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As Kiev increased its trade and contacts around the region, the most significant result was that

A
Kiev had a growth in population.
B
Kiev was able to increase its wealth.
C
Kiev made enemies.
D
Kiev became the center of cultural exchange.
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Kiev’s importance to Russian society can be best illustrated by

A
the literature translated from the Greek language.
B
the role of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
C
the Russian alphabet based on the Greek alphabet.
D
the arts and architecture borrowed from the Byzantines.
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What effect did the Mongol invasion have on Kiev?

A
The invasion destroyed Kiev and left the Mongols in power.
B
The invasion destroyed Kiev and power shifted to Moscow.
C
A void was left in the development of Russian culture.
D
Kiev pushed back the Mongols and retained power.
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What factor ended the Mongol rule of Russia?

A
Moscow under Ivan III became too strong to submit to Mongol rule.
B
The Mongol military was no match for the disciplined military of Ivan III.
C
Ivan III refused to continue paying tribute to the Golden Horde.
D
The Mongols weren’t prepared to go to war to maintain their rule of the Golden Horde.
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What role did Russian princes play during the period of the Mongol khanate?

A
The Russian princes served as ambassadors to the Ottoman Empire.
B
They acted as administrators and collected tribute on behalf of the Mongols.
C
The Russian princes actively resisted the influence and rule of the Mongols.
D
They assumed the role of khans and ruled jointly with Mongol leaders.
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What role did Russian princes play during the period of the Mongol khanate?

A
The Russian princes actively resisted the influence and rule of the Mongols.
B
They acted as administrators and collected tribute on behalf of the Mongols.
C
The Russian princes served as ambassadors to the Ottoman Empire.
D
They assumed the role of khans and ruled jointly with Mongol leaders.
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What happened to Kiev when Yaroslav the Wise died in 1054 CE?

A
Kiev was renamed Moscow.
B
Yaroslav’s oldest son became the new ruler.
C
The Mongols invaded.
D
Kiev was divided among Yaroslav’s five sons.
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The most dramatic example of the influence of the Byzantine Empire occurred when

A
the Greek alphabet was adapted into the Cyrillic alphabet.
B
Vladimir I forced all Russians to convert to Orthodox Christianity.
C
the Rus made Constantinople a trading partner with Kiev.
D
St. Basil’s Cathedral was built in the Byzantine style.
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By 900 CE, Kiev controlled the large area between the Baltic Sea and the Black Sea, which made Kiev

A
want to expand even further.
B
difficult to rule.
C
a very powerful state.
D
difficult to defend.

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