Tests related to Eastern Slavs. Verification tests on the history of Ancient Russia (to the textbook by A.A. Danilov, S.M. Kosulina). B) prevalence in the steppe zone
History test East Slavs and their neighbors for 6th grade students with answers. The test includes 2 options, each with 10 tasks.
Option 1
1. Arrange the following events in chronological order.
1) settlement of the East European Plain by the Eastern Slavs
2) the separation of the Balto-Slavic tribes from the group of Indo-European tribes
3) the division of the Balto-Slavic tribes into Balts and Slavs
4) division of Slavic tribes into three branches
2.
A) Poles
B) Serbs
C) Russians
D) Croats
E) Ukrainians
E) Slovaks
Groups of Slavs
1) Eastern Slavs
2) Western Slavs
3) South Slavs
3. Distribute the occupations of the Eastern Slavs and the results of labor that relate to them.
A) agriculture
B) cattle breeding
C) hunting
D) bee-keeping
Labor results
1) honey from wild bees
2) wheat, rye, millet
3) meat of pigs, cows
4) skins of fur animals
4.
“Entering the battle, most of them go to the enemies with shields and darts in their hands, but they never put on their armor; some do not wear shirts (tunics) or raincoats, but only pants, pulled up by a wide belt at their hips, and in this form go to battle with the enemies ... They are very tall and of great strength. "
1) What kind of people is mentioned in the text?
2) What kind of weapon is mentioned in the passage?
3) What country does the historian and author of the text come from?
5. The list contains the gods of the Eastern Slavs. Find two extra names. Write down the numbers under which they are indicated.
1) Stribog
2) Zeus
3) Yarilo
4) One
5) Perun
6) Mokosh
6.
The popular assembly among the Slavs, which decided the most important issues, is __________.
7. The city that became the center of the Ilmen Slavs, the tribe of the Eastern Slavs, is
1) Kiev
2) Smolensk
3) Novgorod
4) Chernihiv
8. two
1) glade
2) Volynians
3) votyaks
4) Khazars
5) radimichi
6) krivichi
9.
A) rope
B) colonization
C) the people's militia
D) paganism
Meaning
1) an army consisting of representatives of the community
2) the community among the ancient Slavs
3) economic development of land
4) belief in many gods
10. Mark the rivers along which the tribes of the Eastern Slavs settled.
1) Vistula, Oder
2) Dniester, Dnipro
3) Vyatka, White
4) Sava, Morava
Option 2
1. Arrange the following events in chronological order.
1) the settlement of Slavic tribes in the territory from the White Sea to the Balkan Peninsula, from the Elbe to the Volga and Don
2) settlement by East Slavic tribes of the territory of the East European Plain
3) resettlement of Indo-European tribes in the territory from India to Western Europe
4) participation of Slavic tribes in the Great Migration of Peoples
2. Establish a correspondence between the Slavic peoples and the groups of Slavs to which they belong.
A) Russians
B) Czechs
C) Slovaks
D) Belarusians
D) Bulgarians
E) Serbs
Groups of Slavs
1) Eastern Slavs
2) Western Slavs
3) South Slavs
3. Establish a correspondence between the farming system and its characteristics.
Specifications
A) prevalence mainly in the forest belt
B) prevalence in the steppe zone
C) using the soil to depletion, then, after 20-30 years, reuse
D) cutting down trees, burning stumps
Farming systems
1) slash and burn
2) transient
4. Read the passage from the history document and answer the questions.
“They believe that only God, the creator of lightning, is the ruler over all and bulls are sacrificed to him and other sacred rites are performed. They venerate rivers, and nymphs, and all sorts of other deities, make sacrifices to all of them, and with the help of these sacrifices they make fortune-telling. "
5. Establish a correspondence between the names of the Slavic gods and their functions.
A) Mokosh
B) Veles
C) Stribog
D) Yarilo
1) god, lord of the wind
2) goddess of fertility
3) patron of pastoralism
4) the sun god
6. Write down the term in question.
The neighboring community of the ancient Slavs is __________.
7. The city is the center of the Ilmen Slovenes, the tribe of the Eastern Slavs
1) Smolensk
2) Novgorod
3) Kiev
4) Iskorosten
8. The list includes the tribes of the Eastern Slavs. Find two superfluous names. Write down the numbers under which they are indicated.
1) cheremis
2) dregovichi
3) krivichi
4) Pechenegs
5) vyatichi
6) drevlyans
9. Establish a correspondence between the term and its meaning.
A) colonization
B) veche
C) beekeeping
D) bisexual
The values
1) popular assembly among the Eastern Slavs
2) economic development of land
3) the farming system among the Slavs
4) collecting honey from wild bees
10. Mark the rivers along which the tribes of the Eastern Slavs settled.
1) Dnipro, Volkhov
2) Yaik, Vyatka
3) Danube, Elbe
4) Seine, Thames
Answers to the history test East Slavs and their neighbors
Option 1
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3-2341
4.
1) Slavs
2) shield, darts
3) Byzantium
5-24
6-veche
7-3
8-34
9-2314
10-2
Option 2
1-3412
2-122133
3-1221
4.
1) Procopius of Caesarea
2) sacrifice
3) nymphs
5-2314
6-rope
7-2
8-14
9-2143
10-1
Material (lecture, presentations and tests) on history on the topic: "Eastern Slavs"
"TEST Eastern Slavs and their neighbors. Studies, beliefs"
| 1. In the pre-state period, the Eastern Slavs developed two centers in 1) Novgorod and Dnieper 2) the Volga region and the Baltics 3) Baltic and Black Sea regions 4) Volga region and Don | 1.East Slavs belong to the family: Finno-Ugric Iberian-Caucasian Indo-European Baltic |
| 1.The community in Russia was called: | 1.The East Slavic tribes were by the 9th century A.D .:
Agricultural Pastoralists |
| 2. Neighbors of the Eastern Slavs 1) Germans 3) the Romans | 2. The territory of settlement of the East Slavic tribal unions in the 6-9 centuries. extended to: West Siberian Plain East European Plain Northern Black Sea coast Prykarpattia region |
| 3. Lesson on breeding bees and obtaining honey from the Slavs was called 1) beekeeping 2) architecture 3) cooper 4) pottery | 3. The main trading partner of the Old Russian state was 1) Byzantium 3) Tmutarakan |
| 3. The main occupation of the Eastern Slavs: Trade Agriculture | 3.Two state centers of the Eastern Slavs were: Chernihiv, Polotsk Lyubech, Chernigov Novgorod, Kiev Smolensk, Pskov |
The Eastern Slavs called the neighboring community ... ...
4. Write down the term about which in question:
The main farming systems among the Eastern Slavs were slash-and-burn and ……
4. Write down the term in question:
The Eastern Slavs worshiped many gods, i.e. were …….
7. Three peoples (nationalities) originate from the Eastern Slavs. Choose three correct answers and write them down in the table:
Ukrainians
Belarusians
8. Fill in the blanks in these sentences using the list of missing items below: for each letter and blank sentence, select the item number you want.
“The trade route among the Slavs was called ______ (A), its beginning was the Varangian Sea, now called _______ (B), connected with the Russian Sea, known in our time as ______ (C). The end point of this waterway was the city ________ (D) ".
Novgorod
Constantinople
"From the Varangians to the Greeks"
"Volzhsky"
Baltic
Caspian
Write down the selected numbers in the table under the corresponding letters.
9. Establish a correspondence between the name of the people (tribe, union of tribes) and the area of its residence.
PEOPLES (Tribes, Tribal Unions) AREAS OF RESIDENCE
A) Varangians 1) Oka river basin
B) vyatichi 2) lower Volga
C) glade 3) lower reaches of the Danube river
D) Khazars 4) Scandinavia
5) the middle course of the Dnieper
10. Write the missing phrase.
For economic and social development The Eastern Slavs were influenced by the trade route passing through the East European Plain, which the “Tale of Bygone Years” called “the way ………………………… ..”.
23. Name at least three provisions characterizing the beliefs of the Eastern Slavs, and give at least three names of the deities they worshiped.
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"Eastern Slavs and their neighbors. Occupations, beliefs"
EASTERN TRIBES AND THEIR NEIGHBORS.
LESSONS, SOCIAL STRUCTURE, BELIEFS OF EASTERN SLAVS.
1. The tribal assembly among the Eastern Slavs in ancient times was called
1.Ilmenian Slovenes lived around the cities:
Ladoga and Pskov
Novgorod and Ladoga
Izborsk and Novgorod
Novgorod and Pskov
1.The Eastern Slavs include:
Pechenegs
2. Varangians, Vikings, Normans - all these are names
2.The religion of the Eastern Slavs in the 6-9 centuries. It was:
Christianity
Catholicism
Paganism
2.The patron of cattle breeding among the pagan Slavs was God:
3. In which of the chronicles in the first lines the question was raised: "Where did the Russian Land come from, who began to reign in Kiev first, and where did the Russian land come from?"
3. The basis for which modern peoples was the ancient Russian nationality?
4. Write down the term in question:
The main occupation of the Eastern Slavs was …….
4. Write down the term in question:
The most important trade routes of Ancient Rus were the Volga trade route and the route ...
9. Place in the correct sequence from north to south the rivers and lakes that were parts of the trade route "from the Vikings to the Greeks."
A) Ladoga Lake
C) Latch
D) Ilmen
10. Establish a correspondence between the name of the tribal union of the Slavs and the place of their settlement. Enter the received answer in the table:
| LOCATION |
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| northerners | Upper reaches of the Western Dvina, Dnieper and Volga |
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| Land between Pripyat and Western Dvina |
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| Dregovichi | Lands along the Oka, Klyazma, Sestra, Moscow, Upper Volga |
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| Lands along Sule, Seven, Desna |
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| Lands along the Western Bug and in the spurs of the Carpathians |
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23. Name at least three provisions that characterize the occupation of the Eastern Slavs, and give at least three names of the tools they used.
23. Many cities of Ancient Rus arose on the banks of rivers. Explain what were the advantages of this city location. Give three explanations.
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"Lecture Vost Slavs"
| ITEMS TESTED BY THE CMM JOBS Antiquity and the Middle Ages
1.2 Russia in the 9th - early 12th century 1.3 Russian lands and principalities in the XII - the middle of the XV century. 1.4 Russian state in the second half of the 15th – 17th centuries. New time 2.1 Russia in the 18th - mid-19th centuries 2.2 Russia in the second half of the XIX - early XX century Russia in XX – XXI cc 3.1 Russia in the First World War. Revolution and Civil War in Russia 3.2 USSR in 1922-1991 3.3 Russian Federation |
Antiquity and the Middle Ages
1.1 Peoples and the most ancient states on the territory of Russia
1.1.1* East Slavic tribes and their neighbors
1.1.2 Occupations, social structure, beliefs of the Eastern Slavs
EASTERN TRIBES AND THEIR NEIGHBORS
East Slavs- ancestors Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians... V early middle ages constituted a single Old Russian (or East Slavic) nationality, which were characterized by mutual language, homogeneous material and spiritual culture. That is, East Slavs- an ethno-historical concept. The history of the Eastern Slavs begins from the period when the East Slavic language (Indo-European family) emerged from the common Slavic (Proto-Slavic) language. It happened in the 7th-8th centuries.
In the VIII-IX centuries. Slavs occupied the territory from the Peipsi and Ladoga lakes in the north to the Black Sea in the south - the East European or Russian plain. Salient feature- a developed river system, rivers are slow flowing, but long. The largest river system - Dniprovska... The upper reaches of the Volga with the Oka basin were also Slavic. To the west, the Carpathian Mountains were the border of the settlement of the Eastern Slavs. The territory of the Slavs is mainly forest.
East Slavic tribes
Resettlement of East Slavic tribes
| Tribal union name | Place of resettlement |
| Middle course of the Dnieper (Kiev) |
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| Drevlyans | In the basin of the Pripyat river, Iskorosten (northeast of Kiev) |
| Dregovichi | On the territory of modern Belarus (left bank of Pripyat) |
| Polochans | Middle course of the Western Dvina at the confluence with the Polot River, Polotsk (Western Dvina basin) |
| Ilmen Slovenes | Around Lake Ilmen, Novgorod |
| Northerners | In the basins of the Desna, Seim and Sulla rivers, Chernigov (left bank of the Dnieper) |
| Radimichi | Along the rivers Sozh and Seim (between the Dnieper and Sozh) |
| Upper reaches of the Western Dvina and Dnieper, Smolensk (upper reaches of the Volga, Dnieper, Dvina) |
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| In the forest thickets between the Oka, Klyazma and Volga rivers, Rostov and Suzdal (Oka and Moskva rivers) |
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| Volynians (Buzhanians) | Along the Bug River (upper reaches of the Southern Bug) |
| Lower Dnieper, Black Sea coast (Dniester) |
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| Between the rivers Dniester and Prut (Dniester) |
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| White Croats | Transcarpathia |
The settlement zone of the Eastern Slavs was devoid of natural borders, therefore it was "open" both for invasion and for cultural influences and influences of neighboring peoples.
Neighbors of the East Slavic tribes
Neighbors of the Eastern Slavs were western and southern slavs , which in the VI-VIII centuries. the process of the formation of statehood was going on in the same way. Our ancestors coexisted with the ancestors of the present Baltic peoples: Livs, Latgalians, Prussians, Yatvingians and other peoples. Finnish tribes lived in the northeast: Esty, Sum, Chud, Karelians ... These were all peaceful peoples who were friends with the Slavic tribal unions.
Relations between the Slavs and Varangians who hunted for all sorts of robbery. On the northwest (Scandinavia) - Normans (Varangians). Relations between the Slavs and the neighboring Khazar Kaganate ... It was a powerful state that made constant predatory raids on Russia. The proximity of the Eastern Slavs to the Great Steppe more than once threatened the very existence of the Slavs. The raids of the nomads were not rare and devastating. Cimmerians, Scythians, Huns, Avars, Khazars more than once made forays into Russia. Such neighbors of the Slavs forced our ancestors to take drastic measures. The tribes of the Eastern Slavs united for joint defense, and soon formed their own statehood.
The middle reaches of the Volga are Bulgaria (Bulgarians), the lower reaches of the Volga are the Khazar Kaganate (Turkic Khazars), on the territory of modern Hungary - the Avar Kaganate (Avars). The Eastern Slavs bordered not only with barbarian nomads, but also Byzantium ... Slavs traded with great empire, entered into trade agreements, adopted all sorts of experience, and even themselves made several predatory raids on Byzantium.
CLASSES, SOCIAL STRUCTURE, BELIEFS OF EASTERN SLAVS
The main occupations of the Eastern Slavs
The main occupations of the Slavs proceeded from the characteristics of the land. It was practiced in the forests slash and burn agriculture ... The steppe land was mastered by means of commotion (fallow). But all the same, the yield was low due to the harsh continental climate. Other crafts of the Slavs: fishing , hunting , it was also very common beekeeping (collecting honey) . Novgorod-Ilmensky Territory was rich in forests, fur trade flourished there. Elk and bear hunting was practiced in the southern regions. The abundance of rivers, lakes, a well-branched water transport system contributed to the development seafaring, trade, various crafts producing products for exchange. At the crossroads of trade routes were based big cities, tribal centers such as Kiev and others.
Agricultural implements of the Eastern Slavs: plow, harrow, sickle, ralo, ax, hoe.
Social system of the Eastern Slavs
Initially, the Slavs lived tribal communities- a collective of blood relatives who have common property and run the household together. On the eve of the formation of statehood, the Slavs lived neighborhood community (rope)- a more fractional association based on the separation of separate small families from the clan. In the Slavic society, military leaders stood out and formed squad . Druzhina this is special kind population engaged only in military activities, in particular attack. For defense, there was militia of free community members (militia) ... The guards were engaged not only in conquest campaigns, but also ruled the annexed lands. There was a general council - a national assembly - a veche - a meeting of community members (male warriors), at which the most important issues of the life of the tribe were decided, including the choice of leaders - military leaders.
At the head was the prince, who obeyed squad and governors, helped council of elders ... Below were smerds or as their husbands also called them (the heads of patriarchal families who had the right to participate in the army). We went even lower servants - these are family members of husbands and slaves who did not have the right to participate in the army.
Trade route "From the Varangians to the Greeks": 
Trade route "From the Varangians to the Greeks": From the Baltic Sea along the Neva River, Lake Ladoga, the Volkhov River, Lake Ilmen, the Lovat River, by dragging to the Western Dvina, by dragging to the Dnieper and further to the Black Sea.
Beliefs of the Eastern Slavs
The religion of the Eastern Slavs was complex, varied, with detailed customs. Religion that existed in different nations prior to their adoption Christianity or islam, was called paganism (polytheism). The Slavs inhabited the world with different gods and goddesses. At the head of the Slavic gods stood great Svarog - the god of the universe. His sons - svarozichi - the sun and fire were carriers of light and heat. Sun God Dazhdbog - was highly revered by the Slavs. The Slavs prayed to the family and women in labor - to God and goddesses of fertility. This cult was associated with the agricultural pursuits of the population and was therefore especially popular.
the God Veles revered among the Slavs as the patron saint of cattle breeding, Stribog commanded the winds. As the Slavs merged with some Iranian and Finno-Ugric tribes, their gods migrated to the Slavic pantheon. So in the 8-9 centuries the sun god was worshiped among the Slavs Horse ... With the beginning of military campaigns among the Slavs, the god of thunder and lightning is increasingly coming to the fore. Perun . Makosh - the deity of fertility. There is a special attitude towards dead soldiers(funeral pyres, burial mounds, and so on). The Slavs had an annual cycle of agricultural holidays: Kolyada , day of spring equinox , Pancake week , May 1-2 celebrate the appearance of the first spring shoots, holiday of Ivan Kupala etc. Many of these holidays have survived to this day. In every house, the Slavs had idols of the gods, there was also cult of Shurov , small family idols of houses.
TEST ON TOPICS: “EAST SLAVIAN TRIBES AND THEIR NEIGHBORS. CLASSES, SOCIAL STRUCTURE, BELIEFS OF EASTERN SLAVS "
1. Which three of these peoples were engaged in cattle breeding and led a nomadic way of life?
1) Cumans 4) Khazars
2) Estonians 5) Pechenegs
3) Mordovians 6) Prussians
5. Establish a correspondence between tribes and their ethnicity.
| Ethnicity |
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| B) Drevlyans | 2) Slavs |
| C) Yatvyagi | 3) the Germans |
| D) Pechenegs | |
| 5) Finno-Ugric |
5. Establish a correspondence between the names of the Slavic pagan gods and the spheres of their patronage.
| SPHERES OF PATRON |
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| A) Makosh | |
| D) Stribog | 4) sea element |
| 5) fertility |
10 .. Read an excerpt from the composition of the Byzantine author and determine what kind of people we are talking about.
“The tribes ... are numerous, hardy, easily endure heat, cold, rain, nakedness, lack of food. They treat the foreigners arriving to them affectionately and, showing them signs of their favor, guard them. They have a large variety of livestock and fruits of the earth lying in heaps, especially millet and wheat. They settle in forests, near impassable rivers, swamps and lakes, arrange many exits in their homes due to the dangers that happen to them. "
Turkic nomads 3) Slavs
Normans 4) Volga Bulgars
10. Read the passage from The Tale of Bygone Years and write the name of the river that is missing from the text.
“When the glades lived separately in the mountains, this was the way along the Dnieper, and in the upper reaches of the Dnieper - dragging to ..., and along ... you can enter Ilmen, the great lake, Volkhov flows out of the same lake and flows into Lake Great Nevo (Ladoga) , and the mouth of that lake flows into the Varangian Sea. And on the same sea you can sail to Rome, and from Rome you can sail along the same sea to Constantinople ... "
Answer:________.
12. Read an excerpt from the work of the Byzantine writer Procopius of Caesarea. 
Using the passage and knowledge of history, choose three correct judgments from the list below.
The religion of the tribes described is Christianity.
The essay deals with the Eastern Slavs.
The pagan beliefs of the tribes are clearly traced in this historical source.
23. Many cities of Ancient Rus arose on the banks of rivers. Explain what were the advantages of this city location (give three explanations).
Preparation for the Unified State Exam Test No. 1 "East Slavs and their neighbors" The test allows you to assess the level educational achievements students in the course of history of secondary schools. The basis of the test is the compulsory minimum of the content of education. The test contains 9 tasks, which take 5 minutes to complete. 1.East Slavs came to the middle reaches of the Dnieper 1) from Scandinavia 2) from the interfluve of the Vistula and the Oder 3) from the middle Volga 4) from the coast of the Baltic Sea 2.The East Slavic peoples include 1) Poles 2) Serbs 3) Czechs 4) Russians 3 At the beginning of 1 thousand. BC Slavs experienced the onslaught of 1 (Scythians 2) Sarmatians 3) Cimmerians 4) Goths 4. The Ant tribal union was formed by 1) the middle of the 4th century AD. 2) the beginning of the 5th century AD. 3) the middle of the 6th century AD. 4) the end of the 6th century A.D. 5. The Slavs include 1) Chud 2) Zyryans 3) Volhynians 4) Circassians 6. Non-Slavic tribe. 1) Muroma 2) glade 3) Volhynians 4) Tivertsy 7. In the VIII century. n. NS. one of the main opponents of the Eastern Slavs are 1) Avars 2) Alans 3) Arabs 4) Khazars 8. In the Vi - VII centuries. n. NS. The main opponents of the Eastern Slavs were 1) Avars 2) Alans 3) Arabs 4) Khazars 9. The tribal union of Novgorod Slovenes was formed 1) in the middle reaches of the Dnieper 2) on the banks of the Ilmen Island and the Volkhov River 3) on the banks of the river. Oka 4) in the upper reaches of the Volga River Preparation for the Unified State Exam. Test №2 "Occupations, social structure, beliefs of the Eastern Slavs" The test allows you to assess the level of educational achievements of students in the course of history of secondary schools. The basis of the test is the obligatory minimum of the content of education. The test contains 5 tasks, which take 5 minutes to complete. 1The main branch of the economy of the Eastern Slavs in the VI-VII centuries 1) beekeeping 2) nomadic cattle breeding 3) intermediary trade 4) slash-and-burn agriculture 2) Slaves among the Eastern Slavs 1) served in the prince's squad 2) were not used in the household 3) were considered juniors incomplete members of the patriarchal family 4) belonged mainly to the purchases and ryadovichs 3. The main deity of the pagan pantheon of the Eastern Slavs was not 1) Dazhdbog 2) Viy 3) Perun 4) Veles 4. The holiday of the turning of the sun for spring among the Slavs was called 1) Kupala 2) Maslenitsa 3) Carols 4) Easter 5. New Year the ancient Slavs began 1) January 1 2) May 1 3) May 1 4) September 1 Preparation for the exam. Test №3 “The emergence of the state among the Eastern Slavs. Discussion about the origin of the ancient Russian state ”The test allows to assess the level of educational achievements of students in the course of history of a secondary general education school. The basis of the test is the obligatory minimum of the content of education. The test contains 10 tasks, which take 6 minutes to complete. 1.In the upper reaches of the Volga, a tribal union was formed 1) Drevlyans 2) Vyatichi 3) Dregovichi 4) Krivichi 2. The main city of the glades was 1) Novgorod 2) Chernigov 3) Kiev 4) Smolensk 3. At the turn of the VIII-IX centuries. glades freed themselves from power 1) Pechenegs 2) Khazars 3) Polovtsians 4) Volga Bulgars 4. The main occupations of the glades do not include 1) arable farming 2) cattle breeding 3) viticulture 4) trade 5. The beginnings of statehood appeared earlier than others among 1) Drevlyans 2 ) Krivichi 3) Vyatichi 4) Polyan 6 The military leader of the Eastern Slavs was called 1) elder 2) headman 3) prince 4) vigilante 7. One of the initial centers of the formation of the Old Russian state was 1 (Smolensk 2) Polotsk 3) Novgorod 4) Rostov 8 .The territory, according to which statehood was brought to RUSSIA by the Varangians, is called 1) Slavophile 2) Norman 3) Westernizing 4) anti-Norman 9. The unification of the two centers of Old Russian statehood took place in 1) 860. 2) 862 3_882 4) 911 10. In 862, 1) Igor began to rule in Novgorod 2) Rurik 3) Oleg 4) Askold Preparation for the Unified State Exam. Test №4 "Categories of the population. "Russkaya Pravda" The test allows to assess the level of educational achievements of students in the course of history of a secondary general education school. The test is based on the mandatory minimum of the content of education. The test contains 8 tasks, which take 5 minutes to complete. 1. The initial form of dependence of the community members on the state was 1) The obligation to participate in the people's assembly 2) the need for annual payment of tribute 3) the obligation to profess a single religion 4) the need for the prince's permission to marry 2. The bulk of the population of the Old Russian state was 1) smerds 2) purchases 3) slaves 40ryadovichi 3. The first part of "Russkaya Pravda" was accepted into the board of 1) Olga 2) Vladimir 3) Yaroslav the Wise 4) Vladimir Monomakh 4. In the original edition of Russkaya Pravda, blood feud for murder 1) was prohibited 2) was allowed only to representatives of the authorities 3) was allowed only to close and distant relatives 4) was allowed only to close relatives 5. "Russkaya Pravda" Yaroslavichi 1) regulated relations between the prince and the squad 2) regulated relations between secular and church authorities 3) regulated property relations 4) regulated all types of relations in society 6. The category of people completely dependent on the master were called 1) slaves 2) smerds 3) purchases 4) ryadovichs 7. The number of dependent categories of the population did not include 1) forgiven 2) junior vigilantes 3) slaves 4) purchases 8. The monetary fine for mutilations in "Russkaya Pravda" was called 1) punishment 2) vira 3) execution 4) collection
TEST "ORIENTAL SLAVS"
1. The East Slavic peoples include
1) Poles 2) Serbs 3) Czechs 4) Russians
2. The Slavs are
1) Chud 2) Zyryans 3) Volynians 4) Circassians
3. Non-Slavic tribe
I) Muroma 2) Polyane 3) Volynians 4) Tivertsy
4. The tribal union of Novgorod Slovenes was formed
1) in the middle reaches of the Dnieper 2) on the banks of the Ilmen Island and the Volkhov River 3) on the banks of the Oka River 4) in the upper reaches of the Volga River
5. The main branch of the economy of the Eastern Slavs in the VI VII centuries.
1) bee-keeping 2) nomadic herding 3) intermediary trade 4) slash-and-burn agriculture
6. The main deity of the pagan pantheon of the Eastern Slavs was not
1) Dazhdbog 2) Viy 3) Perun 4) Veles
7. The main city of the glades was
1) Novgorod 2) Chernigov 3) Kiev 4) Smolensk
8. The rudiments of statehood appeared earlier than others in
1) Drevlyan 2) Krivichi 3) Vyatichi 4) Polyan and Novgorod Slovens
9. The military leader of the East Slavic tribes was called
1) an elder 2) an elder 3) a prince 4) a vigilante
10. One of the initial centers of the formation of the ancient Russian state was
1) Smolensk 2) Polotsk 3) Novgorod 4) Rostov
11. The theory according to which statehood was brought to Russia by the Varangians is called
1) Slavophil 2) Norman 3) Westernizing 4) anti-Norman
12. The unification of the two centers of ancient Russian statehood took place in
1) 860 2) 862 3) 882 4) 911
13.In 862, he began to rule in Novgorod
I) Igor 2) Rurik 3) Oleg 4) Askold
14. Read the text and answer the questions
Customs and religion of the Slavs
All these tribes had their own customs, and the laws of their fathers, and traditions, and each had its own disposition. Glades have the custom of their fathers meek and quiet, shy in front of their daughters-in-law and sisters, mothers and parents; they have great modesty before mothers-in-law and in-law; they also have a marriage custom: the son-in-law does not go after the bride, but brings her the day before, and the next day they bring her for her - whatever they give. And the Drevlyans lived an animal custom, lived like a beast: they killed each other, ate everything that was not clean, and they did not have marriages, but they abducted the girls from
water. And the Radimichi, Vyatichi and the northerners had a common custom: they lived in the forest, like all animals, they ate everything that was not clean and used to shame in the presence of their fathers and daughters-in-law, and they never had marriages, but games were arranged between villages, and they converged on these games, on dances and all sorts of demonic songs, and here they snatched their wives by conspiracy with them; they had two and three wives. And if someone died, then they arranged a funeral feast on him, and then they made a large deck, and they laid the dead man on this deck, and burned it, and after collecting the bones, they put them in a small vessel and put them on pillars along the roads, as the Vyatichi still do now. ... The same custom was followed by the Krivichi and other pagans, who did not know the law of God, but established laws for themselves.
The Tale of Bygone Years.
Questions:
1. Were the laws and customs of the East Slavic tribal unions the same? Why do you think?
2. When describing the customs and mores of the glades, the author of PVL cites traditions that are clearly Christian. How can you explain this?
3. What is common and what are the differences in the customs of the other listed Slavic tribal unions?
4. What features of the funeral rite of the Eastern Slavs (in particular Vyatichi) were recorded by the author of the PVL, and which ones were omitted? Why do you think?
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Test 1. East Slavs
A1. What was the territory of settlement of the Eastern Slavs?
1. East Asia
2. Western Europe
3. East European Plain
4. Baltic
A2. What occupation are associated with the words "undercut", "plow" and "harrow"?
with fishing
with beekeeping
with cattle breeding
with agriculture
A3. What was the explanation for the spread of the slash-and-burn farming system among the Eastern Slavs in the Dnieper region?
1. fertility of the soil.
2.wooded edge
3.lack of forest
4. use of the plow.
A4. An excerpt from the work of the Byzantine historian: "These tribes, Slavs and Antes, are not ruled by one person, but since ancient times they have lived in the rule of the people (democracy), and therefore they consider happiness and unhappiness in life to be a common matter" - testifies that the Eastern Slavs in the 6th century:
feudal relations were established
the tribal system has been preserved
the state was formed
there was no division of labor between men and women
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Slavic deity |
The personification of the forces of nature |
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Perun Yarilo Stribog |
A. god of thunder and lightning B. lord of the wind V. sun god |
Key to the answers:
1A, 2B, 3B
Test 11. Final test on this topic
"Old Russian state in the 9th-first half of the 12th century."
A1. Who ruled in the Old Russian state later than others?
Svyatoslav
Igor
Oleg
Vladimir Monomakh
A2. Which prince is considered the ancestor of the dynasty of Russian princes?
Askold
Rurik
A3. What testified to the emergence of the Old Russian state among the Slavs?
1.the emergence of legislation
2.strengthening the role of elders
3. creation of the "Tale of Bygone Years"
4.the emergence of religious beliefs
A4. What was the challenge facing the Old Russian state?
1.cessation of contacts with other countries
2.provision of land allotments to all peasants-community members
3.increasing the authority of the elders
4.Ensuring the primacy of Russia on the most important trade routes
A5. What did the appearance of patrimonial land tenure in the Old Russian state testify to?
1.on the preservation of tribal relations
2.on the formation of feudal relations
3.on the transition of the Slavs to agriculture and cattle breeding
4.about the spread of Christianity
A6. The desire to strengthen state power made Prince Vladimir Svyatoslavovich:
1.to establish churchyards and lessons
2.convert to Christianity
3. to create Russian Truth
4.kill the princes of Kiev Askold and Dir
A7.
And they gathered in Lyubech to build peace. And they turned to themselves, saying: “Why are we destroying the Russian land, erecting enmity against ourselves, but the Polovtsy are tearing our land to pieces and rejoicing that there are wars between us to this day. From now on, let us unite in one heart and protect the Russian lands. Let everyone keep their fatherland ... "and on this they kissed the cross:" if someone goes against someone (by war), then we will all ... "and, having taken an oath, went home.
1. in 862
2.in 882
3.in 988
4.in 1097
A8. Where did the words come from?
And he drove up to the glorious city of Chernigov.
Does that city of Chernigov
Black and black silushki are overtaken,
And black as black as a crow.
So no one walks around here with infantry,
Nobody rides on a good horse here,
The black crow does not fly
Let the gray beast not sprout.
1.from Russian Truth
2. from "The Tale of Bygone Years"
3. from "The Life of Boris and Gleb"
4.from the epic about Ilya Muromets
A9. What were the names of the large tribal unions of the Eastern Slavs?
1.Varangians 4.Drevlyans
2. glade 5. vyatichi
3.pechenegs
A10. Who belongs to the category of the dependent population of the Old Russian state?
1. patrimonials 4. purchases
2. slaves 5. ryadovichi
3.militaries
IN 1. Continue the logical sequence and specify the missing name.
"Teaching Children" - Vladimir Monomakh
"Word of Law and Grace" - Hilarion
"The Tale of Bygone Years" - _______________________
IN 2. Set the correspondence between the elements of the left and right columns.
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Prince's name |
Characteristic |
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1. Oleg 2. Igor 3. Vladimir Monomakh |
A. Inflicted a crushing defeat on the Polovtsy, adopted a new set of laws "Ustav", which eased the position of the dependent population in Russia B. He united Kiev and Novgorod under his rule, made several successful campaigns against Byzantium V. Made an unsuccessful campaign against Byzantium, killed by the Drevlyans |
AT 3. Set the correspondence between the elements of the left and right columns.
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Term |
Definition |
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1.beekeeping 2. churchyard 3.polyudye |
A. Collecting tribute B. Collecting honey from wild bees B. Place of collection of tribute |
The keys to the test:
2, 4, 5
2, 4, 5
IN 1. Nestor
IN 2. 1B, 2V, 3A
AT 3. 1B, 2V, 3A
Test 7. The beginning of the collapse of the Old Russian state
A1. What was the reason for the strife between the sons of Yaroslav the Wise?
1.different denominations of princes
2.the desire to obtain the title of Kiev prince
3.the will left by Prince Rurik
4.Attacks of the Polovtsians
"Teachings"
Russian Truth
"Tale of Bygone Years"
Slavic alphabet
A3. What did the decisions of the Lyubech Congress of Princes contribute to?
1.creation of the first written legislation
2.reinforcement feudal fragmentation
3.the spread of Christianity
4.lightening the situation of slaves
A4. Associated with the name of Vladimir Monomakh:
reflection of the Polovtsian danger
foundation of Novgorod
adoption of Christianity
weakening of the power of the Kiev prince
IN 1. Arrange the following words in the places of the gaps. Words are given in alphabetical order in the nominative case. The answer must be a combination of the corresponding letters, in the order in which the words are missing in the text. For example, GVBAD ..
A. Vladimir Monomakh
B. "The Truth of the Yaroslavichs"
V. "Russian Truth"
D. "Charter"
D. Yaroslav the Wise
The first written legislation in Russia was named (1) ________. Its compilation began in the first half of the 11th century. At this time, Kiev was ruled by (2) _______. After his death, the legislation was supplemented with new articles. These additions are named (3) _________. The legislation consolidated the inequality that arose in Russia, protected private property. In the first quarter of the XII century. the Kiev prince (4) _______ gave Russia a new set of laws. It was named (5) ___________.
Key to the answers:
IN 1. WDBAH
Test 5. The heyday of the Old Russian state
A1. For what act did Prince Svyatopolk receive the nickname The Damned?
1.for refusing to accept Christianity
2.for organizing the murder of his brothers
3.for the murder of Prince Igor
4.for organizing an unsuccessful campaign against Byzantium
A2. The era of the heyday of the Old Russian state is considered the time of reign:
Princess Olga
Prince Yaroslav the Wise
Prince Vladimir Saint
Prince Svyatoslav
A3. What did the establishment in Russian Pravda of different punishments for the same crime mean?
1.reducing the crime rate in society
2.equalization of the entire population in rights and obligations
3.the abolition of private ownership of land and the recognition of land as a national property
4.the legislative consolidation of social inequality that has arisen in Russia
A4. What was the direction of activity of Prince Yaroslav the Wise?
setting certain norms for collecting tribute
compilation of the first written collection of laws
sending ambassadors to different countries to choose religion
fight against the Khazar Kaganate
A5. Old Russian state in the XI century. It was:
republic
empire
fragmented
feudal monarchy
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Time |
Event |
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IX century X century. 3.first half of the 11th century |
A. The emergence of Russian Truth B. Formation of the Old Russian state B. Baptism of Rus |
Key to the answers:
IN 1. 1B, 2V, 3A
Test 6. Inhabitants of Ancient Russia
A1 What testified to the completion of the unification of all Eastern Slavs at the end of the 10th century into a single state?
1.existence of large tribal unions
2.the publication of the decree recognizing Perun as the main god
3.the emergence of a single Old Russian language
4.conclusion of dynastic marriages with the rulers of European countries
A2. What did the appearance in Kievan Rus estates and dependent peasants?
development of feudal relations
establishment of a slave system
strengthening of tribal relations
strengthening the power of the church
A3. What was the main occupation of the population of Rus?
1.beekeeping
2.trade
3.craft
4. farming
A4. Who in Ancient Russia was called a slave?
totally addicted person
junior guard
free peasant commune
peasant obligated to work off a debt
A5. What word is connected in meaning with the word "epancha"?
clothes
dwelling
dishes
food
IN 1. Set the correspondence between the elements of the left and right columns.
Key to the answers:
IN 1. 1B, 2A, 3V
Option I
1 .Assign events and dates
1.1097 - a) the battle on the Kalka River;
2.1219-1222 - b) the prince of Alexander Nevsky in Vladimir;
4.153-1263 d) the conquest of Central Asia and the Caucasus by Genghis Khan;
e) Battle on the ice.
2 ... Define the following concepts:
Feudal fragmentation, ulus, baskaki, veche.
3 ... In the XII-XIII centuries. the political center of North-Eastern Russia was located in the city:
A) Moscow b) Nizhny Novgorod c) Tver d) Suzdal e) Vladimir
4. Insert the most suitable word.
On the lands of the Baltic states, a spiritually knightly ………… .. "warriors of God" was created. Those who entered it were called swordsmen. ( Union, order, clan, squad, class)
5. When did the events described in the passage from the chronicle occur?
Batu came to Kiev with great strength, with many many soldiers, Batu was near the city, and his soldiers surrounded the city. And it was impossible to hear a voice from the creaking of his carts, from the roar of many of his camels, the neigh of his herds of horses, and the whole Russian land was filled with soldiers.
a) 1223 B) 1237 c) 1240 D) 1242
6 ... What event happened earlier than others?
a) the battle on Lake Peipsi b) the capture of Kiev by the Mongol-Tatars
b) the battle on the Kalka river d) the proclamation of Genghis Khan as the supreme ruler of Mongolia
7. What is the manifestation of the political dependence of Russia on the Golden Horde?
A) in the participation of Russian princes in the kurultai B) in the compulsory study of the Mongolian language
C) in the issuance of labels for reign by the Horde to Russian princes
D) in the obligatory adoption of Islam by Russian people
8. Match the elements of the left and right columns
9. The representative of the Golden Horde who controlled the collection of tribute was called _______________.
10. What is the name of the unification of two monarchical states under the rule of one monarch?
A) yoke b) union c) aggression d) dynastic marriage
11 ... The reason for the unification of the Lithuanian tribes into a single state was the desire:
A) resist the onslaught of the crusaders b) throw off the Mongol-Tatar yoke
C) convert to Catholicism c) strengthen on the trade route "from the Varangians to the Greeks"
12. Describe the reasons for the feudal fragmentation of the Old Russian state
Test on the topic "Specific Rus" grade 6
Option II
1. Correlate dates and events:
2.1236-1242 - b) the reign of Yuri Dolgoruky in the Rostov-Suzdal land;
3.125-1157 - c) the Mongol nobility conferred the title of Genghis Khan on Temuchin;
4.1206 - d) Battle of the Neva;
e) Batu's invasion.
2. Define the following concepts:
Lot, dominion, label, republic
3 Which prince among the people earned the nickname "Big Nest" for having 12 children:
A) Andrey Yuryevich b) Vsevolod Yuryevich c) Konstantin Vsevolodovich
4. When did the events described in the passage from the chronicle occur?
The godless Tsar Batu came to the Russian land with many Tatar warriors .. And he sent unlucky ambassadors to Ryazan to the Grand Duke Yuri Igorevich of Ryazan, demanding from him a tenth share in everything: in princes, and in all kinds of people, and in the rest.
A) in 1223 B) in 1237 C) in 1240 D) in 1242
5. Why weren't the Mongol-Tatars able to conquer the countries of Central Europe?
A) they did not know how to overcome water obstacles
B) they had a small army
C) the Russian people put up fierce resistance to the invaders
D) the inhabitants of Central Europe were helped by the Normans
6 ... What event happened later than others?
A) the death of Genghis Khan b) the battle on Lake Peipsi
C) the capture of Ryazan by the Mongol-Tatars d) the battle on the Kalka River
7. For what purpose did Alexander Nevsky take part in the suppression of the Novgorod uprising directed against the Mongol-Tatars?
A) prevent a new Horde invasion;
B) take the post of Novgorod mayor;
C) convert to Islam;
D) enlist the support of the Horde to attack the Crusaders.
8. Set the correspondence between the elements of the left and right columns.
9 ... The system of exploitation of the Russian principalities by the Mongol conquerors was called "Mongol-Tatar ___________________"
10. What is the name of an armed attack by one or several states on another state with the aim of seizing its territory and enslaving the people?
A) union b) yoke c) aggression d) civil strife
11. What did Prince Gediminas do when he annexed the Russian lands to his possessions?
A) forced residents to accept Catholicism b) canceled the previous order of government
C) forbade the use of the Russian language d) imposed a tribute on the Russian lands
12. What is the scale and significance of the Battle of the Neva and the Battle of the Ice? What caused the special attention to them in Russian history?
Test 4. The reign of Prince Vladimir
A1. Who was the ruler of Russia in 980-1015?
1. Vladimir 2. Igor
3. Oleg 4. Svyatoslav
A2. Where did Christianity come from to Russia?
from Volga Bulgaria 2.from Rome
3.from Khazar Kaganate 4.from Byzantium
A3. The reason for the adoption of Christianity in Russia was the desire:
1.Prince Svyatoslav to intermarry with the rulers of European countries
2.Kievan princes to avoid enslavement by the Khazars
3.the inhabitants of Kievan Rus convert to Christianity
4.Kievan princes to consolidate the state and their power
A4. Conversion to Christianity:
slowed down the development of culture
led to the creation of the Old Russian state
strengthened the international position of Russia
led to the complete disappearance of paganism
A5. The activities of Prince Vladimir were aimed at:
setting certain norms for collecting tribute
conducting military campaigns against the Turkic kaganate
construction of the cities of Novgorod and Kiev
construction of defensive lines on the southern borders of the state
IN 1. Set the correct sequence of events:
A. Hike of Prince Vladimir to Chersonesos (Korsun)
B. Baptism of Rus
C. Religious reform: the proclamation of six pagan gods as the main deities of Russia
D. The beginning of the reign of Vladimir Svyatoslavovich
Option 1
A1... Who was Rus' main trading partner?
1. Byzantium 2. Sweden
3. Tmutarakan '4. Scythia
A2. With the name of which prince are the events of 882 and 907 connected?
Rurik 2. Oleg
Igor 4. Svyatoslav
A3... What contributed to the establishment by Princess Olga of lessons and churchyards?
1. development of education 2. streamlining the collection of tribute
3. strengthening ties with Byzantium 4. spread of Christianity
A4... What is the excerpt from the document about?
If the wolf gets into the habit of the sheep, it will carry away the whole flock, if they do not kill it, so will this one: if we do not kill it, then it will destroy all of us. And they sent ambassadors to him, saying: “Why are you going again? You took a tribute. "
about Oleg's campaign to Kiev 2.about Svyatoslav's campaign
3.about the uprising of the Drevlyans 4.on the attack of the Khazars
A5. What was the name of the prince's detour of the subordinate tribes and lands in the Old Russian state in order to collect tribute?
taxation 2.polyudye
3. ransom 4. offering
IN 1. Establish the sequence of reign of ancient Russian princes and princesses
D. Svyatoslav
Test 3. Formation of the Old Russian state
Option 2
A1. With the name of which prince are connected the annexation of the land of the Vyatichi and the defeat of the Khazar Kaganate?
Rurik 2. Oleg
3. Igor 4. Svyatoslav
A2... Who was the main military enemy of Russia?
Byzantium 2. Sweden
3. Tmutarakan 4. Scythia
A3. As a result of the Drevlyan uprising in 945:
The Old Russian state disintegrated
Tribute collection has been streamlined
Novgorodians invited Rurik to reign
The capital was moved from Novgorod to Kiev
A4... What is the excerpt from the document about?
And he swam to the Ugric mountain, hiding his soldiers, and sent them to Askold and Dir, telling them that "we, merchants, are going to the Greeks ... Come to us, to your relatives." When Askold and Dir came, all the rest jumped out of the boats ... killed Askold and Dir.
1. About Oleg's campaign to Kiev 2. About the invasion of the Normans
3. about the uprising of the Drevlyans 4. About the campaign of Prince Svyatoslav
A5... Places for collecting tribute, established by Olga:
1.Cities 2.People 3. Graveyards 4.Trade
IN 1... Establish the correct sequence of events.
A. Unification of Kiev and Novgorod under the rule of Oleg
B. The murder of Prince Igor by the Drevlyans
B. Establishment of lessons and churchyards by Princess Olga
D. Defeat of the Khazar Kaganate by Prince Svyatoslav
E. Calling Rurik to the Novgorod land
Test 8. Culture of Russia IX - early XII centuries.
A1. Who created the Tale of Bygone Years?
1.Historian Herodotus
2.Metropolitan Hilarion
3.Monks Cyril and Methodius
4.Monk Nestor
A2. What was the evidence of the creation of domed churches in Russia?
about the influence of Byzantium
about the predominance of pagan traditions
about the absence of building stone
about the lack of skill among ancient Russian builders
A3. Old Russian culture:
1. has come down to us only in the works of oral folk art
2.inherited the culture of the East Slavic tribes and their neighbors
3.began to develop more slowly after adopting Christianity
4. originated by decree of Yaroslav the Wise
A4. What was the name of the openwork pattern made of thin gold or silver wire?
mosaic
fresco
filigree
granulation
A5. Which prince founded the St. Sophia Cathedral in Kiev?
Rurik
Yaroslav the Wise
Vladimir Svyatoslavovich
Vladimir Monomakh
A6. What contributed to the development of ancient Russian culture?
invasion of the Huns
the birth of cattle breeding and agriculture
emergence of inequality
adoption of Christianity
IN 1. Set the correspondence between the elements of the left and right columns. One element of the left column corresponds to one element of the right one.
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Main genres Old Russian literature |
Definition |
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epic life 3.word 4.chronicle |
A. works written in the form of a solemn address B. Russian folk epic legends C. Literary Descriptions of the Lives of Christian Saints D. records of events compiled by year |
Key to the answers:
IN 1. 1B, 2V, 3A, 4G
Option 2
A1... What was the prerequisite for the formation of the state among the Eastern Slavs?
1.conclusion of a military treaty with Byzantium
2. urban development and trade
3.the emergence of religious beliefs
4.releasing from Khazar dependence
A2. Where during the formation of the Old Russian state did the Eastern Slavs have two centers of statehood?
in Novgorod and Dnieper
in the Volga region and the Baltics
in the Baltic and Black Sea regions
in the Volga region in and on the Don
A3. What did the Slavs willingly buy from foreign merchants?
1.furs 2.fish
3.wax 4.silk and brocade
A4. What was the role of the Vikings in Russian history?
the Vikings founded the city of Kiev
Varangians conquered the Old Russian state
the Varangians created a state among the Eastern Slavs
the Varangians laid the foundation for the Russian princely dynasty
IN 1
A. Lake Ilmen
B. Baltic Sea
V. Lovat River
Test 2. Prerequisites for the creation of a state among the Eastern Slavs
Option 1
A1... What was the prerequisite for the formation of a state among the Eastern Slavs?
1) the onset of the glacier
2) the termination of the payment of tribute to the Varangians
3) strengthening the role of the squad and the prince
4) the division of the Slavic tribes into eastern, southern and western
A2... Where did the trade route "from the Varangians to the Greeks" lead?
from the White Sea to the Caspian
from the Baltic Sea to the Black Sea
from the White Sea to the Black Sea
from the Baltic Sea to Lake Ladoga
A3... What did foreign merchants willingly buy from the Slavs?
fur 2) gems
wine 4) silk and brocade
A4... Why were the inhabitants of the East Slavic cities forced to invite the Varangians?
the Vikings were skilled craftsmen
the Varangians protected cities and trade caravans
the Vikings founded the cities of Kiev and Novgorod
the Varangians created the Old Russian state
IN 1... Arrange the sections of the route "from the Varangians to the Greeks" in the correct sequence.
A. Dnieper river
B. Ladoga Lake
V. Volkhov River
Final test for the course “History. State and peoples of Russia: grade 6 "
A1. K During the formation of the Old Russian state in the VI-VIII centuries:
Eastern Slavs were pagans
The main occupation of the Eastern Slavs was hunting and gathering.
Eastern Slavs lived in tribal communities
Tribes of the Eastern Slavs lived along the banks of the Volga and Don rivers
A2. What was the result of the invitation to the reign of the Varangian prince?
The rule of the Rurik dynasty began in Novgorod
Christianity came to Russia
Completed the formation of the Old Russian state
The Slavs have the first written legislation
A3. Which prince is associated with the defeat of the Khazar Kaganate and the organization of military campaigns in the Balkans:
Svyatoslav
Vladimir Monomakh
Vladimir Saint
Yaroslav the Wise
A4. What was the consequence of adopting Christianity?
Weakening of the princely power
Establishment of a state among the Eastern Slavs
The emergence of feudal fragmentation
A5. What prince's activities are referred to in the excerpt from the document?
He laid ... a great city, at the same city the Golden Gate; he founded the Church of St. Sophia, the Metropolitanate, and then the Church on the Golden Gate - the Holy Mother of God of the Annunciation, then the monastery of St. George and St. Irene. And with him the Christian faith began to multiply and expand, and ... monasteries to appear.
Igor
Rurik
Yaroslav the Wise
Svyatoslav
A6. When did the congress of princes take place in Lyubech, which decreed that "everyone keeps his patrimony"?
What was the consequence of adopting Christianity?
in 882
in 988
in 1097
in 1147
A7. Why did the number of principalities increase in Russia in the 12th and early 13th centuries?
as a result of the development of new lands, the territory has increased
the local boyars began to claim the princely throne
a period of feudal fragmentation began
Polovtsian raids became more frequent
A8. What kind of land is being structured in an excerpt from the work of a Russian historian?
The issues to be discussed at the veche were proposed to him by the prince or by the highest dignitaries, the dignified mayor or the thousand. Veche was in charge of the entire area of legislation, all issues foreign policy and internal structure, as well as a court on political and other major crimes ... Veche decreed new laws, invited the prince or expelled him ... decided the issue of war and peace.
Kievskaya
Moscow
Novgorod
Vladimir-Suzdal
A9. In the Battle of Kulikovo, in contrast to the Battle of the Ice, the Russian army:
won
fought with the Mongol-Tatars
headed by Ivan III
fought with the troops of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania
A10. What was the name of the Horde tribute collectors in the Russian principalities?
Basque
smerds
governors
thousand
A11. What was the significance of the reign of Ivan Kalita?
he destroyed the dependence of the Russian lands on the Golden Horde
he completed the process of unification of Russian lands
he secured the Moscow principality from the raids of the Horde
he built the white-stone Moscow Kremlin
A12. What happened as a result of the unification of the Russian lands?
expansion of trade ties between regions
increase in the number of appanage principalities
development of subsistence economy
transition from appropriating to producing economy
A13. The Code of Law of Ivan III, in contrast to the Russian Pravda:
introduced blood feud for the most serious crimes
limited the right of peasants to cross over to St. George's Day
established a republican form of government
reinforced inequality
A14. The icon painters were:
Nestor and Hilarion
Afanasy Nikitin and Aristotle Fiorovanti
Andrey Rublev and Feofan the Greek
Relight and Weaken
IN 1. Set the correspondence between the elements of the left and right columns. One element of the left column corresponds to one element of the right one.
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Definition |
|
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Ryadovichi 2.vigilantes 3. palace peasants |
A. dependent peasants living on the lands of the grand duke B. warriors of the armed detachments of princes B. persons in the Old Russian state who served the feudal lords under a treaty |
IN 2. Set the correspondence between the elements of the left and right columns. One element of the left column corresponds to one element of the right one.
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Concept |
Definition |
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fiefdom 2.the estate 3.sloboda |
A. part of the city inhabited by people of similar professions B. land ownership given for military and government service, without the right to sell, exchange or inherit B. hereditary land ownership of the feudal lord |
AT 3. Continue the logical series and indicate the missing name
Alexander Yaroslavovich - the Neva river
Dmitry Ivanovich - Don River
Ivan III - river ______________
AT 4. Set the correspondence between the elements of the left and right columns. One element of the left column corresponds to one element of the right one.
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Historical period |
event |
|
1.the formation and flourishing of the Old Russian state 2.period of feudal fragmentation 3.the formation of a centralized state |
A. calling the Vikings to Russia B. institution of the elderly B. invasion of Khan Batu |
AT 5. Arrange the following words in the places of the gaps. Words are given in alphabetical order in the nominative case. The answer must be a combination of the corresponding letters, built in the order in which the words are missing in the text. For example, GZVBAZHED. Please note that one of the concepts is superfluous.
A. Veche
B. Kievan Rus
V. Prince
G. Primitive communal
E. Russian centralized state
E. Feudal fragmentation
J. Feudal Republic
Z. Feudal
TO IX century in Russia (1) ______ system was formed. The wealthy people were no longer satisfied with the order of government that had developed in the tribes, since it could not ensure the protection of their property and create conditions for its increase. The first state of the Eastern Slavs was named (2) ______. The supreme power in it belonged to (3) __________.
At the beginning XII century a new slogan was voiced and legitimized: "everyone keeps his patrimony." This marked the beginning of (4) __________. The forms of the political system in the Russian lands during this period were very diverse: from the feudal monarchy to the existing one in Novgorod and Pskov (5) ___________. The supreme power in these cities belonged to (6) ____________.
Later, Moscow took the leading place among the cities of Russia. She led the struggle for the overthrow of the Golden Horde yoke and the unification of the Russian lands. As a result of the active policy of the Moscow princes in the XVI
