Question

почему правительство было внимательно с требованиями троян. назовите причины выступления работных людей на горе сравните его с восстаниям с.разина​ срочно!!

Answer 1

Ответ:

1645--1676 -- время правления царя всея Руси Алексея Михайловича. Хотя современники прозвали царя Тишайшим, править ему пришлось в беспокойное "бунташное" время: не было ни одного года без смут или внешних войн.

17-й, "бунташный век" оказался насыщенным различными народными выступлениями. Постоянные разорительные войны, внутренние нестабильность и неурядицы в государстве, неприятие реформ патриарха Никона (1653-1656),приведшее к церковному расколу и преследованию старообрядцев, окончательное оформление крепостного права и рост повинностей крестьян ("Соборное уложение"1649), усиление налогового гнёта, попытка ограничения казачьей вольности -- всё это ухудшало положение народных масс. Наиболее крупные волнения пришлись на Соляной (1648) и Медный (1662) бунты в Москве, восстания в Пскове (февр. -авг. 1650) и Новгороде (март-апр. 1650). Апофеозом народных волнений 17 в. стало казацко-крестьянское восстание на Волге под предводительством Степана Разина (1667-1671)….

Объяснение:

ну как то так, сам это же  сейчас пишу :)

Answer 2

The Government's Attention to the Demands of the Trojans

The government's attentiveness to the demands of the Trojans can be attributed to several reasons. One possible reason is that the Trojans may have presented a significant threat or had considerable influence that the government could not ignore. Another reason could be that the demands of the Trojans were aligned with the government's own interests or policies. Additionally, the government may have been concerned about potential unrest or backlash if the demands of the Trojans were not addressed.

Unfortunately, without more specific information about the context or the demands of the Trojans, it is difficult to provide a more detailed answer. If you can provide more details or clarify the specific situation, I would be happy to provide a more comprehensive response.

Causes of Workers' Uprising on the Mountain and Comparison with Razin's Uprisings

The causes of the workers' uprising on the mountain can vary depending on the specific historical context. However, some common reasons for workers' uprisings include poor working conditions, low wages, lack of job security, and exploitation by employers. Workers may also be motivated by a desire for better rights, improved living conditions, or political change.

In comparison to the uprisings led by Stepan Razin, there may be some similarities and differences. Stepan Razin was a Cossack leader who led several uprisings in the 17th century against the Russian nobility and the Tsarist regime. His uprisings were driven by a combination of social, economic, and political grievances, including serfdom, high taxes, and oppressive rule.

Both the workers' uprising on the mountain and Razin's uprisings can be seen as expressions of discontent and a desire for change. However, the specific causes, motivations, and historical contexts of these uprisings may differ significantly. It is important to note that without more specific information about the workers' uprising on the mountain, it is challenging to provide a more detailed comparison.

If you can provide more details or clarify the specific historical context of the workers' uprising on the mountain, I would be happy to provide a more comprehensive response.