Test on the history of Russia "Formation of the Old Russian state." (6th grade)
Topic 2 Old Russian state
Section A
1. What year is considered the date of formation of the Old Russian state?
A) 860; b) 862; c) 882; d) 982
2. What event happened in 862?
a) Novgorodians called on Rurik to reign;
b) detachments of the princes of Russia attacked Constantinople;
c) the army of the Khazar Khagan was defeated by the Russian princes;
d) the route "from the Varangians to the Greeks" was discovered for the first time.
3. What events relate to the reign of Princess Olga?
a) the siege of Constantinople, the adoption of Christianity by Russia, the introduction of a household tax;
b) the prohibition of blood feud, the ruin of the Drevlyansk land, the foundation of Pskov;
c) the establishment of a fixed amount of tribute, an embassy to Constantinople;
d) an embassy to the Pope, a trip to the Balkans, the construction of St. Sophia Cathedral.
4 When did the strife between the sons of Prince Vladimir I begin?
A) in 1013; b) in 1015; c) in 1019; d) in 1024
5. With whom did Prince Svyatoslav Igorevich wage war?
a) with the Byzantines, Polovtsy, Hungarians; b) with the Volga Bulgars, Khazars, Byzantines;
c) with the Khazars, Pechenegs, Avars; d) with the Poles, Drevlyans, Huns.
6. With the name of which prince is the conclusion of a trade agreement withByzantium associated?
A) Rurik; b) Oleg; c) Svyatoslav; d) Vladimir Monomakh.
7. In what year did Prince Svyatoslav die?
A) in 968; b) in 970; c) in 972; d) in 974
8. What is polyudie?
a) people's militia Ancient Russia;
b) local governments;
c) collection by the prince of taxes from subject tribes;
d) a type of public corporal punishment.
9. What were the consequences of the murder of Prince Igor by the Drevlyans?
a) the end of the princely dynasty;
b) the establishment of a fixed amount of tribute;
c) a punitive campaign against the Drevlyans of the son of the murdered - Svyatoslav;
d) the introduction of a poll tax.
10. What were the consequences of the adoption of Christianity by Russia?
A) to the development of trade with countries Western Europe, primarily with
Italy;
B) to the attempts of the Byzantine emperor to subdue the Russians by force
land;
C) to the development of culture, education, strengthening the international position of Russia;
D) to a long war with Khazaria.
11. Which of the listed dates refers to the events of the struggle of Rusis by the Polovtsy?
A) 1036; b) 1043; c) 1068; d) 1097
12. What punishment was introduced instead of the right of blood feud in Pravda Yaroslavichi?
a) payment of a fine; b) imprisonment;
v) the death penalty; d) public flagellation.
13. With what opponents did the Russian lands have to fight in XI-XIIbb.?
a) Cumans, Pechenegs, Torks; b) Hungarians, Poles, Khazars;
c) Khazars, Varangians, Volga Bulgars; d) Byzantines, Avars, Kasogs.
14. What decision was made at the Lubech Congress of Princes in 1097?
A) start a new campaign in the steppe against the Pechenegs;
B) stop the princely strife and assign to each of the princes his possessions;
C) elect Vladimir Monomakh to the throne of Kiev;
D) approve the final text of Russkaya Pravda.
15. What cities were the largest in the X-XII centuries. ?
a) Kiev, Novgorod, Smolensk; b) Moscow, Tver, Novgorod;
c) Kiev, Pskov, Nizhny Novgorod; d) Murom, Chernigov, Ryazan.
16. Why did Svyatopolk the Accursed get his nickname?
A) for refusing to obey his father - Prince Vladimir I;
B) for the massacres of Kievans during his reign;
C) for using foreigners - Polovtsy in the struggle for the throne;
D) for the murder of brothers - Boris and Gleb.
17. What terms are associated with the concept of "patrimony"?
a) hegumen, monk, icon painter; b) settlement, settlement, polyudye;
c) rope, plinth, serf; d) boyar, fireman, purchase.
18. When did the uprising take place in Kiev, which ended with an invitation to the Kiev throne of Vladimir Monomakh?
A) in 1111; b) in 1112; c) in 1113; d) in 1125
19. What event happened in 1054?
a) the construction of the St. Sophia Cathedral in Novgorod began;
b) the Dolobsky Congress of Russian princes was held;
c) the reign of Yaroslav the Wise began in Kiev;
d) Yaroslav the Wise died.
20. What did Metropolitan Hilarion become famous for?
a) he wrote the “Sermon on Law and Grace”;
c) according to his project, the St. Sophia Cathedral was built in Novgorod;
21. What concepts refer to ancient Russian culture?
a) vira, purchases, youths; b) zakomary, apse, smalt;
c) plows, beekeeping, guests; d) patrimony, hierarchy, tithe.
22. What genre of literature does The Tale of Bygone Years belong to?
A) hagiography; b) chronicle; c) teaching; d) a heroic story.
23. What term refers to the ancient Russian jewelry art?
A) a fresco b) initial; c) cloisonne enamel; d) pilaster.
Section B
1. Establish a correspondence between concepts and definitions.
1) rope; a) an assembly of the free urban population in Ancient Russia;
2) vira; b) a piece of land measured with a rope to the community.That was the name of the peasant community itself;
3) veche; c) tax, duty, levied for the carriage of goods,driving cattle, and from a person when driving
Through outposts near cities and large villages
4) washed. d) a meeting of smerds and serfs that arosefrom the tribal assemblies of the Slavs;
D) a fine, a court fee that wentto the royal treasury.
3.Establish a correspondence between events and dates.
1) adoption of Christianity; a) 1024;
2) the campaign of the combined Russian forces against the Polovtsians; b) 1043;
3) the last campaign of the troops of Russia to Constantinople; c) 988;
4) uprising in the Rostov-Suzdal land. d) 1111;
e) 1015
4. Read the passage from the chronicle and write the date of the event being described.
“The Chud, Spovyans, Krivichi and all said to the Varangians:“ Our land is great and plentiful, but there is no order in it. Come reign and rule over us." And three brothers with their families were chosen (among the Varangians) and came to the Slavs, and the elder Rurik sat in Novgorod, and the other - Sineus - on Beloozero, the third Truvor - in Izborsk.
Answer:_______________________________________________.
5. Read an excerpt from the "History of the Russian State" by N. M. Karamzin and write in the text the name of the prince who fell victim to the murderer. “Near this city (Smolensk), he was overtaken by a messenger from Yaroslav, Prince of Novogorodsky, with a notification of the death of Vladimirova and the vile treachery of Svyatopolk; but at the very time when _______________ sensitive, pious ..., mourned his father and beloved brother, in fervent prayers confiding his grief to Heaven, armed assassins appeared and seized his boat. The Murom squad was shy: Goryaser, the head of the villains, ordered the Prince to be killed, and his own cook ..., named Torchin, wanting to please Svyatopolk, stabbed his unfortunate Sovereign to death.
Section C
Read excerpts from the works of Russian historians about the calling of the Varangians and complete the tasks.
From the work of N. M. Karamzin:
"Start Russian history presents us with an amazing and almost unparalleled case in the annals: the Slavs voluntarily destroy their ancient popular rule and demand sovereigns from the Varangians, who were their enemies .... We think that the Varangians, who had mastered the countries of the Chuds and Slavs a few years before that time , ruled them without oppression and violence, took a light tribute and observed justice. Dominating the seas, having relations with the South and West of Europe in the 9th century, the Varangians, or Normans, should have been more educated than the Slavs and Finns, imprisoned in the wild confines of the North, could tell them some of the benefits of new industry and trade, beneficial for the people ... "
From the work of S. M. Solovyov:
“The first circumstance is the union of the Slavic and Finnish tribes; what produced this union? Without any doubt, the aforementioned tribes were brought into contact by the Varangian conquest, just as later the rest of the scattered Slavic tribes were brought into contact by the princes from the house of Rurik. This close relationship between the Chud, the whole, the Ilmen Slavs and the Krivichi was expressed in the friendly expulsion of the Varangians and then in the calling of the princes. To the same conquest, to this clash with an alien principle, the northern tribes were obliged, in all likelihood, and relatively more community development or at least striving for it: after the expulsion of the Varangians, they do not want to return to a disparate tribal life and, not seeing a way out of it with the selfishness of the birth, they agree to call on power from outside, call on a prince from a foreign clan ...
The calling of the first princes is of great importance in our history, it is an all-Russian event, and Russian history rightly begins with it. The main, initial phenomenon in the foundation of the state is the unification of disparate tribes through the appearance among them of a concentrating principle, power. The northern tribes, Slavic and Finnish, united and called to themselves this concentrating principle, this power. Here, in the concentration of several northern tribes, the beginning of the concentration of all the other tribes was laid, because the called beginning uses the strength of the first concentrated tribes in order to concentrate others through them; forces united for the first time begin to act.
From the work of B. A. Rybakov:
“The Varangians appeared in Eastern Europe when the Kievan state had already taken shape ... Collisions with the local population occurred with varying success: either the “Varangian finders” managed to take tribute from the Slavs and Chuds, or the local tribes “expelled our Varangians overseas and did not give them tribute ". For the only time in the entire Middle Ages, the leader of the Varangian detachment, together with the northern Slavs, managed to fraudulently, pretending to be the owner of a merchant caravan, seize power in Kiev for a while, killing the legitimate prince. Varangians were used in Russia in X-XI centuries as a hired military force. The Varangians were hired by Svyatoslav and his son Vladimir. The Varangians were hired for dirty murders: the Varangians killed Prince Gleb. Russkaya Pravda was directed against the atrocities of the hired Varangians in Novgorod ... The absurd identification of the Varangians with Russia, which meant nothing else, except that if the Varangians ended up in the capital of Russia, in Kiev, if they entered the Russian service, then they were considered Rus ..."
1. What is the "Norman theory"?
2. What is the difference in assessing the importance of the role of the Varangians in the early history of the Old Russian state in the writings of Russian historians?
3. Which of the presented points of view seems more convincing to you? Why?
4. What, in your opinion, was the true historical basis for the emergence of the theory of the creation of the Old Russian state by the Varangians?
Test on the history of Russia "Formation of the Old Russian state." (6th grade)
1. According to legend, what city was founded by three brothers: Kyi, Shchek and Khoriv:
1) Chersonese 2) Kaliningrad
3) Kiev 4) Pskov
2. Founder of the first princely dynasties:
1) Rurik 2) Askold
3) Dir 4) Oleg
3. A big role in the formation of the Old Russian state was played by:
1) Agriculture 2) craft
3) trade 4) cattle breeding
4. Prince Unifier - Novgorod and Kiev:
1) Rurik 2) Oleg
3) Olga 4) Svyatoslav
5. Residents of Scandinavia -
1) Chukchi 2) Varangians
3) Merya 4) Franks
6. As a result of the union of which two main centers Eastern Slavs a state was formed, called Rus:
1) Kiev and Novgorod 2) Kiev and Chernigov
3) Smolensk and Rostov 4) Novgorod and Kozelsk
7. The beginning of the reign of Rurik:
1) 862 2) 874
3) 886 4) 892
8. The city built by Rurik became the center of the new principality:
1) Chernihiv 2) Yaroslavl
3) Novgorod 4) Moscow
9. Noble people of Rurik began to rule in:
1) Novgorod 2) Kiev
3) Ladoga 4) Rostov
10. In 879 he died in Novgorod:
1) Askold 2) Oleg
3) Dir 4) Rurik
11. Who killed the Kiev princes Askold and Dir:
1) Khoriv 2) Svyatoslav
3) Oleg 4) Igor
12. The head of Russia was:
1) Kagan 2) Caliph
3) King 4) Prince
13. The trade route from the "Varangians to the Greeks" passed from:
1) Aegean to Caspian 2) Baltic Sea in Beloe
3) Black Sea to Caspian 4) Baltic Sea to Black
14. The Kiev prince with his retinue collected tribute:
15. Find a match
1) Kiev a) northerners
2) Chernihiv b) Ilmen Slovenes
3) Smolensk c) Krivichi
4) Lyubech d) clearing
5) Novgorod e) Radimichi
Test tasks are offered to your attention on the history of Russia, grade 6 to the textbook by A.A. Danilov, L.N. Kosulina on the topic: “Old Russian state in IX- first half XII century":
Test 1. Ancient on the territory of our country
Test 2. Formation of states
Test 3. Eastern Slavs
Test 4. Prerequisites for the creation of a state among the Eastern Slavs
Test 5. The formation of the Old Russian state
Test 6
Test 7
Test 8
Test 9
Test 10. Culture of Russia IX - early XII.
Test 11
Tasks of a basic and advanced level of complexity are offered: parts A, B, C. 7-15 minutes are allotted for thematic tests, 40-45 minutes for the final ones. I consider it expedient to use tests, since it is necessary to prepare students for passing the GIA and the Unified State Examination in the history of Russia.
Answers in part A are worth 1 point. If you need to select several answers, then depending on the number of correct answers, points are also calculated: 3 answers - 3 points,
2 answers - 2 points, 1 answer - 1 point, no answer - 0 points.
Tasks of part B can be evaluated at 1 point for the entire answer, and if the answer consists of several parts, then 1 point for each part.
When evaluating student work, it is necessary to use a flexible knowledge assessment system, because everyone has the right to make a mistake:
80% of the maximum score - score "5"
60-80% - grade "4"
40-60% - grade "3"
0 - 40% - score "2"
For the preparation of this material used work: Control and measuring materials. Russian history. 6th grade. /Comp. K. V. Volkova. - M.: VAKO, 2011./
Option 1
Al. Who was the main trading partner of Russia?
1) Byzantium 2) Sweden 3) Tmutarakan 4) Scythia
A2. The events of 882 and 907 are associated with the name of which prince?
1) Rurik 2) Oleg 3) Igor 4) Svyatoslav
A3. What did the establishment of lessons and graveyards by Princess Olga contribute to?
1) the development of education 2) streamlining the collection of tribute
3) strengthening ties with Byzantium 4) spreading Christianity
If a wolf gets into the habit of sheep, then he will carry off the whole flock, if they do not kill him, so this one: if we do not kill him, then he will destroy us all. And they sent messengers to him, saying, “Why are you going again? You've taken tribute."
1) about Oleg's campaign against Kiev 2) about Svyatoslav's campaign
3) about the uprising of the Drevlyans 4) about the attack of the Khazars
A5. What was the name of the prince's detour of subject tribes and lands in the Old Russian state in order to collect tribute?
1) taxation 2) polyudie 3) redemption 4) offering
IN 1. Establish the sequence of the reign of ancient Russian princes and princesses.
A. Olga B. Oleg V. Rurik G. Igor D. Svyatoslav
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
Option 2
AI. The name of which prince is associated with the annexation of the land of the Vyatichi and the defeat
I) Rurik 2) Oleg 3) Igor 4) Svyatoslav
A2. Who was the main military opponent of Russia?
I) Byzantium 2) Sweden 3) Tmutarakan 4) Scythia
A3. As a result of the uprising of the Drevlyans in 945:
| I) the Old Russian state collapsed 2) tribute collection was streamlined
3) Novgorodians invited Rurik to reign
4) the capital was moved from Novgorod to Kiev
A4. About what in question in an excerpt from a document?
And he swam to the Ugorskaya mountain, hiding his soldiers, and sent to Askold and Dir, telling them that “we are merchants, we are going to the Greeks ... Come to us, to your relatives.” When Askold and Dir arrived, all the rest jumped out of the rooks ... killed Askold and Dir.
I) about Oleg's campaign against Kiev 2) about the invasion of the Normans
3) about the uprising of the Drevlyans 4) about the campaign of Prince Svyatoslav
A5. Places of tribute collection established by Olga:
I) cities 2) polyudye 3) graveyards 4) bargaining
IN 1. Set the correct sequence of events.
A. Unification of Kiev and Novgorod under Oleg
B. The murder of Prince Igor by the Drevlyans
B. Establishment by Princess Olga of lessons and churchyards
D. The defeat of the Khazar Khaganate by Prince Svyatoslav
E. Calling Rurik to the Novgorod land
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
Keys
Option 1 Option 2
A 1.1 A 1.4
A 2. 2 A 2. 1
A 3. 2 A 3. 2
A 4. 3 A 4. 1
A 5. 2 A 5. 3
B 1. VBGAD B 1. DABVG
T. D. Shipilova, MBOU "Povalikhinskaya secondary school", Pervomaisky district, Altai Territory
style="position: relative"
Test 1. Eastern Slavs
A1. What was the territory of the settlement of the Eastern Slavs?
1. East Asia
2. Western Europe
3. East European Plain
4. Baltics
A2. With what occupation are the words "cutting", "plow" and "harrow" associated?
with fishing
with beekeeping
with cattle breeding
with agriculture
A3. What explained the spread of the slash-and-burn system of agriculture among the Eastern Slavs in the Dnieper region?
1. soil fertility.
2. wooded edge
3. lack of forest
4. use of the plow.
A4. An excerpt from the work of a Byzantine historian: “These tribes, Slavs and Antes, are not ruled by one person, but since ancient times they have lived in democracy (democracy), and therefore they consider happiness and misfortune in life to be a common thing” - indicates that the Eastern Slavs in the 6th century:
feudal relations were established
preserved tribal system
formed a state
there was no division of labor between men and women
|
Slavic deity |
The personification of the forces of nature |
|
Perun Yarilo Stribog |
A. god of thunder and lightning B. lord of the wind V. sun god |
Key to answers:
1A, 2C, 3B
Test 11
"Old Russian state in the IX - the first half of the XII 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. emergence of religious beliefs
A4. What was the task facing the Old Russian state?
1. termination of contacts with other countries
2. provision of land allotments to all communal peasants
3. strengthening the power of the elders
4. ensuring the superiority of Russia on the most important trade routes
A5. What did the emergence of patrimonial landownership in the Old Russian state testify to?
1. about the preservation of tribal relations
2. about the folding of feudal relations
3. about 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. Establish graveyards and lessons
2. convert to Christianity
3. create Russian Pravda
4. kill Kiev princes Askold and Dir
A7.
And they gathered in Lyubech to arrange peace. And they turned to themselves, saying: “Why are we destroying the Russian land, raising enmity against ourselves, and the Polovtsians tear our land to pieces and rejoice that there are wars between us to this day. From now on, we will unite in one heart and will protect the Russian lands. Let everyone keep his fatherland ... "and on this they kissed the cross:" if anyone goes against anyone (by war), then we will all go against him ... "and taking an oath, they went home.
1. in 862
2. in 882
3. in 988
4. in 1097
A8. Where are the words from?
Yes, and he drove up to the glorious city of Chernigov.
Is it near the city of Chernihiv
Caught up with something black-black,
And black is black, like a black crow.
So no one walks around here with infantry,
On a good horse no one rides here,
The black raven bird does not fly,
Let the gray beast not roam.
1. from Russian Pravda
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 large tribal unions of the Eastern Slavs called?
1. Vikings 4. Drevlyans
2. glade 5. vyatichi
3. Pechenegs
A10. Who belongs to the category of the dependent population of the Old Russian state?
1. estates 4. purchases
2. serfs 5. ryadovichi
3. vigilantes
IN 1. Continue the logical series and indicate the missing name.
"Teaching children" - Vladimir Monomakh
"A word about law and grace" - Illarion
"The Tale of Bygone Years" - _______________________
IN 2. Set the correspondence between the elements of the left and right columns.
|
Prince's name |
Characteristic |
|
1. Oleg 2. Igor 3. Vladimir Monomakh |
A. Inflicted a crushing defeat on the Polovtsy, adopted a new code of laws "Charter", which eased the position of the dependent population in Russia B. United Kiev and Novgorod under his rule, made several successful campaigns against Byzantium V. He made an unsuccessful campaign against Byzantium, was killed by the Drevlyans |
AT 3. Set the correspondence between the elements of the left and right columns.
|
Term |
Definition |
|
1. beekeeping 2. churchyard 3. Polyudie |
A. Collection of tribute B. Collection of honey from wild bees B. Place of collection of tribute |
Test Keys:
2, 4, 5
2, 4, 5
IN 1. Nestor
IN 2. 1B, 2C, 3A
AT 3. 1B, 2C, 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 religions of princes
2. the desire to receive the title of prince of Kiev
3. testament left by Prince Rurik
4. Cuman attacks
"Teachings"
Russian Pravda
"Tales of Bygone Years"
Slavic alphabet
A3. What did the decisions of the Lyubech Congress of Princes contribute to?
1. creating the first written legislation
2. consolidation of feudal fragmentation
3. the spread of Christianity
4. alleviate the situation of the serfs
A4. The name of Vladimir Monomakh is associated with:
reflection of the Polovtsian danger
foundation of Novgorod
adoption of Christianity
weakening the power of the Kiev prince
IN 1. Put the words below in 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"
G. "Charter"
D. Yaroslav the Wise
The first written legislation in Russia was called (1) ________. Its compilation began in the first half of the 11th century. At this time, (2) _______ ruled in Kiev. After his death, the legislation was replenished with new articles. These additions are called (3) _________ . Legislation consolidated the inequality that arose in Russia, protected private property. In the first quarter of the XII century. Kiev prince(4) _______ gave Russia a new set of laws. He received the name (5) ___________.
Key to answers:
IN 1. VDBAG
Test 5. The heyday of the Old Russian state
A1. For what act did Prince Svyatopolk receive the nickname Cursed?
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 heyday of the Old Russian state is considered to be the reign of:
Princess Olga
Prince Yaroslav the Wise
Prince Vladimir the Holy
Prince Svyatoslav
A3. What did the establishment in Russkaya Pravda of different punishments for the same crime mean?
1. reducing the level of crime in society
2. equalization of the entire population in rights and duties
3. the abolition of private ownership of land and the recognition of land as a national property
4. legislative consolidation of the social inequality that arose in Russia
A4. What was the direction of activity of Prince Yaroslav the Wise?
the establishment of certain norms for the collection of tribute
compiling the first written collection of laws
sending ambassadors to different countries to choose a religion
struggle with the Khazar Khaganate
A5. Old Russian state in the XI century. It was:
republic
empire
fragmented
feudal monarchy
|
Time |
Event |
|
9th century 10th century 3. first half of the 11th century. |
A. The Emergence of Russian Pravda B. Formation of the Old Russian state B. Baptism of Russia |
Key to answers:
IN 1. 1B, 2C, 3A
Test 6
A1 What testified to the completion of the unification of all the Eastern Slavs at the end of the 10th century into a single state?
1. the existence of large tribal unions
2. issuance of a decree recognizing Perun as the main god
3. the emergence of a single Old Russian language
4. the conclusion of dynastic marriages with the rulers of European countries
A2. What did it mean to appear Kievan Rus estates and dependent peasants?
development of feudal relations
establishment of a slave system
strengthening tribal relations
strengthening the power of the church
A3. What was the main occupation of the population of Russia?
1. beekeeping
2. trade
3. craft
4. farming
A4. Who was called a serf in ancient Russia?
completely dependent person
junior combatant
free peasant community
a peasant who is obliged to work off a debt
A5. What word is related in meaning to the word "epancha"?
clothes
dwelling
tableware
food
IN 1. Set the correspondence between the elements of the left and right columns.
Key to answers:
IN 1. 1B, 2A, 3C
I option
1 .Relate events and dates
1.1097 - a) the battle on the Kalka River;
2.1219-1222 - b) Prince Alexander Nevsky in Vladimir;
4. 1253-1263 d) the conquest of Central Asia and the Caucasus by Genghis Khan;
e) Ice battle.
2 . Define the following terms:
Feudal fragmentation, ulus, Baskaks, veche.
3 . In the XII-XIII centuries. the political center of North-Eastern Russia was in the city:
A) Moscow b) Nizhny Novgorod c) Tver d) Suzdal e) Vladimir
4. Insert the most appropriate word.
On the lands of the Baltic States, a spiritual knightly………….. “warriors of God” was created. Those who entered it were called sword-bearers. ( Union, order, clan, detachment, class)
5. When did the events described in the chronicle take place?
Batu came to Kiev with great force, with many, many soldiers, Batu was near the city, and his soldiers surrounded the city. And it was impossible to hear voices from the creaking of his carts, from the roar of many of his camels, the neighing of herds of his horses, and the whole Russian land was filled with warriors.
a) 1223 B) 1237 c) 1240 D) 1242
6 . Which event happened before the others?
a) fighting for 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 was the political dependence of Russia on the Golden Horde?
A) in the participation of Russian princes in kurultai B) in the compulsory study of the Mongolian language
C) in the issuance by the Horde to Russian princes of labels for reigning
D) in the mandatory adoption of Islam by Russian people
8. Set the correspondence between 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 union of two monarchical states under the rule of one monarch called?
A) yoke b) union c) aggression d) dynastic marriage
11 . The reason for the unification of the Lithuanian tribes in single state there was a desire:
A) resist the onslaught of the crusaders b) throw off the Mongol-Tatar yoke
C) accept Catholicism c) gain a foothold 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 "Udelnaya Rus" Grade 6
II option
1. Match dates and events:
2. 1236-1242 - b) the reign of Yuri Dolgoruky in the Rostov-Suzdal land;
3. 1125-1157 - c) the Mongolian nobility gave Temuchin the title - Genghis Khan;
4. 1206 - d) Battle of the Neva;
e) Batu's invasion.
2. Define the following terms:
Destiny, 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 chronicle take place?
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 Ryazansky, I demand from him a tenth share in everything: in princes, and in all sorts of people, and in the rest.
A) in 1223 B) in 1237 C) in 1240 D) in 1242
5. Why were the Mongol-Tatars unable 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 Normans helped the inhabitants of Central Europe
6 . Which event happened later than the 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 against the Mongol-Tatars?
A) prevent a new Horde invasion;
B) take the post of Novgorod posadnik;
B) 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 the "Mongol-Tatar ___________________"
10. What is the name of an armed attack by one or more 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 the inhabitants to accept Catholicism b) canceled the previous order of government
C) forbade the use of the Russian language d) imposed tribute on Russian lands
12. What are the scale and significance of the Battle of Neva and the Battle of the Ice? What caused 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 in Russia?
from Volga Bulgaria 2. from Rome
3. from the Khazar Khaganate 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. Kiev princes avoid enslavement by the Khazars
3. Residents of Kievan Rus convert to Christianity
4. Kiev princes to strengthen the state and their power
A4. Acceptance of 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:
the establishment of certain norms for the collection of tribute
conducting military campaigns against the Turkic Khaganate
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. Prince Vladimir's campaign against Chersonese (Korsun)
B. Baptism of Russia
B. Religious Reform: Proclamation of the Six pagan gods the main deities of Russia
G. The beginning of the reign of Vladimir Svyatoslavovich
Option 1
A1. Who was the main trading partner of Russia?
1. Byzantium 2. Sweden
3. Tmutarakan 4. Scythia
A2. The events of 882 and 907 are associated with the name of which prince?
Rurik 2. Oleg
Igor 4. Svyatoslav
A3. What did the establishment of lessons and graveyards by Princess Olga contribute to?
1. development of education 2. streamlining the collection of tribute
3. strengthening ties with Byzantium 4. spreading Christianity
A4. What is the excerpt from the document talking about?
If a wolf gets into the habit of sheep, then he will carry off the whole flock, if they do not kill him, so this one: if we do not kill him, then he will destroy us all. And they sent messengers to him, saying, “Why are you going again? You've taken tribute."
about Oleg's campaign against Kiev 2. about Svyatoslav's campaign
3. about the uprising of the Drevlyans 4. about the attack of the Khazars
A5. What was the name of the prince's detour of subject tribes and lands in the Old Russian state in order to collect tribute?
taxation 2. polyudie
3. ransom 4. offering
IN 1. Establish the sequence of the reign of ancient Russian princes and princesses
D. Svyatoslav
Test 3. The formation of the Old Russian state
Option 2
A1. The name of which prince is associated with the annexation of the land of the Vyatichi and the defeat of the Khazar Khaganate?
Rurik 2. Oleg
3. Igor 4. Svyatoslav
A2. Who was the main military opponent of Russia?
Byzantium 2. Sweden
3. Tmutarakan 4. Scythia
A3. As a result of the uprising of the Drevlyans in 945:
The Old Russian state collapsed
The collection of tribute was ordered
Novgorodians invited Rurik to reign
The capital was moved from Novgorod to Kiev
A4. What is the excerpt from the document talking about?
And he swam to Ugorskaya Gora, hiding his soldiers, and sent 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 of the rooks jumped out ... they killed Askold and Dir.
1. About Oleg's campaign against Kiev 2. About the invasion of the Normans
3. about the uprising of the Drevlyans 4. About the campaign of Prince Svyatoslav
A5. Places of tribute collection established by Olga:
1.cities 2.polyudye 3. graveyards 4.bargaining
IN 1. Set the correct sequence of events.
A. The unification of Kiev and Novgorod under the rule of Oleg
B. The murder of Prince Igor by the Drevlyans
C. Establishment by Princess Olga of lessons and churchyards
D. The defeat of the Khazar Khaganate 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 did the creation of domed churches in Russia testify to?
about the influence of Byzantium
about the predominance of pagan traditions
about the lack 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 the adoption of Christianity
4. arose 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
grain
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?
Hun invasion
the origin 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 column.
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The main genres of ancient Russian literature |
Definition |
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bylina life 3. word 4. chronicle |
A. works written in the form of a solemn address B. Russian folk epic tales B. literary descriptions of the lives of Christian saints D. records of events compiled by year |
Key to answers:
IN 1. 1B, 2C, 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. development of cities and trade
3. emergence of religious beliefs
4. liberation from Khazarian dependence
A2. Where, during the formation of the Old Russian state, did the Eastern Slavs develop two centers of statehood?
in Novgorod and the Dnieper
in the Volga region and the Baltic
in the Baltic and Black Sea
in the Volga region in and on the Don
A3. What did the Slavs willingly buy from foreign merchants?
1. fur 2. fish
3. wax 4. silk and brocade
A4. What was the role of the Varangians in Russian history?
Vikings founded the city of Kiev
Varangians conquered the Old Russian state
Varangians created a state among the Eastern Slavs
Varangians laid the foundation for the Russian princely dynasty
IN 1
A. Lake Ilmen
B. Baltic Sea
V. River Lovat
Test 2. Prerequisites for the creation of a state among the Eastern Slavs
Option 1
A1. What was the prerequisite for the formation of the state among the Eastern Slavs?
1) advance of the glacier
2) cessation of paying 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
from the White Sea to the Black
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 artisans
Varangians protected cities and trade caravans
Varangians founded the cities of Kiev and Novgorod
Varangians created the Old Russian state
IN 1. Arrange in the correct sequence the sections of the path "from the Varangians to the Greeks".
A. Dnieper river
B. Lake Ladoga
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
The 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?
Rule of the Rurik Dynasty began in Novgorod
Christianity came to Russia
The formation of the Old Russian state was completed
The Slavs had the first written legislation
A3. The name of which prince is associated with the defeat of the Khazar Khaganate and the organization of military campaigns in the Balkans:
Svyatoslav
Vladimir Monomakh
St Vladimir
Yaroslav the Wise
A4. What were the consequences of adopting Christianity?
Weakening of princely power
The creation of the state among the Eastern Slavs
The rise of feudalism
A5. Which prince's activity is mentioned in the excerpt from the document?
He laid ... a great city, near the same city the Golden Gate; he founded the church of St. Sophia, the metropolis, and then the church on the Golden Gate - the Holy Mother of God of the Annunciation, then the monastery of St. George and St. Irina. And under 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 "everyone keeps his patrimony"?
What were the consequences of adopting Christianity?
in 882
in 988
in 1097
in 1147
A7. Why did the number of principalities grow in Russia in the 12th - early 13th centuries?
as a result of the development of new lands, the territory increased
the local boyars began to claim the princely throne
a period of feudal fragmentation began
the raids of the Polovtsy became more frequent
A8. What kind of land is described in the excerpt from the work of a Russian historian?
Questions to be discussed by the veche were proposed to him by the prince or senior dignitaries, a sedate posadnik or a thousand. Veche was in charge of the entire area of legislation, all issues foreign policy and the internal structure, as well as the court for political and other major crimes ... Veche decided new laws, invited the prince or expelled him ... decided the issue of war and peace.
Kiev
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
led 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?
Basques
stinks
governors
thousands
A11. What was the significance of the reign of Ivan Kalita?
he destroyed the dependence of 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 Russian lands?
extension trade relations between regions
increase in the number of specific principalities
natural economy development
transition from appropriating to producing economy
A13. Sudebnik of Ivan III, in contrast to Russkaya Pravda:
introduced blood feuds for the most serious crimes
limited the right of transition of peasants 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 Grek
Peresvet 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 column.
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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 V. persons in the Old Russian state who served the feudal lords under the contract |
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 column.
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concept |
Definition |
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fiefdom 2. estate 3. freedom |
A. part of the city inhabited by people of similar professions B. land ownership given for military and public service, without the right to sell, exchange and inherit B. hereditary land holding of a 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 column.
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historical period |
event |
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1. formation and flourishing of the Old Russian state 2. period of feudal fragmentation 3. formation of a centralized state |
A. calling the Varangians to Russia B. institution of the elderly V. invasion of Batu Khan |
AT 5. Put the words below in 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 redundant.
A. Veche
B. Kievan Rus
V. Prince
D. Primitive communal
E. Russian centralized state
E. Feudal fragmentation
G. Feudal Republic
Z. Feudal
TO 9th century in Russia formed (1) ______ system. Rich people were no longer satisfied with the order of governance 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 called (2) ______. The supreme power in it belonged to (3) __________.
At the beginning 12th century sounded and was legalized a new slogan: "everyone keeps his patrimony." This marked the beginning of (4) __________. The forms of political structure in the Russian lands during this period were very diverse: from the feudal monarchy to the one existing in Novgorod and Pskov (5) ___________. The supreme power in these cities belonged to (6) ____________.
Ancient Russia
Option 1.
1. The emergence of the Old Russian state refers to
1) VIII century. 2) IX century. 3) X century. 4) XI century.
2. Weather records of historical events in the XI-XVII centuries. v.
1) chronicles 2) steppe books 3) lives 4) epics
3. The adoption of Christianity by Russia refers to
1) 907 2) 945 3) 988 4) 1097
4. Read the passage from the annals and note which prince is being referred to.
“... and easily went on campaigns, and fought a lot. On campaigns, he did not carry carts or cauldrons with him, he did not cook meat. He didn’t even have a tent, but he slept with a sweatshirt spread out, with a saddle in his head ... And he sent them to other lands with the words: “I’m going to you.”
1) Yaroslav the Wise 2) Svyatoslav 3) Vladimir Svyatoslavich 4) Igor
5. Even at the beginning of the tenth century. Slavic writing began to spread in Russia, created
1) Yaroslav the Wise 2) Cyril and Methodius
3) Boris and Gleb 4) Nestor
6. Which prince became famous for "Instructing children" and victories over the Polovtsy, and his reign was the final in the history of the Old Russian state with a center in Kiev?
1) Vladimir Monomakh 2) Yaroslav the Wise
3) Vladimir the Red Sun 4) Vsevolod
1) Metropolitan Peter 2) Nestor
3) Monk Lawrence 4) Bishop Jonah
8. Read an excerpt from the work of N.M. Karamzin and write the name of the prince referred to in the text.
“This prince, called Equal-to-the-Apostles by the Church, has earned the name of the Great in history. His main right to eternal glory and the gratitude of posterity consists, of course, in the fact that he put the Russians on the path of the true faith; but the name of the Great belongs to him for the affairs of state.”
9. Arrange the following terms in chronological order of their appearance.
1) "Russian Truth" 2) strife 3) graveyards 4) tribal community
10. Match.
B) Igor 2) the defeat of the Polovtsy
C) Vladimir the Holy 3) the beginning of written legislation
D) Oleg the Prophet 4) the unification of Novgorod and Kiev
5) Baptism of Russia
Part 2.
- What was the significance of the adoption of Christianity in Russia.
- The reign of the Yaroslavichs is ...
- Russian Truth is...
Ancient Russia
Option 2.
1. In what city did the Varangian Rurik begin to reign?
1) in Moscow 2) in Novgorod 3) in Kiev 4) in Vladimir
2. Kiev became the capital of the Old Russian state in
1) 862 2) 879 3) 882 4) 912
3. Detour by the prince with his retinue of subject lands in order to collect tribute
1) corvée 2) dues 3) feeding 4) polyudye
4. The reign of which prince was marked by the Baptism of Russia?
1) Vladimir 2) Oleg 3) Svyatoslav 4) Igor
5. The first Russian saints were
1) Peter and Paul 2) Boris and Gleb
3) Vasily and George 4) Dmitry and Matthew
6. The chronicle story about the calling of the Varangians served as the basis for the creation in the 30s of the 18th century. the so-called Norman theory of the origin of the Old Russian state. Its development is associated with the name(s)
1) M.V. Lomonosov 2) V.N. Tatishchev 3) E. Bayer and G. Miller 4) P.P. Shafirov
7.N.M. Karamzin, assessed the state activities of the ancient Russian princess, noted that before her time, "the great princes fought and ruled the state." This is the princess
1) Evdokia 2) Anna 3) Rogneda 4) Olga
8. Read an excerpt from the chronicle and write the name of the prince with whom the chronicle connects the events described.
“In the year 6473 (965), the prince went to the Khazars and defeated the Khazars in battle, and took the capital. In the year 6474 (966) the Vyatichi won and laid tribute to them. In the year 6475 (967) he went to the Bulgarians and defeated the Bulgarians.
9. Arrange the names of the princes in chronological order of their reign.
1) Igor 2) Vladimir Monomakh 3) Yaroslav the Wise 4) Oleg
10. Match.
A) Yaroslav the Wise 1) the uprising of the Drevlyans
B) Igor 2) the defeat of the Polovtsy
C) Svyatoslav 3) the beginning of written legislation
D) Oleg 4) unification of Novgorod and Kiev
5) The defeat and destruction of the Khazar Khaganate
2 part. (Questions with a short answer)
- Significance of the adoption of Christianity in Russia.
- The reign of the Yaroslavichs is ...
- Russian Truth is...
- The main decision of the Lubech Congress.
