Test on the topic "The transformations of the princes". Variant 3. Match the names of the princes and the transformations they carried out: A) Yaroslav the Wise B) Igor the Old C) Olga the Wise D) Vsevolod the Big Nest E) Svyatoslav F) Vladimir the Red Sun G) Andrew Bogolyubsky H) Yuri Danilovich I) Basil I K) Ivan III 1) married the Lithuanian princess Sophia Vitovtovna 2) divided the lands into volosts and appointed governors 3) defeated the Pechenegs near Kyiv 4) Russo-Byzantine War 941-944 5) introduction of lessons and pogosts 6) brought the icon of the Mother of God from Kyiv to Vladimir 7) conquered Rostov boyars and Ryazan lands 8) subjugated Volga Bulgaria 9) was killed in the Horde by Dmitry the Terrible 10) stand on the Ugra River

Solution:

• A) Yaroslav the Wise - 2) divided the lands into volosts and appointed governors
• B) Igor the Old - 4) Russo-Byzantine War 941-944
• C) Olga the Wise - 5) introduction of lessons and pogosts
• D) Vsevolod the Big Nest - 7) conquered Rostov boyars and Ryazan lands
• E) Svyatoslav - 3) defeated the Pechenegs near Kyiv
• F) Vladimir the Red Sun - 6) brought the icon of the Mother of God from Kyiv to Vladimir
• G) Andrew Bogolyubsky - None of the options explicitly match, but Andrew Bogolyubsky is known for moving the capital to Vladimir and his involvement in the conquest of Rostov and Ryazan. Option 7 is closest but attributed to Vsevolod.
• H) Yuri Danilovich - 1) married the Lithuanian princess Sophia Vitovtovna (this refers to Dmitry Donskoy's son, Yuri, but the marriage to Sophia Vitovtovna is of Dmitry Donskoy himself. If this is about Yuri, the provided options are not precise).
• I) Basil I - 8) subjugated Volga Bulgaria
• K) Ivan III - 10) stand on the Ugra River

Note: The options provided might have some inaccuracies or simplifications concerning historical figures and events. For instance, option 9 seems to refer to Ivan the Terrible's son, Ivan Ivanovich, rather than any of the listed princes.

Answer: A-2, B-4, C-5, D-7, E-3, F-6, G- (no direct match, possibly implied by 7), H-1 (with historical nuance), I-8, K-10