Предмет: История, автор: uehrvgshd

1.Верны ли следующие суждения? А) московское княжество было образовано раньше чем Тверского
Б) Основным соперником Москвы в борьбе за великокняжеский ярлык было Рязанское княжество
1.Верно только А
2.Верно только Б
3.Верны оба
4.Оба не верны

Ответы

Автор ответа: anastasiyafomi

Ответ:

Оба не верны

Объяснение:

Тверь - 1247

Москва - 1263

Главный соперник - Тверское княжество

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Last autumn, a ten-year-old American boy from Kentucky tried to pick up a snake with a stick and then noticed that it had two heads. Imagine how surprised he was when the snake grabbed the stick with both heads! His dad named it Mary-Kate and Ashley, after the teenage TV and movie stars, the Olsen twins, and thinks it might have a future in show business. Two-headed snakes are not as rare as you might think. They have been found in the United States, Argentina, Honduras, Sri Lanka and Spain. Gordon Burghardt, zoologist at the University of Tennessee, has studied several two- h e a d ed snakes. And every time the heads were so independent they even fought for food! 'You can have these fights go on for hours,' he says. Sometimes the heads become so aggressive they can even try to eat each other! Two-headed snakes also have a great deal of difficulty deciding which direction to go. That's probably because one head wants to turn left and the other one wants to turn right.
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