History (answers to the Synergy test)

Tests History answers Synergy 30 questions, rating Excellent. The author of "History of the Russian State" is ... S.F. Platonov N.M. Karamzin CM. Soloviev V.N. Tatishchev It is not true that one of the special (auxiliary) historical disciplines is ... source study genealogy spelling paleography The “Great Reforms” complex of Alexander II included ... pricing reform the introduction of universal conscription transition to a federal government institution of the State Duma The parameters of the Russian liberal project include ... criticism of capitalism recognition of the “struggle of classes” as the main factor in historical progress preservation of the class hierarchy the presence of a European-style parliament The fundamental issues of public life in Russia after the February Revolution were supposed to be addressed ... Interim government All-Russian Congress of Soviets State Duma Constituent assembly Boris Godunov became the ruler of Russia ... according to the will of Ivan the Terrible as a result of election by the estate representative body following the election of the Boyar Duma as a result of the seizure of power In the first century of its existence, the Old Russian state was ... powerful republic with a developed state apparatus internally unified state formation leading an active foreign policy fragile federation of certain territories paying tribute to the center a centralized state with a developed apparatus, actively connecting neighboring territories The distinguishing features of the NEP were: ... private enterprise revival and monetary reform forced labor and the introduction of long-term planning elements the introduction of free utilities and the planting of communes in villages The author of "History of Russia from the Most Ancient Times" is ... V.N. Tatishchev N.M. Karamzin CM. Soloviev S.F. Platonov The Josephites held opinions that were based on opinions ... the lack of monastic land ownership about the detachment of monks from earthly concerns about the divine nature of grand ducal power The reign of Nicholas I is characterized by ... liberal reforms in the press and education the beginning of the industrial revolution the emergence of "military settlements" strengthening local government The reign of Alexander I is characterized by ... strengthening the regime of autocracy at the beginning of the reign succession regulation Senate institution "Arakcheevschina" "Enlightened absolutism" is a policy characteristic of government ... Alexander I Peter the Great Catherine II Elizaveta Petrovna In 2004, he became the Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation ... M. Kasyanov M. Fradkov V. Putin V. Chernomyrdin The economic policies of industrialization and collectivization contributed to ... overcoming the catastrophic consequences of World War I and the Civil War the creation of a state that relies entirely on its internal resources development of private enterprises in the country based on the personal interest of the employee as a result of labor Among the features of Russian absolutism of the XVIII century can be called ... the existence of the institution of patriarchate in the Russian Orthodox Church a large role of the noble militia functioning of the Zemsky Cathedral palace coups The parameters of the Russian conservative project include ... abolition of historical estates criticism of the "despotism" of the Russian monarchy preservation of traditional religious consciousness - as the highest form of public morality faith in the ability of the advanced Russian intelligentsia to lead the politically illiterate masses in the direction of a fair reconstruction of society The Kontrreform Alexander III complex included ... military counter-reform jury cancellation circular "On Cooking Children" return of serfdom Events of the Crimean war belong to the period ... 1853-185