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TESTS
PART 3
HISTORY OF THE STATE AND LAW OF RUSSIA
Task 1.
1. In the spring of 1906, the first parliamentary elections were held in Russia. What character were they?
A. The elections were general, but unequal and multi-stage.
C. The elections to the First Duma were not general. They were also multi-stage and
unequal. The landowners had advantages over the capitalists, those over the peasants and all over the workers.
C. The majority of the population was not allowed to participate in the elections, but all voters were equal.
D. Elections were held on the basis of universal, equal and direct suffrage.
2. The Iskra newspaper played an important role in the creation of the RSDLP. It is customary to call it Leninist. But Iskra had other editors as well. Name one of them.
A. A. Yu. Martov.
V.N.Krupskaya.
S. M. Silvin.
D. I. Babushkin.
3. The peasant reform of 1861 transferred the serfs to a temporarily liable state. What does it mean?
A. The obligations of the temporarily liable peasants were purely symbolic.
C. From the moment of the abolition of serfdom, the peasants became temporarily liable, then
are personally free, but until the conclusion of the redemption deal with the landowner were
are obliged to serve a corvee for the use of land and pay a quitrent, but not according to
the arbitrariness of the landowner, but in fixed sizes.
C. Temporarily liable peasants were to bear obligations in favor of the landowner until
redemption of their allotment.
D. The temporarily liable state did not practically differ from the serf state.
4. The government at the beginning of the reign of Nicholas II included people of different views. Which of them was an active supporter of the liberal course?
A. D. V. Trepov.
V. V. K. Pleve.
S. S. Yu. Witte.
D. P. A. Stolypin.
5. The Black Hundred Union of the Russian People was torn apart by strife. The new Union of Michael the Archangel separated from him. Name the leader of the new alliance.
A. A. Guchkov.
V.N.E. Markov.
S. V. M. Purishkevich.
D. A. I. Dubrovin.
Task 2.
6. Political parties differed not only in programs, social composition, income of their members, etc., but also in educational level. Which party was called the professorship?
A. Bolshevikov.
V. Kadetov.
S. Black Hundreds.
D. Anarchists.
7. Under tsarism, perlustration was widely and officially used. What it is?
A. Mass demonstration with the expression of loyal feelings.
B. State practice of reading letters from individuals.
C. Political search.
D. Solemn parade of cavalry with horse riding.
8. The main reform of AP Stolypin is the agrarian one. What legal acts provided
carrying out this reform?
A. Decree of Nicholas II of November 9, 1906 "On the addition of the law concerning
peasant land tenure ", the law of the Third Duma of June 1910" On changing the regulations on peasant land tenure ", the law of May 1911" On land management. "
B. Decrees of Nicholas II at the end of 1905 on the abolition of redemption payments,
C. Manifesto of Alexander II of February 19, 1861
D. Decrees of Nicholas II of April and May 1905 on agrarian issues.
9. After the assassination of P.K. Pleve in 1904, a short period of the "era of trust" was marked. What caused this?
A. The victories over the Japanese caused a surge of patriotic feelings.
C. On the 10th anniversary of the reign of Nicholas II, many delegates from all estates expressed their
loyal feelings.
C. Mutual understanding was strengthened with England and Germany.
D. The new Minister of Internal Affairs P. D. Svyatopolk-Mirsky pursued a relatively liberal policy.
10. Alexander II carried out a very radical judicial reform. What legislative acts formed its basis?
A. Its legal basis was the institutions of judicial
the establishment, the Charter of criminal proceedings, the Charter of penalties imposed
justices of the peace.
V. The legal basis of the reform was the works of M. M. Speransky and A. F. Koni.
C. Code on penal and executive punishments 1845. and the Law on the Judiciary
November 1864, XNUMX
D. The reform was based on the Judiciary Act 1861 and the Criminal Code of 1971.
Task 3.
11.In 1906 the Russian parliament met - I
PART 3
HISTORY OF THE STATE AND LAW OF RUSSIA
Task 1.
1. In the spring of 1906, the first parliamentary elections were held in Russia. What character were they?
A. The elections were general, but unequal and multi-stage.
C. The elections to the First Duma were not general. They were also multi-stage and
unequal. The landowners had advantages over the capitalists, those over the peasants and all over the workers.
C. The majority of the population was not allowed to participate in the elections, but all voters were equal.
D. Elections were held on the basis of universal, equal and direct suffrage.
2. The Iskra newspaper played an important role in the creation of the RSDLP. It is customary to call it Leninist. But Iskra had other editors as well. Name one of them.
A. A. Yu. Martov.
V.N.Krupskaya.
S. M. Silvin.
D. I. Babushkin.
3. The peasant reform of 1861 transferred the serfs to a temporarily liable state. What does it mean?
A. The obligations of the temporarily liable peasants were purely symbolic.
C. From the moment of the abolition of serfdom, the peasants became temporarily liable, then
are personally free, but until the conclusion of the redemption deal with the landowner were
are obliged to serve a corvee for the use of land and pay a quitrent, but not according to
the arbitrariness of the landowner, but in fixed sizes.
C. Temporarily liable peasants were to bear obligations in favor of the landowner until
redemption of their allotment.
D. The temporarily liable state did not practically differ from the serf state.
4. The government at the beginning of the reign of Nicholas II included people of different views. Which of them was an active supporter of the liberal course?
A. D. V. Trepov.
V. V. K. Pleve.
S. S. Yu. Witte.
D. P. A. Stolypin.
5. The Black Hundred Union of the Russian People was torn apart by strife. The new Union of Michael the Archangel separated from him. Name the leader of the new alliance.
A. A. Guchkov.
V.N.E. Markov.
S. V. M. Purishkevich.
D. A. I. Dubrovin.
Task 2.
6. Political parties differed not only in programs, social composition, income of their members, etc., but also in educational level. Which party was called the professorship?
A. Bolshevikov.
V. Kadetov.
S. Black Hundreds.
D. Anarchists.
7. Under tsarism, perlustration was widely and officially used. What it is?
A. Mass demonstration with the expression of loyal feelings.
B. State practice of reading letters from individuals.
C. Political search.
D. Solemn parade of cavalry with horse riding.
8. The main reform of AP Stolypin is the agrarian one. What legal acts provided
carrying out this reform?
A. Decree of Nicholas II of November 9, 1906 "On the addition of the law concerning
peasant land tenure ", the law of the Third Duma of June 1910" On changing the regulations on peasant land tenure ", the law of May 1911" On land management. "
B. Decrees of Nicholas II at the end of 1905 on the abolition of redemption payments,
C. Manifesto of Alexander II of February 19, 1861
D. Decrees of Nicholas II of April and May 1905 on agrarian issues.
9. After the assassination of P.K. Pleve in 1904, a short period of the "era of trust" was marked. What caused this?
A. The victories over the Japanese caused a surge of patriotic feelings.
C. On the 10th anniversary of the reign of Nicholas II, many delegates from all estates expressed their
loyal feelings.
C. Mutual understanding was strengthened with England and Germany.
D. The new Minister of Internal Affairs P. D. Svyatopolk-Mirsky pursued a relatively liberal policy.
10. Alexander II carried out a very radical judicial reform. What legislative acts formed its basis?
A. Its legal basis was the institutions of judicial
the establishment, the Charter of criminal proceedings, the Charter of penalties imposed
justices of the peace.
V. The legal basis of the reform was the works of M. M. Speransky and A. F. Koni.
C. Code on penal and executive punishments 1845. and the Law on the Judiciary
November 1864, XNUMX
D. The reform was based on the Judiciary Act 1861 and the Criminal Code of 1971.
Task 3.
11.In 1906 the Russian parliament met - I