History of the state and law of Russia
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The hereditary noblewoman Chekhova fell in love with the tradesman Kozlov. The latter asked her to marry him. Chekhova, despite the protest of her parents, entered into marriage with Kozlov. The father of Chekhova, who was his only daughter, declared that he was depriving her of all inheritance. In addition, her father threatened that she would also have to say goodbye to her noble dignity. Will Chekhova be deprived of her noble fortune for marrying a non-nobleman? If not, can she pass on the nobility to her husband and children?
A hereditary noblewoman, 32-year-old Malkova, who had full qualifications for real estate in her district, arrived at the congress of district landowners in 1907 and tried to put forward her candidacy, wanting to be among the electors in the Provincial Electoral Assembly, and subsequently to be elected as a deputy of the State Duma . But Malkova was denied not only her nomination, but also her participation in the elections. Explain why Malkova was not allowed to participate in the elections. Can Malkova transfer her qualifications to anyone to participate in elections?
In 1928, the middle peasant Sakharov offered to sell him one tithe of land to his poor neighbor Stepanov. Stepanov agreed. Explain whether this transaction is legal? Justify your answer.
According to Art. 20 Brief edition of Russian Pravda, “And if a butler is killed in a robbery, and people do not look for the killer, then the rope in which the body of the murdered man is found pays the viru.” What kind of institution does this article indicate? Reveal its essence in relation to this article.
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In the Galicia-Volyn principality there was ... type of government
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The name of the statesman with whom the agrarian reform carried out in Russia at the beginning of the twentieth century is associated is ...
People's Assembly in Ancient Rus' - ...
The Main Counterintelligence Directorate, formed in 1943, received the abbreviated name ...
The supremacy and independence of the state within the country and in the international arena is...
Monetary and natural state duties of peasants and townspeople - ...
Military reform introduced...
... the school assigned the main role in the historical process to the state
Head of the Moscow state in the 14th–15th centuries. was...
The highest church body of the Russian Orthodox Church in the 16th century. was …
The Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation consists of the State Duma and...
According to the Pskov court charter, real estate was called “...”
A hereditary noblewoman, 32-year-old Malkova, who had full qualifications for real estate in her district, arrived at the congress of district landowners in 1907 and tried to put forward her candidacy, wanting to be among the electors in the Provincial Electoral Assembly, and subsequently to be elected as a deputy of the State Duma . But Malkova was denied not only her nomination, but also her participation in the elections. Explain why Malkova was not allowed to participate in the elections. Can Malkova transfer her qualifications to anyone to participate in elections?
In 1928, the middle peasant Sakharov offered to sell him one tithe of land to his poor neighbor Stepanov. Stepanov agreed. Explain whether this transaction is legal? Justify your answer.
According to Art. 20 Brief edition of Russian Pravda, “And if a butler is killed in a robbery, and people do not look for the killer, then the rope in which the body of the murdered man is found pays the viru.” What kind of institution does this article indicate? Reveal its essence in relation to this article.
Match the events and dates:
Compare the normative act and its essence:
In the Galicia-Volyn principality there was ... type of government
Correlate the elements of the crime provided for by the Council Code of 1649 and the object of the attack:
Compare the principle of operation of an institution and an example of an institution:
Place the reforms of Alexander II in chronological order:
Place historical events in chronological order:
Place historical events in chronological order:
Place historical events in chronological order:
Arrange the cities in the chronological order of their annexation to the Principality of Moscow:
Place historical events in chronological order:
Place historical events in chronological order:
Place historical events in chronological order:
Place the rulers in chronological order:
The name of the statesman with whom the agrarian reform carried out in Russia at the beginning of the twentieth century is associated is ...
People's Assembly in Ancient Rus' - ...
The Main Counterintelligence Directorate, formed in 1943, received the abbreviated name ...
The supremacy and independence of the state within the country and in the international arena is...
Monetary and natural state duties of peasants and townspeople - ...
Military reform introduced...
... the school assigned the main role in the historical process to the state
Head of the Moscow state in the 14th–15th centuries. was...
The highest church body of the Russian Orthodox Church in the 16th century. was …
The Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation consists of the State Duma and...
According to the Pskov court charter, real estate was called “...”
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The hereditary noblewoman Chekhova fell in love with the tradesman Kozlov. The latter asked her to marry him. Chekhova, despite the protest of her parents, entered into marriage with Kozlov. The father of Chekhova, who was his only daughter, declared that he was depriving her of all inheritance. In addition, her father threatened that she would also have to say goodbye to her noble dignity. Will Chekhova be deprived of her noble fortune for marrying a non-nobleman? If not, can she pass on the nobility to her husband and children?A hereditary noblewoman, 32-year-old Malkova, who had full qualifications for real estate in her district, arrived at the congress of district landowners in 1907 and tried to put forward her candidacy, wanting to be among the electors in the Provincial Electoral Assembly, and subsequently to be elected as a deputy of the State Duma . But Malkova was denied not only her nomination, but also her participation in the elections. Explain why Malkova was not allowed to participate in the elections. Can Malkova transfer her qualifications to anyone to participate in elections?
In 1928, the middle peasant Sakharov offered to sell him one tithe of land to his poor neighbor Stepanov. Stepanov agreed. Explain whether this transaction is legal? Justify your answer.
According to Art. 20 Brief edition of Russian Pravda, “And if a butler is killed in a robbery, and people do not look for the killer, then the rope in which the body of the murdered man is found pays the viru.” What kind of institution does this article indicate? Reveal its essence in relation to this article.
Match the events and dates:
Compare the normative act and its essence:
In the Galicia-Volyn principality there was ... type of government
Correlate the elements of the crime provided for by the Council Code of 1649 and the object of the attack:
Compare the principle of operation of an institution and an example of an institution:
Place the reforms of Alexander II in chronological order:
Place historical events in chronological order:
Place historical events in chronological order:
Place historical events in chronological order:
Arrange the cities in the chronological order of their annexation to the Principality of Moscow:
Place historical events in chronological order:
Place historical events in chronological order:
Place historical events in chronological order:
Place the rulers in chronological order:
The name of the statesman with whom the agrarian reform carried out in Russia at the beginning of the twentieth century is associated is ...
People's Assembly in Ancient Rus' - ...
The Main Counterintelligence Directorate, formed in 1943, received the abbreviated name ...
The supremacy and independence of the state within the country and in the international arena is...
Monetary and natural state duties of peasants and townspeople - ...
Military reform introduced...
... the school assigned the main role in the historical process to the state
Head of the Moscow state in the 14th–15th centuries. was...
The highest church body of the Russian Orthodox Church in the 16th century. was …
The Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation consists of the State Duma and...
According to the Pskov court charter, real estate was called “...”