call of the governor?
15. The defense of the city of Ryazan was in charge of Vadim Kofa. He was elected at a veche for his directness, diligence and military
merit. What kind was he?
16. What was the name of the leather bow case among the Mongols?
17. What color were the arrows of the Mongols?
18. What was the name of the wall-beating machines among the Mongols?
19. What were the windows in the huts of the Ryazans covered with?
20. Whom did the Mongols call "Urusut shaman"?
21. Who is a "yasyrka"?
22. One of the Mongols said: "I did not see leather boots on the Urusuts, they walk in bast shoes made of bark." what tree?
23. What was the name of the Mongolian boots without heels, lined with felt inside?
24. What was the name of the Mongols detachment of ten thousand soldiers?
25. What was the name of the copper shield to signal a hasty gathering or retreat among the Mongols?
26. What do you know about the Mongolian banner.
27. In what city was the corpse of the last son of Genghis Khan Kulkan burned, forty of the most beautiful girls of this city, two beloved horses in elegant golden harness?
28. What did the word "fate" mean?
29. During the Battle of Kulikovo, he supported the patriotic sentiments of the Russian people, he is one of the authoritative church figures, the founder of the Trinity-Sergius Monastery.
30. The real name of Genghis Khan.

Rice. 4. A. P. Bubnov "Morning on the Kulikovo field"

Answers:

1. Dune. 2. Tatars. 3. According to the explanation of the shamans, the invisible mighty god of war Sulde, the patron of the Mongol army, rode this snow-white horse. 4. level. 5. Belts with bells. 6. araul. 7. Chagoniz. 8. Priests in churches. 9. Batu about the city of Ryazan. 10. Veche bell. 11. Child. 12. Towel. 13. Refugees. 14. Sword, axe, tight bow, spear. 15. Boyar. 16. Saadaq. 17. red. 18. Vices. 19. Fish bladder. 20. Booty. 21. Russian captive. 22. Linden. 23. Gutuly. 24. Fog or Darkness. 25. Gong. 26. White pentagonal with nine developing ribbons, it was embroidered with a gyrfalcon holding a crow in its claws. 27. broken. 28. Death. 29 Sergei Radonezhsky. 30. Timuchin.

Literature:

1. Jan W."Genghis Khan. Baty". Volume #2. Moscow, 1989.
2. Jan W. Batu. "Last Sea" Stories. Moscow, 1989.

Quiz "Ivan IV the Terrible"

1. Who predicted a big fire in Moscow on July 20, 1547? One of the most beautiful cathedrals in Moscow is named after him.
2. After the great fire, Ivan IV began to show special favor to his sleeping bag Adashev. is that a sleeping bag?
3. The king ordered to collect all the laws in the state and write them in order in one book. what was her name?
4. Under Ivan IV, there was such a position as a kisser. What was he doing?
5. What was the name of the will, which was written by the father of Ivan the Terrible Vasily?
6. What killed the father of Ivan the Terrible?
7. What was called the third Rome?

Rice. 5. V. M. Vasnetsov "Ivan the Terrible»

8. What was called "Commemoration" in the era of Ivan IV?
9. What books did Ivan IV like to read?
10. What was the nickname of ten-year-old Ivan Tsarevich in the palace among the servants?
11. At what age, according to the will of the parent, was the boyar guardianship removed from Ivan the Terrible?
12. What boyars fought for power under the young prince?
13. A symbol of power over the earth?
14. By this he equated himself with the first sovereigns of modern Europe and at home created for himself a particularly influential and majestic position.
15. How many weeks, losing people and strength, did Ivan IV besiege the strong city of Kazan?
16. Along with military booty, outfits and expensive vessels stolen from the Tatars, Novgorod and Pskov warriors brought this terrible guest from Kazan.
17. What was the name of the bath at that time?
18. Ivan the Terrible had a favorite, a gift from the Patriarch of Constantinople, who clearly pronounced the Lord's Prayer in Slavonic.
19. What was called the "Earth Belt"?
20. He wrote secret letters under the dictation of the king and immediately applied the royal seal.
21. What is "forge" and "junk"?
22. People who entered the oprichnina received the common name of “oprichniki” among the people, but what did Grozny himself call them?
23. Why did the tsar get the nickname "Terrible"?
24. What was the name of one of their most cruel guardsmen?
25. And what was the name of the patrols sent along the border?
26. In the reign of Ivan the Terrible, the Siberian kingdom was conquered by the Cossacks. The march to Siberia was a matter of private enterprise of a wealthy landowning family.
27. Ivan the Terrible had a personal doctor. Came from England. His name was Elisha-Bomaley. The king fell in love with him, brought him closer to him. He became an indispensable person at the royal court. what did the people call him?
28. What was the name of the Cossack boats of Ataman Ermak Timofeevich?
29. What did Ivan IV give Yermak as a token of gratitude for the conquest of Siberia?
30. Ivan the Terrible loved this game. Although all kinds of games were still forbidden in those years in Russia, they were considered a satanic affair.

Rice. 6. I. E. Repin "Ivan the Terrible and his son Ivan"

Answers:

1. Holy fool Basil the Blessed. 2. Court position. He was on duty in the rooms of the sovereign, accompanied him on trips. 3. Sudebnik. 4. Speaker at the trial. 5. Spiritual. 6. Love for hunting. 7. Moscow. 8. Royal gifts. 9. Kigi about kings. 10. Wolf cub. 11. 15 years old. 12. Shuisky and Belsky. 13. Prison. 14. The title of the king. 15. Six. 16. Plague. 17. Soap. 18. Parrot. 19. Ural mountains. 20. Printer. 21. "Forge" - gold and silver, "junk" - furs and fabrics. 22. Yards. 23. For their executions and atrocities. 24. Malyuta Skuratov. 25. Stanitsy. 26. Stroganovs. 27. Barmaley. 28. Planes. 29. Your fur coat. 30. Chess.

Literature:

1. Mussky I. A. 100 great dictators. Veche. M, 2000.
2. Kostomarov N.I. Tsar Ivan Vasilyevich the Terrible. M, 1996.
3. Flora b. Ivan the Terrible. M, 1999.
4. Platonov S. F. Time of Ivan the Terrible. M, 1994.

Quiz on the history of gymnasium No. 7 of the city of Torzhok

“Do you know the history of your native school?”

(dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the school)

1. Year of birth of our school?

1956

1962

1920

2. Departmental affiliation of the school.

Municipal

Zemskaya

Railway

3. In what building was it located?

In the building of the museum of A.S. Pushkin

In the building of secondary school No. 1

In the building of the pedagogical school

4. Who was the first director of the school?

Mikhailovskaya M.A.

Reznikov Z.M.

Gusev M.I.

5. How many levels of education did the school have in the first years of activity?

One

Two

Three

6. In what year did the school become secondary No. 19?

1930

1936

1941

7. What award did the school receive in 1939 for its achievements in study and social life?

Order of the Red Banner of Labor

Passing Red Banner

Order of the Red Star

8. Which of the graduates of the school participating in the war do you know?

Kostin M.I., Tormakhov D.D., Chufarin E.M.

Arseniev A.A., Lavrov G.N., Lukyanov V.N.

Ryabov S.V., Pechenkin A.V., Bitkov S.A.

9. Which of the school graduates of 1941 became the Hero of Russia?

M.I. Kostin

Chufarin E.M.

Tormokhov D.D.

10. Which of the graduates of the school became an honorary citizen of the city of Torzhok?

Eremeev G.A.

Kostin M.I.

Krotov A.N.

11. When did the school begin to be called secondary No. 58?

1950

1953

1961

12. Since what year has the school been called "Secondary School No. 35 of the Torzhok Station of the Oktyabrskaya Railway"?

1957

1961

1962

13. In what year did the school move to a new building, where it is still located?

1970

1962

1965

14. In what year did Bukareva E.N. become the director of the school?

1960

1958

1965

15. In what year was the school transferred from the Ministry of Railways to municipal subordination?

1990

1993

1995

16In what year did Petrusenko T.N. become the director of the school?

1985

1988

1990

17. When did our school begin to be called secondary school No. 7?

1995

2000

2002

18. In what year did our school become a gymnasium?

2000

2002

2005

19. What experiment took place in our school from 1997 to 2000?

On the introduction of specialized training

On the creation of a socio-cultural center

To create an adaptive school

20. Which of our teachers studied at our school?

Semenova R.A.

Komarova V.A.

Malinovskaya L.N.

21. Which of the teachers is the teacher of the school in the second generation?

Starinskaya T.F.

Sidorenko N.M.

Komrakova N.R.

22. How many graduates of the school graduated with a medal (for 2009)?

23. Who was the first president of the gymnasium?

Frolova Elena

King Yana

Fokina Maria

24. The director of the gymnasium Petrusenko T.N. became the winner of which competition. in 2001?

"Teacher of the Year"

"Best in the profession"

"Leader in Education"

25. In what year did the gymnasium become the winner of the All-Russian competition of educational institutions implementing innovative programs?

2008

2006

2009

26. In what year did a memorial plaque dedicated to V. Moiseenko appear on the building of the gymnasium?

2005

2007

2009

27. What war was V. Moiseenko a participant in?

Great Patriotic

Afghan

Chechen

28. Which of the graduates of the school is a member of the Writers' Union of Russia?

Safonov Gleb

Sazonov Gennady

Melnikova Love

29. Which of the graduates of the school is a member of the Union of Sculptors of Russia?

Ferina (Kholueva) Tatyana Georgievna

Magarevich Olga Ivanovna

Tretyakova Evgeniya Viktorovna

30. Which of the secondary vocational educational institutions of the city is headed by a graduate of our school?

Polytechnic College

College of Industry and Humanities

College of Education

31. Which of the graduates of our school is a doctor of medical sciences, a professor at the Tver Medical Academy?

Ivanov Oleg Petrovich

Petrukhin Igor Sergeevich

Shmelev Alexander Yurievich

32. Which of the Heads of the city of Torzhok was a graduate of the school?

Frolov M.I.

Pushkina N.S.

Ignatov E.I.

33. In what year did the information center open at the gymnasium?

2009

2008

2010

34. What is the name of the scientific society of high school students?

"Researcher"

"Gnosis"

"Thinker"

4th grade

1. Decipher ancient units of length in anagrams.

2. Draw a conclusion, which occupation was the main thing in the life of the Slavs.

February - section(the time of cutting trees to clear the land for arable land).
April - berezosol(the time of burning trees and fertilizing the earth).
August - sickle(harvest time and removal of sheaves from the field).

3. Fix historical errors.

In the Slavic dwelling, the floor was parquet (wooden), the roof was made of poles. The house is light (dark). In the corner is a stove that is heated in white (in black).

In the spring of 1242, a battle broke out, called the Battle of the Ice. Alexander Nevsky defeated the Swedes (Germans).

In 1700 Sweden started a war with Russia. In 1706 (1709), the Battle of Poltava broke out, and Russia lost (won) this battle.

4. Ciphergram.

Find hidden words.

knango water la Perun shesz goblin nasok home ju

5. Connect the definition with its meaning.

6. Connect words related to each other. Explain the connection.

7. Puzzles:

Neva battle

8. Choose what applies to Moscow, Kiev and Novgorod, and sign.

- Slavs, merchants, an earthen rampart, artisans, a prince, a temple, a Kremlin, a veche, Mstislav, boyars. ( Novgorod)
- Slavs, merchants, Yaroslav the Wise, earthen rampart, craftsman, prince, temple. ( Kyiv)
- Slavs, artisan, prince, Yuri Dolgoruky. ( Moscow)

9. By inserting two letters, you will know how in Greek it sounds "chosen of God." ( Christ)

10. Crossword:

1. An ancient Russian city in which the prince was elected at a popular assembly. ( Novgorod)
2. People's Assembly. ( Veche)
3. Time span of 100 years. ( Century)
4. A painting painted on wet plaster. ( Fresco)
5. The rite of acceptance of Christianity. ( Baptism)
6. A stick with which letters were squeezed out on birch bark. ( Wrote)
7. Mongol Khan, who led his troops to the Russian lands. ( Batu)

Working with dates

1. "Lotto"

The teacher shows a picture depicting a historical event, the students show the corresponding date. Or vice versa: the teacher shows the date of the event, and the children show a picture depicting the event. This work can also be done in pairs.

2. "Ear"

The dates are written on the silhouettes of the fish. The student "caught a fish" if he correctly named the event associated with this date. For a differentiated approach, you can make fish with one missing number.

3. Associate an event with a date.

4. Fill in the table.

5. Compose questions for the guessed chronological crossword puzzle.

6. "Clean Up"

Two sets of cards are given - dates and events. There are two students at the blackboard. One needs to match the date with an event, the other - on the contrary, since both have the same task - to bring dates and historical events into line.

Municipal state educational institution

"Peregrebinskaya secondary school No. 1"
Oktyabrsky district of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra

Game competition "Historical quiz"

Extracurricular activity within the framework of the subject week of history, grades 9-11

Prepared

teacher of history and social studies

Romanyuk Yury Vasilievich

year 2014

The game competition "Historical Quiz" is an extra-curricular event within the framework of the subject week of history for students in grades 9-11. Subject area: history. This material is of interest to subject teachers of this area. The game will help in a comfortable way to remember or learn many events and facts from history.

The game itself is preceded by a qualifying stage, in which 8 participants in the face-to-face competition are determined.
In the face-to-face game, there are 7 rounds with two questions for each player. The time to think about the answer is 10 seconds.
After each round, the players vote to remove one participant. Voting takes place by publicly voicing the name of the participant whom each specific player removes from the game. Participants who correctly answered both questions are excluded from the vote for deletion. If everyone answers correctly or incorrectly, all participants are put to the vote. In the last round, when there are two participants left, the winner is the one who gives more correct answers than her opponent. If both players in the last round score the same number of points, the question of the winner is put to a vote, in which all those who participated in the game take part.
Approximate time required for the competition is 45-60 minutes.
Target:fostering a sense of patriotism and developing a historical outlook.
Tasks:
- to cultivate objectivity in self-esteem, the spirit of competition, the desire for self-assertion of the individual;
- to activate students' interest in the study of history, to attach them to the cultural heritage of the past.

Qualifying round

This competition forms the composition of the participants in the game. Within 1 minute, you need to write the names of as many rulers of Russia, the Russian state, the Russian Empire, the USSR, the Russian Federation as possible. 8 people who wrote the most correct answers go to the final to participate in the face-to-face game. The rest are spectators.
After summing up the results of the qualifying round, the presenter introduces all the participants. The participants themselves choose the order of performance in the face-to-face game.

head-to-head game

1. Name the capital of the Russian Federation (Moscow)

2. Name the capital of Russia in 1912. (St. Petersburg)

3. What is the name of the first president of the Russian Federation (B. Yeltsin)

4. What color is in the Russian flag besides white and blue? (red)

5. In what part of the world, besides Europe, is Russia located? (Asia)

6. What was the name of the largest animal hunted by the most ancient people? (Mammoth)

7. It was this fairy-tale character who could smell the “Russian spirit” (Baba Yaga).

8. Which Russian writer took an active part in the census of Sakhalin? (A.P. Chekhov)

9. The first Olympic Games were in 776 BC. What year was the second Olympic Games? (778 BC)

10. What title did the ruler of Ancient Egypt have? (Pharaoh)

11. Name the territory sold by Russia to the USA in 1867. (Alaska)

12. What is the name of the ocean washing the northern coast of Russia?

13. It is this region that is the westernmost part of Russia. (Kaliningrad)

14. What was the main patriotic slogan of Russia at the beginning of the war: “For the Motherland” or “For the Faith, the Tsar and the Fatherland”? (For Faith, Tsar and Fatherland)

15. Baptism in Russia took place under Prince Vladimir or under Prince Svyatoslav. (Vladimir)

16. It is these mountains that separate Europe from Asia? (Ural)

1. The discoverers of this continent are Russian navigators (Antarctica)

2. Name the Russian tsar who opened a window to Europe? (Peter I)

3. The Great Patriotic War is the second or third "Patriotic War" (third).

4. Who was the first to invent nuclear weapons in the US or the USSR? (USA)

5. Who was the first to invent thermonuclear weapons in the USA or the USSR? (THE USSR)

6. It is this river that is the symbol of the GULAG of Stalin's camps? (Kalyma)

7. In what year did Gagarin fly into space? (1961)

8. Which of the 2 cities was founded earlier, Moscow or Rome? (Rome)

9. It was this man who went beyond the three seas (A. Nikitin)

10. Was he the second cosmonaut of the USSR? (G. Titov).

11. Is this country the northernmost neighbor of Russia? (Norway)

12. The favorite entertainment of the Romans were the fights of people called? (Gladiator fights)

13. From which country did Christianity come to Russia? (From Byzantium)

14. What does numismatics study? (Coins)

1. What year was the Battle of Kursk? (1943)

2. Did the Tatar-Mongol yoke end in 1380 or in 1480? (1480)

3. What is the nickname of the king who inspired terror? (I. Grozny)

4. The 100th anniversary of this battle was celebrated in the Russian Empire and the 200th anniversary in the Russian Federation (Battle of Borodino)

5. For the victory over the Germans and the Swedes, A. Nevsky received his gun (by the Swedes).

6. The surname of this "ruler" is translated from ancient Georgian as "steel" (Stalin).

7. It is this river that is the symbol of Russia (Volga).
8. What is the name of the Soviet military leader, whom Stalin always called "Konstantin Konstantinovich" (Rokossovsky)

9. How do you like the building where Vladimir and Lenin are buried? (Mausoleum).

10. Name the last major military operation during the Great Patriotic War (Prague Offensive)

11. What were the names of the written sources that recorded all the events in the history of Ancient Russia? (chronicles)

12. As a result of the First World War, two revolutions took place in Russia, which went down in history under the name of the months in which they occurred. Name these revolutions (February and October revolutions).

1. The first acquaintance of the Russians with the Tatar-Mongols happened precisely on this river ... (on the Kalka River)

2. Which organization does the Russian Federation belong to, NATO or the UN? (UN)

3. What "colored" sea, in addition to the Black, washes the shores of Russia? (White)

5. In what year was the first general census of the population of the Russian Empire carried out? (in 1897)

6. What is the name of the first woman - an astronaut? (V. Tereshkova)

7. In 1613, a dynasty was established in Russia, whose last name ... (Romanovs)

8. Into what ocean, besides the Indian, does Russia have access? (To the South)

9. During the Great Patriotic War, who did the German soldiers call the "Black Death"? (Soviet marines)

10. On which island is the most famous labyrinth located? (Crete)

1. Who wrote the novel "War and Peace" (L.N. Tolstoy)

2. Who wrote the poem "Ruslan and Lyudmila" (A.S. Pushkin)

3. In what century did M.I. Lomonosov? (in 18th century)

4. What is the nickname of the Russian Emperor Nicholas II (Bloody)

5. It was this man who said “Russia has two allies - its army and navy” (Alexander III)

6. In what year did Russia switch to the Gregorian calendar? (In 1918)

7. Tchaikovsky-composer or artist? (composer)

8. What instrument did M. Rostropovich play (Cello)

1. The troops of which country, in addition to the USSR, participated in the storming of Berlin in 1945? (Poland)

2. In Europe they were called "Normans", in Russia - "Varangians", and they themselves called themselves ... (Vikings)

3. It was this person who revolutionized geometry by discovering one of the non-Euclidean geometries? (Lobachevsky)

4. It was on this river that Soviet and American troops met during the Second World War ... (on the Elbe River)

5. It is this person who is considered the conqueror of Siberia (Ermak)

6. This lasted from 1649 to 1861 (serfdom)

1. This prince is considered "Alexander of Macedon" of ancient Russia ... (Prince Svyatoslav)

2. How many days did the blockade of Leningrad last during the Great Patriotic War? (900)

3. Under what Russian tsar was the first warship "Eagle" built? (Under Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich Romanov "Quiet")

4. What was the name of the first anthem of the USSR? ("International").

List of used literature.

1. Vigasin A.A. History of the Ancient World: textbook. for 5 cells. general education institutions / A.A. Vigasin, G.I. Goder, I.S. Sventsitskaya. – 14th ed. - M .: Education, 2007. - 287 p. ill., maps.

2. Danilov A.A. History of Russia: the end XVI-XVIII century: textbook. for 7 cells. general education institutions / A.A. Danilov, L.G. Kosulina. - M .: Education, 2012.

3. Danilov A.A. History of Russia: the end XVI-XVIII century: textbook. for 7 cells. general education institutions / A.A. Danilov, L.G. Kosulina. - 4th ed. - M .: Education, 2005. - 240 p.: ill., maps.

4. Danilov A.A. Russian history, XIX century: textbook. for 8 cells. general education institutions / A.A. Danilov, L.G. Kosulina. – 6th ed. - M .: Education, 2005. - 254 p., L. Ill., map. : ill.

5. Danilov A.A. Russian history, XX - beginning of the XXI century: textbook. for 9 cells. general education institutions / A.A. Danilov, L.G. Kosulina, M.Yu. Brandt. - 4th ed. - M .: Education, 2007. - 383 p., L. ill., maps. : ill.

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7. Levandovsky A.A. Russian history XVIII-XIX centuries: textbook. for grade 10 general education. institutions: basic level / A.A. Lewandowski. – 4th of. – M.: Enlightenment, 2008.

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MILESTONES IN RUSSIAN HISTORY

Educational historical quiz about Russia

Our age will pass. The archives will open
And all that has been hidden so far
All secret stories twist
Show the world glory and shame.

The faces of other gods will then fade,
And every trouble will be exposed,
But what was truly great
It will remain great forever.

N. Tikhonov

Our ancestors called themselves Slavs. They also called themselves Slovenes. From what words did the name "Slavs" and "Slovenes" come from?
(Slavs from the word "glory", meaning the same as praise, and Slovenes means "those who understand the word.")

The Slavic tribe of the Dregovichi lived in a swamp, a clearing – in the fields, but where did the Drevlyans live?
(In forests.)

Was the territory of the modern Moscow region inhabited by the Drevlyans or the Vyatichi?
(Vyatichi.)

With what words did all the historical works of Ancient Russia usually begin?
(“In the summer ...”, later they were called chronicles.)

What major Russian chronicler owns the words, which are already more than eight centuries old: "Our land is great and plentiful, but there is no order in it ..."?
(To Nestor the chronicler, author of the first edition of The Tale of Bygone Years.)

Name the prince who proclaimed Kyiv the capital of the ancient Russian state.
(Oleg. In 882, Prince Oleg captured Kyiv and made it the capital of the state.)

What ancient Russian prince, according to legend, hung his shield on the gates of Constantinople?
(Oleg Veshchy.)

This prince made a grand sea campaign against Byzantium, using two thousand rooks. And in the twentieth century, an armored cruiser, which won back in three wars, was named after the prince. Name this Russian prince.
(Oleg.)

The ancient Slavs worshiped the elements, believed in the relationship of people with various animals, and made sacrifices to deities. This faith got its name from the word "people". What was the name of this belief?
(Paganism. "People" – this is one of the meanings of the Old Slavonic word "language".)

What was the name of the god of Slavic-Russian mythology, the ancestor of life, the patron of the family and home? In honor of this god, the main city of the Ross tribe was named – Roden (Kin).
(Genus.)

In the waters of which river Vladimir I Svyatoslavovich baptized Russian peoplein 988?
(In the waters of the Dnieper, the baptism of the people of Kiev.)

Who baptized Novgorod a year later than Kyiv?
(Dobrynya – uncle, tutor and governor of Vladimir I Svyatoslavovich. The prototype of the epic Dobrynya Nikitich.)

What name was given to their son, born in 1053, Vsevolod Yaroslavovich and his wife, the daughter of the Byzantine Emperor Constantine?
(Vladimir Monomakh.)

Did Yaroslav the Wise or Vladimir Monomakh write a "Teaching" to his sons?
(Vladimir II Monomakh. In the "Instruction" he called on his sons to strengthen the unity of Russia.)

Which Russian city became a republic in 1136 as a result of an uprising?
(Novgorod.)

Was a large number of birch bark letters found at excavations in Kyiv or Novgorod?
(In Novgorod.)

What city on the Yakhroma River was founded by Prince Yuri Dolgoruky in 1154 and named after his son Vsevolod?
(Dmitrov, Moscow region)

The son of which Russian prince was Vsevolod III the Big Nest?
(Yuri Dolgoruky.)

To what does the Grand Duke of Vladimir Vsevolod III owe his nickname the Big Nest?
(To his big "family nest" – he had 12 children.)

In what century was it celebrated 1000th anniversary of the Baptism of Russia?
(In the 20th, or rather in 1998.)

Russians or Mongols won the Battle of the Kalka River?
(Mongols. On Kalka on May 31, 1223, the first battle of the Russian and Polovtsian troops with the Mongol-Tatar troops took place.)

Ryazan or Vladimir became the first Russian city devastated by Batu Khan?
(Ryazan. Ryazan Old was burned by the Tatar-Mongols in 1237.)

Name the Russian prince who commanded the army in Battle on the Ice on Lake Peipsi?
( Alexander Yaroslavich Nevsky.)

What was the name of the Novgorod prince, who lived about 700 years ago and became famous for his cunning and resourcefulness? As a hint, remember the patronymic of the most cunning heroine of Russian folk tales.
(Patrikey. Lisa Patrikeevna.)

Before the start of which battle did the duel between Peresvet and Chelubey take place?
(Battle of Kulikovo.)

Who commanded the Mongol-Tatar troops in the Battle of Kulikovo: Mamai or Takhtamysh?
(Mamai.)

After Battle of Kulikovodid Alexander Nevsky or Dmitry Donskoy become famous?
( Dmitry Donskoy.)

The fate of which battle was largely decided by the Ambush Regiment of Governor Bobrok-Volynsky, who struck at the right moment?
(Battle of Kulikovo.)

Name the Khan of the Golden Horde, who in 1382 organized a campaign against Russian lands and burned down Moscow?
(Takhtamysh.)

What was the name of the Russian Tsar, the son of the boyar Fyodor Godunov?
(Boris Godunov.)

In 1485, it was he who annexed Tver to the Moscow principality. Who?
(Ivan III.)

The most notable Russian tsars were Ivan IV and Peter I. And which of their "colleagues" united the qualities attributed to them?
(Ivan III. Contemporaries called him both the Great and the Terrible.)

In 1547, Ivan IV the Terrible became the Russian Tsar. And what was his last name?
(Surnames in Russia began to be given to noble people only from the 16th-17th centuries, and the rest – from the 18th century Therefore, the king at that time could not have a surname.)

Who was the Russian Tsar during the Livonian War: Ivan the Terrible or Boris Godunov?
(Ivan the Terrible.)

It seemed not enough to be just a tsar for Ivan the Terrible. He also added this word to the title as a sign of complete independence from the Horde khans. Name this word.
(Autocrat.)

Which city was the capital of the Khanate: Astrakhan or Smolensk?
(Astrakhan, 1459-1556 Astrakhan Khanate annexed to Russia.)

In 1583, Ivan the Terrible granted this merchant the village of Bolshie Soli for his services in the development of Siberia. Name this merchant.
(Semyon Stroganov.)

How many princes and tsars named Ivan were there in the history of Russia?
(Six.)

In what city did the son of Ivan the Terrible Tsarevich Dmitry die?
(Uglich.)

On October 2, 1612, the militia of K.M. Minin and D.M. Pozharsky was utterly defeated by the army of the Polish commander J. Strus. In what winged popular expression was the triumph of this victory fixed?
(In the expression: "Celebrate the coward.")

What is the name and surname of the person who was married in the summer of 1613 to the kingdom in Russia?
(Mikhail Romanov.)

What name did Fyodor Nikitich Romanov take as a monk? – father of the founder of the royal dynasty?
(Filaret.)

What metal gave its name to the Moscow riot of 1662?
(Copper – "Copper Riot". The uprising was caused by an increase in taxes during the years of the Russian-Polish war of 1654-67. and the issuance of depreciated copper money.)

Did the church schism in Russia occur under Patriarch Nikon or Filaret?
(Under Nikon.)

Which military-historical museum-reserve from Tula can be reached by trolleybuses from the Moscow or Rizhsky railway stations.
(Kulikovo field.)

Name the princess, the ruler of the Russian state, under the young brothers Ivan and Peter.
(Sophia.)

On what lake at the end of the 17th century was the “amusing” training flotilla of Peter I built?
(On Pleshcheevo, or Pereslavsky, in the Yaroslavl region.)

Name the state whose troops weredefeated by Russians near Poltava?
(Sweden. In 1709, the Russian army under the command of Peter Idefeated the Swedish army of Charles XII. The battle of Poltava led to a turning point in the Northern War in favor of Russia.)

What century Russia became known as an empire?
(In the 18th century. In 1721 Peter Ideclared the Russian state the Russian Empire.)

What was the name of the anti-order, made in a single copy by order of Peter I for Hetman Mazepa?
(Judas.)

What significant events took place in the fate of the Lithuanian peasant woman Marta Skovronska in 1703, 1712 and 1724?
(Captivity, wedding with Peter I and coronation, because we are talking about Empress Catherine I , the second wife of Peter the Great.)

There were three of them in the history of Russia. Both the second and the third were grandchildren of the first. There were many applicants for being called the third. The first one was called Great. Say a name.
(Peter.)

What was the name of the son of Peter the Great, who, by order of his father, was thrown into the Peter and Paul Fortress?
(Alexei.)

How, in accordance with the name of two villages near Moscow, did the first guards regiments of Peter I begin to be called?
(Semyonovsky and Preobrazhensky.)

Which battle took place earlier: Borodino or Poltava?
(Poltava. It happened in 1709, during the Northern War of 1700-21. The Russian army under the command of Peter I defeated the Swedish army of Charles XII.)

This order, given by Peter I after the Narva embarrassment, secured him the “title” of Antichrist. Which one?
(Order to transfer the bells to the cannons.)

What city was destroyed by the Russians themselves, who built it, after an unsuccessful battle with the Turks on the Prut River? These were the terms of the peace treaty dated July 12, 1711.
(Taganrog. Then Catherine II restored the city, increasing its beauty, especially since Peter I did not order to destroy the foundations of the fortress and buildings.)

Before Peter I, there was no fleet in Russia. And the one that was created under him, had to be trained for a long time. Therefore, it was very difficult for the young fleet to resist the experienced Swedish sailors. Nevertheless, the Russians managed, using the experience of land battles, to find a way to victory. Which?
(Boarding.)

What battle did Peter I call "Sea Poltava"?
( Gangut battle with the Swedes in 1714during the Northern War. The battle at Gangut becamethe first major victory of the Russian fleet.)

What was the name of the clerk, the teacher of Peter I, a participant in the entertainment of the young tsar, who was called the “all-joking patriarch” for this?
(Zotov Nikita Moiseevich, head of the Near Office, Printed Order.)

The first Russian Emperor Peter I went to bed at 9 pm and woke up at 2 am. The rest of the time he worked. How many hours did his working day last?
(24 – 5 = 19 hours.)

Peter I mastered 14 crafts in his life, but he especially loved turning. To this day, 12 lathes belonging to him are kept in various museums, and another 38 are lost. How many lathes did the worker king have?
(12 + 38 = 50 machines.)

Who and when introduced in Russia the numbering of years from the birth of Christwhich we use today?
( Peter I, in 1700. )

In the reign of which Russian empress, the Ice House was built for the wedding of the court jester?
(Anna Ioannovna, Empress of Russia since 1730, niece of Peter I.)

What is the patronymic of the Russian Empress Elizabeth?
(Petrovna.)

Which Russian scientist in 1741 wrote an ode in honor of the accession to the throne of Elizabeth Petrovna?
(Mikhail Lomonosov.)

The name of which bay became part of the title of Alexei Orlov, who won the naval battle?
(Chesma Bay, Count Alexei Grigorievich Orlov-Chesmensky.)

The name of what mythical beast was given to the guns introduced into the Russian army by Count Shuvalov?
(Unicorn – artillery smoothbore gun. Howitzer unicorns accompanied the infantry in battle, existed until the middle of the 19th century, before the introduction of rifled guns.)

An ode to his birth was written by Lomonosov, and the horoscope was compiled by the great mathematician Euler. True, it seems that he did not foresee all the hardships. What are we talking about?
(Ivan VI Antonovich.)

In 1771, by order of the authorities, Moscow was “closed”, and dashing people robbed the city in broad daylight. There were no police or troops. What happened?
(Plague epidemic.)

What addition to the surname did Field Marshal Pyotr Alexandrovich Rumyantsev receive for victories over the Turks?
(Zadunaisky. In the Russian-Turkish war of 1768-74, he won victories at the Ryaba Mogila, Larga and Kagul. For the first time, he used divisional squares in combination with a loose formation of shooters, which meant a departure from linear tactics.)

During the reign of which empress, Crimea and the Northern Black Sea region were annexed to Russia?
(Catherine II.)

Which empress founded the satirical magazine Vsyakaya Vsyachina?
(Catherine II.)

Who was Paul I related to Catherine II?
(Son.)

What famous phrase, which became winged, was uttered by Empress Catherine II about the unauthorized assault on the Turtukai fortress by A.V. Suvorov, who was under the command of P.A. Rumyantsev?
(“Winners are not judged.”)

Which of the Russian tsars was killed as a result of a conspiracy in 1801?
(Paul I.)

Suvorov wrote to Paul I that, while building the collapsed Devil's Bridge, the logs were fastened together ... With what?
(Officer scarves.)

What title did Grigory Aleksandrovich Potemkin receive after the annexation of Crimea to Russia?
(The title of the Most Serene Prince of Tauride.)

After victory at Chesma in 1770,when the Turkish fleet was destroyed, a medal was issued in Russia, on one side of which a sinking ship was depicted and an inscription consisting of one three-letter past tense verb. What?
("Was".)

What city (now Ukrainian) was glorified by the great Russian commander A alexander vasilievich Suvorov victories over the Turkish invaders in the Russian-Turkish war of 1770-1790?
(Izmail, Odessa region. In this city there is a museum of A.V. Suvorov, including the diorama "Storm of the fortress of Izmail".)

What is the name of the person who under the name of Peter III in 1773 led the uprising of the Yaik Cossacks.
(Emelyan Pugachev.)

Was Yemelyan Pugachev executed on Bolotnaya or Red Square in Moscow?
(On Bolotnaya Square.)

During the time of Catherine II, in the 18th century, Russia was divided into Great Russia, Little Russia, Zheltorossia and Belorussia. What have they become now?
(Great Russia – Russia proper, its European part, Little Russia – this is Ukraine, Belarus became Belarus, Zheltorossia – this was formerly Manchuria, and is now the northeastern part of China.)

In which war did Suvorov get his first combat experience?
(In the Seven Years.)

In the 19th century, double surnames were quite common in high society. Mikhail Illarionovich Kutuzov also had a double surname. Which?
(Kutuzov-Golenishchev.)

The name of which Russian city sounds in the honorary princely title of Field Marshal Mikhail Illarionovich Kutuzov?
(Cities of Smolensk – Prince of Smolensk

30 regiments of Bashkir warriors participated in the Patriotic War of 1812. What did the French call the Bashkir warrior if he was armed with a bow and arrows?
(Amur.)

Name the tributary of the Dnieper, which played a fatal role in the fate of Napoleon's army in November 1812.
(Berezina, a river in Belarus. When crossing it with battles, the Napoleonic army lost about 50 thousand people, most of the artillery and carts, and ceased to exist as an organized force.)

Name the hero of the Patriotic War of 1812, the military governor of St. Petersburg, who was mortally wounded on Senate Square by the Decembrist Kakhovsky.
(Miloradovich Mikhail Andreevich.)

In what century did the Russian Emperor Nicholas I rule?
(In the 19th.)

In 1796, the future Emperor Nicholas I was awarded the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called. For what reason?
(About your birth.)

At the beginning of the reign of which Russian emperor did the Decembrist uprising take place?
(Nicholas I, 1825.)

Under which Russian emperor did the first railway stations appear in Moscow and the Grand Kremlin Palace was built?
(Nicholas I.)

Which emperor replaced Nicholas I on the Russian throne?
(Alexander II.)

Name the emperor, the only one who ruled after Elizabeth Petrovna, a Muscovite by birth?
(Alexander II.)

Which Russian emperor abolished serfdom in Little Russia?
(Alexander II.)

Name the Russian emperor, whose wife was Alice von Hesse-Darmstadt?
(Nicholas II.)

Name the Russian emperor, whose fourth daughter was named Anastasia?
(Nicholas II.)

For what category is famous Sinop battle in 1853(when the Russian squadron of Vice Admiral P.S. Nakhimov destroyed the Turkish squadron of Osman Pasha) is considered the last?
(This is the last battle of the era of the sailing fleet.)

On what mountain pass in 1877 did the Russian-Bulgarian troops repulse the stubborn attacks of the Turkish troops of Suleiman Pasha, and then held him for five months until the Russian army went on the offensive?
(Shipka Pass in Bulgaria, in the Stara Planina Mountains, height 1185 meters. Near Shipka – monument-museum to the Russian and Bulgarian soldiers who fell in the battles for the liberation of Bulgaria.)

Excavations of this village at the mouth of the Volkhov began at the end of the 19th century, and now it is called “the mother of Russian cities” in textbooks, having taken this honorary title from Kyiv.
(Now the village of Staraya Ladoga. Ladoga – Old Russian city in the Novgorod land. In 1704 the city was moved to the mouth of the Volkhov River, Novaya Ladoga.)

What was the name of the third son of Paul the First?
(Nicholas I.)

Which Russian tsar received the nickname "Palkin" among the people?
(Nicholas I.)

With the squadron of which state did the Varyag cruiser fight?
(Japan.)

After which battle in the Russo-Japanese War of 1905 was Russia forced to start peace negotiations?
(After the Battle of Tsushima. In the Korea Strait, near the Tsushima Islands.)

Which country won the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905?
(Japan.)

South Sakhalin, according to the Treaty of Portsmouth in 1905, Russia ceded to Japan. As after that they called S.Yu. Witte in the right press?
(Count Polusakhalinsky.)

What is the name in Russian history received January 9, 1905?
("Bloody Sunday")

At the court of which Russian emperor did Grigory Rasputin have great influence?
(Nicholas II.)

What month of the year gave the name to the Russian bourgeois revolution of 1917?
(February – The February Revolution, which curtailed the autocracy.)

Name the brother in whose favor in the spring of 1917, Emperor Nicholas II abdicated?
(Mikhail. But Grand Duke Mikhail did not accept the crown.)

At what station did the famous abdication take place? You have known it since childhood, because it was here that a certain dog was found missing from a lady who checked in her luggage.
(Dno station.)

After Germany declared war on Russia on August 1, 1914, the "struggle against German dominance" began. And how did it start in St. Petersburg?
(Petersburg was renamed Petrograd and remained so for 10 years.)

In what two wars did the future Marshal and President of Finland, Karl Mannerheim, fight on the side of Russia?
(Russian-Japanese 1903-05 and World War I.)

What country, besides Great Britain and Russia, was part of the Entente?
(France.)

Was Italy an ally or enemy of Russia in World War I?
(Ally.)

Both the wife of Nicholas II and her four daughters participated in the First World War, acquiring this military specialty. What?
(Sister of Mercy.)

During the celebration of the 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty, a motorcade passed along the Nevsky. All the silver horseshoes of horses were kept on only one nail. What is the purpose of animals being shod like that?
(So ​​that ordinary people can pick up horseshoes “for good luck”.)

What is the name of the station in St. Petersburg, near which in April 1917 V.I. Lenin?
(Finlyandsky railway station.)

Who was appointed commissar of Chapaev's 25th Rifle Division in 1919?
(Furmanov Dmitry Andreevich.)

What is the name of the modern state on whose territory Vasily Ivanovich Chapaev died?
(Kazakhstan.)

Commander Anton Ivanovich Denikin abolished awards in the Volunteer Army. For what reason?
(It is not good to reward Russians who kill their compatriots.)

What is the last military rank of Alexander Kolchak.
(Admiral.)

Which miner "gave" his last name to all Soviet labor shock workers and innovators?
(A.G. Stakhanov – the initiator of the movement of workers in the USSR for increasing labor productivity and better use of technology. The Stakhanovite movement arose in 1935 in the coal industry of Donbass, then the Stakhanovites appeared in many other industries.)

The attack of the Soviet Union on which country was the reason for its exclusion from the League of Nations?
(Finland. In December 1939, after the start of the Soviet-Finnish war of 1939-40)

Joseph Stalin was the son of a shoemaker or a tailor?
(Shoemaker.)

In the 30s or 40s, Stalin put forward the slogan "Cadres decide everything"?
(In the 1930s.)

Which city was the main target of the German Typhoon offensive plan?
(Moscow.)

In August 1941, bombers of which country made 10 raids on Berlin?
(USSR. This is despite the fact that the Germans were less than 400 km from Moscow.)

What was the name the city in the battle for which the army of Paulus was defeated?
( Stalingrad.)

What nickname did the Germans give to Soviet female pilots who flew night sorties on Pe-2 light bombers?
(Night Witches.)

Name a Soviet politician who June 22, 1941 spoke on the radio with the words: “Our cause is just, the enemy will be defeated, victory will be ours!”
(Molotov V.M.)

What name and surname are encrypted in the name of the Soviet tank "IS"?
(Joseph Stalin.)

How does the abbreviation "KV" stand for – the name of the Soviet heavy tank of the Great Patriotic War?
(Klim Voroshilov, military leader, statesman of the Soviet Union.)

During the Great Patriotic War, the BM-13 installation was called "Katyusha", but what was the name of the "PPSh" machine gun (you can guess)?
("Daddy")

Before World War II, most of the mortars in European armies had a caliber of 81.4 mm. How did the Soviet designers justify the proposal to develop domestic mortars with a caliber of 82 mm?
(This mortar will be able to fire captured mines, and enemy mortars will not be able to use its shells.)

During the Great Patriotic War, our front-line soldiers called the self-propelled artillery mount SU-1 52 (later ISU-152) "St. John's wort". For what?
(For the fact that they pierced the armor of the German Tiger tanks.)

Which rear Ural city during the Great Patriotic War was better known as"Tankograd" ?
(Chelyabinsk, South Ural.)

About the heroic defense of which Soviet city in 1942 did Olga Berggolts write in her poems?
(Leningrad. "February Diary", "Leningrad Poem", both 1942.)

Which the city of Russia during the Great Patriotic War withstood a 900-day siege by German troops?
( Leningrad , now St. Petersburg.)

Name the Soviet city, after which the square in Paris is named, in memory of the great victory over fascism?
(Stalingrad.)

What is the name of the sergeant called the Stalingrad house, which the Soviet soldiers defended for several months?
(Pavlov's House.)

With her own savings, Maria Oktyabrskaya “built” the “Fighting Girlfriend” tank and successfully fought in it in this capacity. In which?
(As a driver.)

On August 13, 1942, this young scout on the Luga highway – Pskov blew up the car of Major General of the Engineering Troops von Wirtz and delivered a briefcase with the most important documents to the partisan headquarters. What is the name of this young partisan.
(Leonid Golikov, 1926-1943, posthumously Hero of the Soviet Union.)

Everyone knows about the kitten Vasily from Lizyukov Street, but who is this famous street of the city of Voronezh named after?
(In honor of General A.I. Lizyukov, commander of the tank army that liberated Voronezh from the Nazis. Hero of the Soviet Union, died a heroic death.)

Bulgaria in World War II was an ally of the USSR or Germany?
(Germany.)

What are the capitals of the three states located on the Danube and liberated by the Soviet Army from the fascist invaders?
(Budapest – Hungary, Bucharest – Romania, Vienna – Austria.)

In which country and in which city is the famous Alyosha monument erected in honor of Russian soldiers who died during the liberation of the country from the Nazis?
(In Bulgaria, in Plovdiv.)

Marshal of which troops was Ivan Nikitovich Kozhedub?
(Marshal of Aviation, 1985 Three times Hero of the Soviet Union, 1944 - twice, 1945. During the Great Patriotic War, he served in fighter aviation, was a squadron commander, deputy regiment commander. Participated in 120 air battles, in which he shot down 62 enemy aircraft.)

On which river on April 25, 1945 did the Allied troops meet?
(On the Elbe.)

What was the name of the parade that took place on Red Square on June 24, 1945?
( Victory parade .)

The highest peak of the Tien Shan was named in 1946 in honor of the end of the Great Patriotic War. How?
(Peak Pobeda, 7439 m.)

What is the sum of the serial numbers of the months of the beginning and end of the Great Patriotic War.
(11, because it was June and May.)

In July 1945, at this conference, the Soviet Union confirmed its consent to enter the war with Japan. The last stage of the Second World War began. What was this conference?
(Potsdam conference, near Berlin.)

Was the post of Minister of Defense once held by Zhukov or Konev?
(Zhukov G.K., held the post of Minister of Defense of the USSR from 1955 to October 1957.)

Rodion Malinovsky was the Minister of Defense or the Minister of Foreign Affairs?
(Minister of Defense of the USSR since 1957.)

At a meeting of which organization did Nikita Khrushchev pound his shoe on the table?
(UN.)

In which country were the Soviet missiles deployed that caused the Cuban Missile Crisis?
(In Cuba.)

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