7. Mark the dates of the Great Migration of peoples: A. III-II centuries B C. -B. VII-VI centuries B.C. C. IV-VII centuries A.D. D. IX-XI centuries A.D. 8. The Turkic -speaking tribes that created two states - one on the Volga the other on the Danube A. Duleba B. Slavs C. Khazars D. Bulgars 9. What kind of activity of ancient man can be attributed to the appropriating economy? A. trade B. agriculture C. cattle breeding D. Hunting 10. Geographical names:Constantinople , Dnieper, Lovat , Ilmen Lake, Baltic Sea-are associ A. the trade route "from the Varangians to the Greeks" B. the division of the Slavs into three branches C. places of archaeological excavations D. formation of tribal unions of the Eastern Slavs

7. The correct answer is C. IV-VII centuries A.D. The Great Migration of peoples refers to the movement of various ethnic groups, including the Slavs, into the territory of modern-day Russia and Ukraine. This migration occurred during the 4th to 7th centuries A.D.<br /><br />8. The correct answer is C. Khazars. The Turkic-speaking tribes that created two states - one on the Volga and the other on the Danube - were the Khazars. The Khazars were a nomadic people who established a powerful state in the region of modern-day Ukraine and Russia.<br /><br />9. The correct answer is B. agriculture. The appropriating economy refers to the economic system in which individuals or groups appropriate resources for their own use. In the context of ancient man, agriculture can be attributed to the appropriating economy as it involves the cultivation of land and the production of crops for personal use.<br /><br />10. The correct answer is A. the trade route "from the Varangians to the Greeks". The geographical names mentioned - Constantinople, Dnieper, Lovat, Ilmen Lake, and the Baltic Sea - are associated with the trade route "from the Varangians to the Greeks". This trade route connected the Baltic Sea with the Black Sea, passing through modern-day Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine. It was an important trade route for the Varangians, who were Viking traders and explorers.