Russia and Eastern Europe Answers

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Ivan III made an early contribution to the eventual resurgence of Russia by

A
ridding the country of the Vikings’ rule.
B
bringing in foreign architects to rebuild Moscow.
C
building the city of Kiev into a trading center.
D
becoming the most influential leader of Russia.
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After Ivan IV took power, how did he deal with the code of laws?

A
He rewrote the code of laws and made the laws much stricter.
B
He declared that the code of laws was outdated and abolished it.
C
He revised and updated the code of laws to make it more relevant.
D
He announced that there should be no changes to the code of laws.
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How did Ivan III contribute to the resurgence of Moscow?

A
He expanded the influence of Moscow to include Europe.
B
He completely eradicated any Mongol influence.
C
He unified all Russian lands and built a strong monarchy.
D
He collaborated with the Mongols to make Moscow strong.
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What did the Rus do that led to the eventual influence of the Byzantine Empire on Russia?

A
The Rus established a strong trading relationship with Constantinople.
B
The Rus first invaded and then ruled over Constantinople as well as the Slavs.
C
The Rus were originally from the area ruled by the Byzantine Empire.
D
The Rus forced the entire population to convert to the church of the Byzantines.
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What role did Russian princes play during the period of the Mongol khanate?

A
They acted as administrators and collected tribute on behalf of the Mongols.
B
The Russian princes actively resisted the influence and rule of the Mongols.
C
They assumed the role of khans and ruled jointly with Mongol leaders.
D
The Russian princes served as ambassadors to the Ottoman Empire.
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One of the first things Vladimir I did after he became the ruler of Kiev was to

A
force the population to submit to his authoritarian rule.
B
make Orthodox Christianity the state religion.
C
isolate Kiev so that trade virtually stopped.
D
create a strong military for Kiev’s defense.
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The Byzantine influence can be seen in Kiev’s government because

A
the legal code was created on the basis of Byzantine law.
B
the justice system was set up to mimic the Byzantine system.
C
the civil service exam to fill government positions came from the Byzantines.
D
the authoritarian role of the tsar was based on the ruler of the Byzantines.

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