Question

Что сделало Древнюю Русь неотделимой частью Европы — постоянно растущее военное и политическое могущество или принятие христианства, появление письменного законодательства, строительство городов, рост торговли? A. Древняя Русь не стала частью Европы, отношения с кочевниками, политические и культурные, были для неё важнее. Б. Древняя Русь проникала в Центральную и Западную Европу, в Византию только благодаря военной мощи — подобно азиатским кочевникам. B. Принятие христианства, усиливающееся политическое влияние, письменное законодательство, рост городов и торговли позволили Древней Руси войти в Европу как равноправному партнёру, наладить династические, экономические, культурные связи с большинством европейских стран

Answer 1

Итак...
Естественно В))
Так как большинство стран Европы были христианскими. Принятие христианства на землях Руси расширило возможности страны, вывело её на новый уровень отношений. Возможность династических браков особенно укрепила Русь, не зря позже Ярослава мудрого называли тестем Европы))

Answer 2

What made Ancient Rus an integral part of Europe - its constantly growing military and political power or the adoption of Christianity, the emergence of written legislation, the construction of cities, and the growth of trade?

Ancient Rus became an integral part of Europe primarily through the adoption of Christianity, the emergence of written legislation, the construction of cities, and the growth of trade. These factors allowed Ancient Rus to establish itself as an equal partner in Europe, establishing dynastic, economic, and cultural connections with most European countries.

Option A: Ancient Rus did not become part of Europe. Relations with nomads, as well as political and cultural considerations, were more important for Ancient Rus.

This statement is not accurate. Ancient Rus did become part of Europe through various means, as mentioned above. The adoption of Christianity, the establishment of written legislation, the construction of cities, and the growth of trade were crucial factors in integrating Ancient Rus into Europe as an equal partner.

Option B: Ancient Rus penetrated Central and Western Europe, as well as Byzantium, only thanks to military power, similar to Asian nomads.

This statement is not entirely accurate. While military power did play a role in Ancient Rus's expansion into Central and Western Europe, as well as Byzantium, it was not the sole factor. The adoption of Christianity, the strengthening of political influence, the establishment of written legislation, and the growth of cities and trade were equally important in allowing Ancient Rus to enter Europe as an equal partner.

Option B: The adoption of Christianity, the strengthening of political influence, the establishment of written legislation, the growth of cities and trade allowed Ancient Rus to enter Europe as an equal partner, establishing dynastic, economic, and cultural connections with most European countries.

This statement is accurate. The adoption of Christianity played a significant role in integrating Ancient Rus into Europe. It not only provided a common religious framework but also allowed for the establishment of diplomatic and cultural ties with other European countries. The strengthening of political influence, the establishment of written legislation, the growth of cities, and the expansion of trade further solidified Ancient Rus's position as an equal partner in Europe. These developments allowed for the establishment of dynastic, economic, and cultural connections with most European countries.

In conclusion, Ancient Rus became an integral part of Europe through a combination of factors, including the adoption of Christianity, the strengthening of political influence, the establishment of written legislation, the growth of cities, and the expansion of trade. These developments allowed Ancient Rus to enter Europe as an equal partner, establishing dynastic, economic, and cultural connections with most European countries.