History test Eastern Slavs in the VI-IX centuries. Education of the Old Russian State Grade 10 with answers. The test consists of 2 options, each option has 6 tasks.

1 option

A1. Geographical names: Constantinople, Dnieper, Lovat, Lake Ilmenskoe, Baltic Sea - associated with:

1) the division of the Slavs into three branches
2) trade route "from the Varangians to the Greeks"
3) archaeological sites
4) the formation of tribal unions of the Eastern Slavs

A2. The consequence of the emergence of a neighboring community among the Eastern Slavs was the appearance of:

1) Varangians
2) beekeeping
3) writing
4) social inequality

A3. A detour by the prince and a squad of lands to collect tribute in the Old Russian state was called:

1) dragging
2) crowd
3) undercut
4) beekeeping

A4.

1) development of the economy
2) the emergence of written legislation
3) transfer of the capital from Novgorod to Kyiv
4) the presence of large uninhabited territories

A5. Previously, other princes from the Rurik dynasty ruled:

1) cue
2) Askold
3) Igor
4) Svyatoslav

IN 1.

The brothers, named Rurik, Sineus and Truvor, famous either by birth or deeds, agreed to take power over people who, knowing how to fight for liberty, did not know how to use it.

Option 2

A1. The main agricultural tool of labor among the Slavs in the VI-IX centuries. was:

1) board
2) plow
3) drag
4) digging stick

A2. The reason for the emergence of a neighboring community among the Eastern Slavs was:

1) the development of tools
2) the emergence of the state
3) the emergence of writing
4) calling the Varangians to Russia

A3. Roman historians of the 1st c. n. e. Slavs were called

1) Varangians
2) Wends
3) Great Russians
4) Indo-Europeans

A4. The reason for the formation of the Old Russian state:

1) adoption of Christianity
2) the existence of a tribal community
3) the emergence of social inequality
4) cessation of the fight against external enemies

A5. The founder of the dynasty of Kievan princes was:

1) cue
2) Rurik
3) Oleg
4) Svyatoslav

IN 1. In what year did the event referred to in the passage from the document take place?

Having killed Askold and Dir, Oleg established himself in Kyiv, made it his capital city; according to the chronicler, Oleg said that Kyiv should be "the mother of Russian cities."

Answers to the test on the history of the Eastern Slavs in the VI-IX centuries. Education of the Old Russian State Grade 10
1 option
A1-2
A2-4
A3-2
A4-1
A5-3
IN 1. 862
Option 2
A1-2
A2-1
A3-2
A4-3
A5-2
IN 1. 882

Test 1. Eastern Slavs

1. For the first time, the question of the origin of the state among the Russians was raised:

1) the ancient Greek historian Herodotus;

2) chronicler Nestor;

3) German scientists working in Russia, Miller and Bayer;

4) M. V. Lomonosov;

5) in the Russian Pravda of the Yaroslavichs.

2. The ancient Greeks and Romans called the Wends:

1) glades;

2) glades and drevlyans;

3) Drevlyans and Balts;

4) Balts and Germans;

5) tribes that lived in the territory from the Baltic to the Carpathians.

3. In ancient Slavic legends, folk heroes are fighting with Baba Yaga, who personified:

1) the afterlife; 2) wildlife; 3) a female leader among the Sarmatians;

4) forest witch; 5) Scythian healers.

4. For many centuries, the unions of Slavic tribes that had developed by the 5th century received as neighbors and eternal opponents the Turkic-speaking tribes moving from the depths of Asia, among which the first appeared:

1) Huns; 2) torks; 3) Pechenegs; 4) Cumans; 5) Scythians.

5. In the VI century. Slavic leaders with a squad were taken to serve in:

1) city-states of the Northern Black Sea region;2) Volga Bulgaria;

3) Byzantium; 4) Czech Republic and Hungary;5) Bukhara and Khorezm.

6. “They despised gold and silver as much as other mortals desired it,” wrote a Greek historian of the ancients:

1) Scythians; 2) Sarmatians; 3) Slavs; 4) Khazars; 5) Bulgars.

1) wife's infidelity; 2) the murder of a husband; 3) theft; 4) mutilation;5) insulting the Magi.

8. The Greeks noted that among the Eastern Slavs, a neighbor had to take revenge on a neighbor if he:

1) will notice him in courting his wife;2) steal his clothes or utensils;

3) take his pets away;4) will not ensure the safety of a foreigner;

5) insult the prince or sorcerer.

9. The Greeks claimed that among the Eastern Slavs it was considered shameful to die:

1) from the hands of relatives;2) punished for theft;

3) because of cowardice;4) from old age or any case, and not in battle;

5) when tested with water or iron.

1) lifelong slaves, like other peoples;

2) a kind of commodity for a ransom;

3) captives for a certain time, and then after making a ransom they received freedom;

4) slaves, and during the next military campaign equal soldiers;

5) slaves (sometimes husbands) of women whose husbands died on the battlefield.

11. In the middle of the 7th century. from Asia, the Khazars approached the lands of the Eastern Slavs, settled:

1) in the Volga region; 2) in the Volga region and in the North Caucasus;

3) in the North Caucasus and the Northern Black Sea region;

4) in the North Caucasus, the Northern Black Sea region and the Volga region;

5) the Volga region, the Caspian Sea and the North Caucasus.

12. Moved closer in the middle of the 7th century. to the Eastern Slavs, the Khazars created a state headed by:

1) khan; 2) kagan; 3) emir; 4) sultan; 5) the emperor.

13. The Khazars, who settled in the 7th century, settled their capital city of Itil. in the neighborhood with the Eastern Slavs, built:

1) in the North Caucasus; 2) at the mouth of the Volga; 3) near Lake Seliger;

4) in the Northern Black Sea region;5) on the Middle Volga.

14. Peaceful relations between the Eastern Slavs and Khazaria since the 7th century. interspersed with military conflicts due to:

1) militancy of the Khazars;2) militancy of the Slavs;

3) the desire of the Slavs to liberate their territories from the Khazar domination;

4) the desire of the Slavic leaders to subdue Khazaria;5) famine and crop failures.

15. The beginning of the city of Kyiv gave a tribe:

1) Drevlyans; 2) glades; 3) Volhynians; 4) Slovenian; 5) radimichi.

16. In the middle Dnieper region by the VIII century. there was a powerful union of tribes united by the name:

1) glades; 2) Drevlyans; 3) Slovenian; 4) Krivichi; 5) Vyatichi.

17. The center of the Polyansky lands was the city:

1) Iskorosten; 2) Rostov; 3) Kyiv; 4) Suzdal; 5) Chernigov.

18. The city of Novgorod arose on the lands of the tribe:

19. The city of Ladoga arose on the lands of the tribe:

1) northerners; 2) radimichi; 3) Dregoviches; 4) Slovenian; 5) Polochan.

20. City of Novgorod and Ladoga in the 9th century. became the maintribal centers:

1) northerners; 2) radimichi; 3) Dregoviches; 4) Polochan; 5) Slovenian.

21. Novgorod Slovenes in the VIII-IX centuries. grouped around the cities:

1) Novgorod and Izborsk;2) Novgorod and Pskov;3) Novgorod and Arkhangelsk;

4) Novgorod and Ladoga;5) Novgorod and Beloozero.

22. The Slavic tribe of the Drevlyans grouped around the city:

1) Chernihiv; 2) Iskorosten; 3) Rostov; 4) Suzdal; 5) Beloozero.

23. Iskorosten in the VIII-IX centuries. was the main city in the lands:

1) glades; 2) Dregoviches; 3) Vyatichi; 4) radimichi; 5) Drevlyans.

24. On the territory of modern Belarus in the VIII-IX centuries. one of the Slavic tribal unions was formed, called:

1) Vyatichi; 2) Krivichi; 3) Drevlyans; 4) Dregoviches; 5) Slovenian.

25. The name of the Dregovichi (Dryagovichi) tribe comes from the word "dryagva", which meant:

1) forest; 2) fertile hills between forests; 3) swamp; 4) lake; 5) apple orchard.

26. In the interfluve of the Oka, Klyazma and Volga in the VIII-IX centuries. settled:

1) Slovenia; 2) Vyatichi; 3) Drevlyans; 4) radimichi; 5) krivichi.

27. Rostov and Suzdalwere the main cities in the lands:

1) Krivichi; 2) radimichi; 3) northerners; 4) dulebs; 5) Vyatichi.

28. In the places of settlement of the Vyatichi, the main city (cities) was (were):

1) Rostov; 2) Rostov and Suzdal;3) Suzdal and Smolensk;

4) Smolensk and Polotsk;5) Polotsk and Chernigov.

29. In the upper reaches of the Volga, Dnieper and Western Dvina in the VIII-IX centuries. lived:

1) krivichi; 2) catch; 3) Tivertsy; 4) northerners; 5) Slovenia.

30. Smolensk in the VIII-IX centuries. became the main city of the tribe:

1) Dregoviches; 2) Drevlyans; 3) glades; 4) Polochan; 5) Krivichi.

31. The city became the center of the Krivichi tribe:

1) Iskorosten; 2) Chernihiv; 3) Rostov; 4) Smolensk; 5) Suzdal.

32. The Polotsk tribe got its name from:

1) the Poles, from whom it emerged by the 7th century;2) the city of Polotsk;

3) the main occupation of the population, weaving the linen; 4) lake Poloch; 5) Polota rivers.

33. The city of Polotsk became the center of the tribe:

1) radimichi; 2) Dregoviches; 3) northerners; 4) Polochan; 5) Slovenian.

34. Chernihiv in the 9th century became the main city of the tribe:

1) Polochan; 2) buzhan; 3) Dregoviches; 4) Croats; 5) northerners.

35. The tribe of northerners grouped around the city:

1) Chernihiv; 2) Rostov; 3) Suzdal; 4) Beloozero; 5) Smolensk.

36. Along the rivers Desna, Seim, Sula in the VIII-IX centuries. tribe lived:

1) Dregoviches; 2) Polotsk; 3) buzhan; 4) Krivichi; 5) northerners.

37. In the VIII-IX centuries. along the Sozh and Seim rivers lived:

1) radimichi; 2) catch; 3) Tivertsy; 4) dulebs; 5) vyatichi.

38. In the basin of the Bug River in the VIII-IX centuries. settled:

1) only boiled potatoes; 2) buzhane and dregovichi;3) Polotsk and Buzhan;

4) northerners and radimichi;5) Volhynians and Buzhans.

39. In the lands bordering Bulgaria between the Dniester and the Danube in the VIII-IX centuries. lived:

1) glade and drevlyans;2) Volhynians and Buzhans;3) Vyatichi and Krivichi;

4) incriminate and Tivertsy;5) Croats and Dulebs.

40. In the Danube and the Carpathians in the VIII-IX centuries. tribes (tribe) lived:

1) Croats and Dulebs;2) streets and Tivertsy;3) Volhynians and Buzhans;

4) Dregoviches and Polochans;5) northerners and glades.

41. East Slavic tribes did not live in isolation from foreign-speaking neighbors. So, Finno-Ugric tribes lived in their habitat:

1) whole and korela; 2) Korela and Chud; 3) Chud and Murom; 4) Muroma and Mordovians; 5) all specified.

42. The city of Rostov was at first the main settlement of the Finno-Ugric tribe:

1) muroma; 2) all; 3) chud; 4) measuring; 5) Korela.

43. The city of Beloozero was at first a settlement of the Finno-Ugric tribe:

1) chud; 2) Korela; 3) muroma; 4) measuring; 5) all.

44. The city of Murom was the main settlement of the Finno-Ugric Murom tribe, located in the 9th century. near:

1) Lake Ilmen; 2) the interfluve of the Oka and Volga;3) the interfluve of the Volga and Kama;

4) the upper reaches of the Volga, the Western Dvina and the Dnieper;5) modern Moscow.

45. Tribute to the Khazars in the VIII-IX centuries. the tribes paid

1) glades; 2) glades and northerners;3) northerners and radimichi;

4) Radimichi and Vyatichi;5) radimichi, vyatichi, glade and northerners.

46. ​​Tribute to the Varangians in the VIII-IX centuries. paid:

1) Novgorod Slovenes;2) Slovenian and Krivichi;3) Krivichi and Polotsk;

4) Polotsk and Radimichi;5) radimichi and northerners.

47. The amount of tribute levied in the VIII-IX centuries. Khazars from Slavic tribes, ranged from "smoke" (courtyard) according to:

1) two measures of grain;

2) two measures of grain and one protein;

3) one squirrel and an ermine;

4) an ermine and two birds;

5) two birds and a ram.

48. The two-field and three-field system of agriculture instead of slashing among the Slavs is distributed in:

1) VI-VII centuries;

2) VII-VIII centuries;

3) IX century;

4) IX-X centuries;

5) X-XI centuries.

49. Before the introduction of a metal coin in Russia, its equivalent when imposing tribute on the population served (served):

1) wheat and peas;

2) flax;

3) furs;

4) sheep and chickens;

5) various metal products.

50. Cities among the Eastern Slavs were born as centers that performed the following tasks:

1) political;

2) political and economic;

3) economic and religious;

4) religious and military;

5) both political, and economic, and religious, and military.

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 among the Eastern Slavs in the Dnieper region of the slash-and-burn system of agriculture?

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 Kyiv 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 Kyiv 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 Kyiv

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 Kyiv 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 Kyiv. 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. Kyiv 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 the appearance of estates and dependent peasants in Kievan Rus mean?

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 Kyiv 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) the battle on Lake Peipsi b) the capture of Kyiv 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 into a single state was the 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. Kyiv princes avoid enslavement by the Khazars

3. Residents of Kievan Rus convert to Christianity

4. Kyiv 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 Kyiv

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

C. Religious reform: the proclamation of six pagan gods as 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 Kyiv 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

B. Oleg

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 Kyiv

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 Kyiv 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 Kyiv 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 Kyiv?

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.

The main genres of ancient Russian literature	Definition
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 Kyiv

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 Kyiv 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 decided "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. The veche was in charge of the entire field of legislation, all issues of foreign policy and internal structure, as well as the court for political and other major crimes ... The veche decreed new laws, invited the prince or expelled him ... decided the issue of war and peace.

Kyiv

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?

expansion of 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.

	Definition
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.

concept	Definition
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.

historical period	event
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) ____________.

Later, Moscow took the leading place among the cities of Russia. She led the struggle to overthrow the Golden Horde yoke and unite the Russian lands. As a result of the active policy of the Moscow princes in the XVI

East Slavs history test for 6th grade students. The test includes 2 options, each option consists of 2 parts (part A and part B). Part A has 5 questions and Part B has 3 questions.

Each correct answer is 1 point.
7-8 points - excellent
5-6 points - good
3-4 points - satisfactory
less than 3 points - unsatisfactory

1 option

A1. What tribes invaded the Northern Black Sea region in the 4th c. led to the destruction of the Greek and Scythian states in this region?

1) Huns
2) avar
3) Khazar
4) Bulgar

A2. Which of the listed agricultural cultures was familiar to the Eastern Slavs in antiquity?

1) tomato
2) millet
3) corn
4) potatoes

A3. The skins of what fur-bearing animal did the Eastern Slavs mainly use as money, for exchange?

1) beaver
2) mink
3) foxes
4) martens

A4. Which of the following was characteristic of the social life and economic activity of the Eastern Slavs in the 7th-8th centuries?

1) big role of joint driven hunting
2) massive use of slave labor on earth
3) the predominant role of craft and trade
4) joint ownership of hayfields and forest lands

A5. The most culturally, politically and economically developed state with which the Eastern Slavs contacted in the 8th-9th centuries was

1) Sweden
2) Byzantium
3) Poland
4) Hungary

B1.

A farming system in which depleted lands in the steppe and forest-steppe regions were not plowed up for 20-30 years, until they restored fertility, and the farmers moved to other plots of land.

B2. The following are terms related to the management system and social structure of the Eastern Slavs in the 7th-8th centuries. Find and write down the serial number under which the term is indicated that is not related to the management system and public life of the Eastern Slavs in the 7th-8th centuries.

1) veche;
2) rope;
3) elder;
4) tribe;
5) policy.

B3. What pagan deities belonged to the pantheon of East Slavic tribes? Find two names in the list below and write down the numbers under which they are indicated.

1) Mokosh
2) Demeter
3) Thor
4) Veles
5) Ares

Option 2

A1. What was the name of the capital of the Khazar Khaganate?

1) Itil
2) Olvia
3) Panticapaeum
4) Bulgar

A2. What was the name of the neighboring community among the Eastern Slavs?

1) brand
2) posad
3) rope
4) polyudie

A3. What type of management was the main one for the Eastern Slavs in the 7th-8th centuries?

1) craft
2) cattle breeding
3) farming
4) hunting

A4. Which of the following was characteristic of the beliefs and religious cult of the Eastern Slavs in the 7th-8th centuries?

1) the construction of large stone temples-sanctuaries to the gods
2) belief in one god
3) mass sacrifices on religious holidays
4) worship of wooden images of gods - idols

A5. Bortnichestvo is a type of economic activity associated with

1) hunting for a fur-bearing animal
2) fishing
3) collecting honey
4) cattle breeding

B1. Write down the word (term) you are talking about.

The people's assembly among the Eastern Slavs, at which elders were elected to conduct common affairs and the most important issues were resolved.

B2. The names of East Slavic deities, spirits, evil spirits, etc. are listed below. Find and write down the serial number under which the name is indicated, which is not related to the beliefs of the Eastern Slavs.

1) mermaid;
2) goblin;
3) water;
4) genie;
5) brownie.

B3. Which of the following names refer to the East Slavic tribes? Find two names in the list below and write down the numbers under which they are indicated.

1) Sarmatians
2) Dregovichi
3) cheremis
4) Polotsk
5) Bulgars

Answers to the test on the history of the Eastern Slavs
1 option
A1-1
A2-2
A3-4
A4-5
A5-2
B1-folding
B2-5
B3-14
Option 2
A1-1
A2-3
A3-3
A4-4
A5-3
B1-veche
B2-4
B3-24

History has preserved several names of the ancestors of the East Slavic tribes, including

Varangians, Vikings, Normans - these are all names

In which of the chronicles in the first lines the question is posed: “Where did the Russian Land come from, who in Kyiv began to reign first and where did the Russian land come from?”

What modern peoples were based on the ancient Russian nationality?

A5. In the pre-state period, the Eastern Slavs developed two centers in

1) Novgorod and Dnieper

2) Volga and Baltic

3) Baltic and Black Sea

4) The Volga region and the Don

A6. Neighbors of the Eastern Slavs

1) Germans

2) galls

3) Romans

4) Khazars

A7 . The transition from a tribal community to a neighboring one among the Eastern Slavs occurred as a result of

1) formation of unions of tribes

2) development of arable farming

3) the emergence of feudal estates

4) the need to defend against nomads

A8 . The occupation of breeding bees and obtaining honey among the Slavs was called

1) beekeeping

2) architecture

3) cooperage

4) pottery

A9. The main trading partner of the Old Russian state was

1) Byzantium

2) Sweden

3) Tmutarakan

4) Scythia

B1 Arrange in the correct sequence from north to south the rivers and lakes that were part of the trade route "from the Varangians to the Greeks."

A) Lake Ladoga

B) Dnieper

B) catch

D) Ilmen

B2. Establish a correspondence between the name of the tribal union of the Slavs and the place of their settlement. Enter your answer in the table:

TRIBE		PLACE OF SETTLEMENT
	northerners		Upper reaches of the Western Dvina, Dnieper and Volga
	Vyatichi		Lands between Pripyat and Western Dvina
	Dregovichi		Lands along the Oka, Klyazma, Sister, Moscow, Upper Volga
	krivichi		Lands along Sula, Semi, Desna
			Lands along the Western Bug and in the spurs of the Carpathians

Part C

1. (С4)

Name at least three provisions characterizing the occupations of the Eastern Slavs, and give at least three names of the tools that they used.

2. (С4)

Name at least three positions that characterize the beliefs of the Eastern Slavs, and give at least three names of the deities they worshipped.

3. (С4)

Name at least three provisions that characterize the social structure of the Eastern Slavs in the 6th-8th centuries, and indicate at least three main prerequisites for the formation of the state among the Eastern Slavs.

No. 5. (C5)

Below are two points of view on the origin of the Old Russian state:

1. The Old Russian state arose as a result of the formation of internal prerequisites: the development of society, social and economic changes.
2. Statehood was brought to Russia from outside, by the Normans. Which of the above points of view do you prefer?

more preferable and persuasive. Give at least three facts, provisions that can serve as arguments confirming your chosen point of view.

No. 6. (C5)

Below are two points of view on the formation of the state among the Slavs:

1. The Varangians brought statehood to the Slavic lands.
2. The Varangians had little influence on the formation of the state among the Slavs.

Indicate which of the above points of view seems to you more preferable and convincing. Give at least three facts, provisions that can serve as arguments confirming your chosen point of view.