First question 1. Peoples and states of Eastern Europe before the settlement of the Eastern Slavs. 2. Origin and settlement of the Slavs, formation of the Ancient Russian state. 3. Ancient Russian state of the 9th-10th centuries. The first Russian princes Igor and Oleg 4. Ancient Russian state in the second half of the 10th century. Olga, Syyatoslav 5. Reforms of St. Vladimir Christianization of Rus 6. The rise of Ancient Rus. Yaroslav the Wise 7. The beginning of the collapse of Ancient Rus.Yaroslavichs, the activities of Vladimir Monomakh. 8. Epoch of fragmentation: Galicia-Volyn , Vladimir-Suzdal Rus, Novgorod lands 9. Culture of Ancient Rus. 10. Batu's invasion. Russian-Golden Horde relations 13-15th centuries. 11. The struggle of the Russian people against German and Swedish expansion in the 13th-15th centuries. 12. North-Eastern Rus in the 13th - early 14th centuries. Decline of Vladimir The rise of new cities: Moscow and Tver 13. The reasons for the formation of a centralized state and the rise of Moscow 14. Moscow principality of the first half of the 14th century. Ivan Kalita. 15. Russian lands in struggle against Golden Horde. Dmitry Donskoy 16. Moscow principality of the 15th century. Vasily I,Vasily the Dark Second question 17. The Moscow state late 15th - early 16th centuries. Ivan III and Vasily III. 18. Beginning of the reign of Ivan IV. Reforms of the Izbrannaya Rada. 19. Oprichnina: causes, events, consequences. 20. Foreign policy of Ivan the Terrible. 21. Culture of Rus 13-16th centuries 22. Time of Troubles of the Moscow State. 23. Restoring the country after the Time of Troubles Mikhail Fedorovich and Patriarch Filaret 24. Alexcy Mikhailovich. Domestic policy.Schism of the Russian Church 25. Russian foreign policy in the second half of the 17th century. On the path to Empire 26. Preconditions for Peter's reforms Russia at the end of the 17th century. 27. Culture of Russia in the 17th century. 28. Foreign policy of Peter I. 29. Peter's military and state reforms.

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First question 1. Peoples and states of Eastern Europe before the settlement of the Eastern Slavs. 2. Origin and settlement of the Slavs, formation of the Ancient Russian state. 3. Ancient Russian state of the 9th-10th centuries. The first Russian princes Igor and Oleg 4. Ancient Russian state in the second half of the 10th century. Olga, Syyatoslav 5. Reforms of St. Vladimir Christianization of Rus 6. The rise of Ancient Rus. Yaroslav the Wise 7. The beginning of the collapse of Ancient Rus.Yaroslavichs, the activities of Vladimir Monomakh. 8. Epoch of fragmentation: Galicia-Volyn , Vladimir-Suzdal Rus, Novgorod lands 9. Culture of Ancient Rus. 10. Batu's invasion. Russian-Golden Horde relations 13-15th centuries. 11. The struggle of the Russian people against German and Swedish expansion in the 13th-15th centuries. 12. North-Eastern Rus in the 13th - early 14th centuries. Decline of Vladimir The rise of new cities: Moscow and Tver 13. The reasons for the formation of a centralized state and the rise of Moscow 14. Moscow principality of the first half of the 14th century. Ivan Kalita. 15. Russian lands in struggle against Golden Horde. Dmitry Donskoy 16. Moscow principality of the 15th century. Vasily I,Vasily the Dark Second question 17. The Moscow state late 15th - early 16th centuries. Ivan III and Vasily III. 18. Beginning of the reign of Ivan IV. Reforms of the Izbrannaya Rada. 19. Oprichnina: causes, events, consequences. 20. Foreign policy of Ivan the Terrible. 21. Culture of Rus 13-16th centuries 22. Time of Troubles of the Moscow State. 23. Restoring the country after the Time of Troubles Mikhail Fedorovich and Patriarch Filaret 24. Alexcy Mikhailovich. Domestic policy.Schism of the Russian Church 25. Russian foreign policy in the second half of the 17th century. On the path to Empire 26. Preconditions for Peter's reforms Russia at the end of the 17th century. 27. Culture of Russia in the 17th century. 28. Foreign policy of Peter I. 29. Peter's military and state reforms.

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1. Pueblos y estados de Europa del Este antes de la colonización de los eslavos orientales.2. Origen y colonización de los eslavos, formación del estado ruso antiguo.3. Estado ruso antiguo del siglo IX-X. Los primeros príncipes rusos Igor y Oleg.4. Estado ruso antiguo a mediados del siglo X. Olga, Svyatoslav.5. Reformas de San Vladimiro, cristianización de Rus.6. Auge del antiguo Rus. Yaroslav el Sabio.7. Comienzo del colapso del antiguo Rus. Yaroslavichs, actividades de Vladimir Monomakh.8. Época de fragmentación: Rus de Galicia-Volynia, Rus de Vladimir-Suzdal, tierras de Novgorod.9. Cultura del antiguo Rus.10. Invasión de Batu. Relaciones entre Rusia y la Horda Dorada en los siglos XIII-XV.11. Lucha del pueblo ruso contra la expansión alemana y sueca en los siglos XIII-XV.12. Rus nororiental en los siglos XIII-principios del XIV. Declive de Vladimir. Auge de nuevas ciudades: Moscú y Tver.13. Razones para la formación de un estado centralizado y el auge de Moscú.14. Principado de Moscú de principios del siglo XIV. Iván Kalita.15. Tierras rusas en la lucha contra la Horda Dorada. Dmitry Donskoy.16. Principado de Moscú del siglo XV. Vasily I, Vasily el Oscuro.17. Estado de Moscú finales del siglo XV-principios del siglo XVI. Iván III y Vasily III.18. Comienzo del reinado de Iván IV. Reformas de la Rada Elegida.19. Oprichnina: causas, eventos, consecuencias.20. Política exterior de Iván el Terrible.21. Cultura de Rus en los siglos XIII-XVI.22. Tiempo de Troubles del Estado de Moscú.23. Restauración del país después del Tiempo de Troubles. Miguel Fedorovich y Patriarca Filaret.24. Alejo Mikhailovich. Política interior. Schisma de la Iglesia rusa.25. Política exterior de Rusia en la segunda mitad del siglo XVII. En el camino a la empería.26. Precondiciones para las reformas de Pedro. Rusia a finales del siglo XVII.27. Cultura de Rusia en el siglo XVII.28. Política exterior de Pedro I.29. Reformas militares y estatales de Pedro.

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