Предмет: История, автор: willzxc

ИСТОРИЯ РОССИИ
1)почему Ивану Даниловичу дали прозвище Колета?
2)в каком году была Куликовская битва ?
3)Какое прозвище получил Дмитрий Иванович после Куликовской битвы?
4)Как звали Хана, который в 80 году пришел, сжёг и разграбил Москву?
5)Какаво значение победы в Куликовской битве?
6)Назовите 2 последствия монгольского нашествия
7)Иго-это.......
8)Ярлык-это.......
9)кто такой баскав
10)как называлась Дань, которой платили русские монголы?​​

Ответы

Автор ответа: ulanasataeva3
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Ответ:

1) Иван Данилович – первый из московских князей, получивший прозвище, и притом очень характерное. Калита – называли его впоследствии москвичи, и, может быть, это прозвище восходит ко времени его владельца, а не является позднейшим домыслом. Калита – кожаная сумка или кошелек.

2) 8 сентября 1380 года

3) Донской

4) тохтамышь

5) Куликовская битва в русской истории – это и возвышение Москвы, как столицы единого и независимого государства, объединяющего политического, военного и духовного центра страны. Беспримерный поход русских войск за Дон сделал Московское княжество признанным центром антиордынской борьбы.

6)большинство русских княжеств было захвачено и разорено монголо-татарами. Около 40% населенных пунктов было уничтожено и не восстановилось. Огромные человеческие жертвы привели к экономическому и нравственному упадку русских земель. Исчезли отдельные виды ремесла и профессиональные навыки.

7) система политической и даннической зависимости русских княжеств от Монгольской империи с 1242 года до конца XV века.

8) письменное повеление или льготная грамота монгольских ханов подвластным им светским и духовным (церковным) владыкам; воплощение законов Ясы. Верительная грамота на великое княжение в XIII—XV веках.

9) народ, населяющий так называемые Баскские земли в северной Испании и юго-западной Франции.

10) ордынский выход

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