Question

В 1514 г. Василий III принял в Москве посла императора Священной Римской империи Максимилиана I Георга Шнитценпаумера. Выберите верные суждения о переговорах московского князя и императора. 1)В результате этого визита был заключён договор о «любви, братстве и дружбе». 2)Василий III был готов передать Максимилиану I Смоленск. 3)В заключённом договоре Василий III именовался кайзером — цесарем, т. е. царём. 4)Переговоры о союзе России и Священной Римской империи закончились провалом. 5)Император Священной Римской империи не признавал права российского государя на Киев и другие земли, входившие ранее в состав Древнерусского государства, находившиеся под контролем Литвы. 6)Максимилиан I не изменял текст первоначального договора.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Третий, естесь-но. Последний собиратель русских земель.

Answer 2

Background Information

In 1514, Vasili III, the Grand Prince of Moscow, received an envoy from Maximilian I, the Holy Roman Emperor, named Georg Schenitzbaum. The purpose of the envoy's visit was to establish diplomatic relations and discuss potential alliances between Moscow and the Holy Roman Empire.

Correct Statements about the Negotiations

1) In the result of this visit, a treaty of "love, brotherhood, and friendship" was concluded. The negotiations between Vasili III and Maximilian I resulted in the signing of a treaty that aimed to establish friendly relations between Moscow and the Holy Roman Empire. [[1]]

2) Vasili III was willing to cede Smolensk to Maximilian I. There is no evidence to support this claim. The negotiations did not involve the transfer of territories between Moscow and the Holy Roman Empire.

3) In the concluded treaty, Vasili III was referred to as "kaiser" or "tsar." There is no evidence to support this claim. The title used to refer to Vasili III in the treaty is not mentioned in the available search results.

4) The negotiations for an alliance between Russia and the Holy Roman Empire ended in failure. There is no evidence to support this claim. The available search results do not indicate the outcome of the negotiations.

5) The Holy Roman Emperor did not recognize the rights of the Russian ruler to Kiev and other territories that were part of the former Kievan Rus' state and were under the control of Lithuania. The available search results do not provide information about the Holy Roman Emperor's recognition or non-recognition of the Russian ruler's rights to Kiev and other territories.

6) Maximilian I did not alter the text of the original treaty. The available search results do not provide information about any alterations made to the text of the treaty.

In summary, based on the available search results, the correct statements about the negotiations between Vasili III and Maximilian I are: - A treaty of "love, brotherhood, and friendship" was concluded. - There is no evidence to support the claims about the transfer of Smolensk, the title used to refer to Vasili III, the failure of the negotiations, the recognition of rights to Kiev and other territories, or any alterations to the treaty text.

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