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1. The Ukrainian city in the second half of 19 in What was the Ukrainian city in the second half of the 19th century? From the second half of the 19th century. In the life and way of life of the population of Ukraine, serious changes have taken place. The most notable of these changes were in large cities, which were increasingly exposed to European influence. […]...
2. Historical personalities. Taras Shevchenko – a symbol of the Ukrainian revival People whose names and actions are fixed in the sources and whose actions influenced the course of historical events are called Historic Persons. A historical personality, for example, is Vladimir Monomakh. Look through the pages of the textbook and name the others. The historical personality, whose name became the symbol of the Ukrainian revival, is […]...
3. Ukrainian Towel Ukrainian rushnik from ancient times was a symbol of Ukraine, like viburnum, and willow, and Ukrainian song. But Ukrainian folk songs are already singing a little. On the willows, growing along the rivers, the boys arrange “tarzanki”, from which they jump into the water. A towel is just a piece of white linen with embroidered […]...
4. Ukrainian Cossacks in the battles and campaigns. National Liberation War, Bogdan Khmelnitsky The Cossack garrison was constantly on the Sich, the majority of the Zaporozhians lived in the winter huts, and came to Sich on the appropriate signal. After all, it was from Sich that the Cossacks went on a campaign. The Sich was also the place where the Cossacks discussed the most important questions of their […]...
5. The Ukrainian Revolution of 1917. Mikhail Grushevsky 1. What event is called the Ukrainian revolution? When in 1917 in the capital of the Russian Empire Petrograd the power of the tsar was overthrown, Ukrainian parties and public organizations created the Ukrainian Central Rada. It was headed by Mikhail Grushevsky. The Central Rada elected the government – the General Secretariat headed by Vladimir […]...
6. Ukrainian village in the 18th – 19th centuries What was the Ukrainian village in the 18th – first half of the 19th century? The life of Ukrainian peasants has not changed since the previous times. As before, villages were founded near rivers and lakes, forming streets, on both sides of which were huts and vegetable gardens. The appearance and interior decoration of the […]...
7. Ukrainian city in the 18th – first half of the 19th century 1. What was the Ukrainian city in the late 18th – early 19th century? In the 18th century. almost all towns and villages remained small settlements, which almost did not differ from villages. Their inhabitants were engaged not only in crafts and trade, but also in agriculture. From the last decades of the 18th century. […]...
8. The theme of nature in the work of Russian writers Most writers always touch the topic of their homeland, namely its nature. Who loves his homeland, he loves his nature. Probably everyone will agree with this. Otherwise, you can not love your homeland. Having no homeland, you will not love the world. In every country there is at least one poet who wrote about his […]...
9. “Russian writers” composition Russian literature is without doubt one of the greatest phenomena of art. And the main exponents of this art are Russian writers. All of us, Russian people, are simply obliged to get acquainted with the vast creativity of Russian writers, for only in this way will we be able to understand the features and main […]...
10. Moral problems in the works of contemporary writers Moral problems in the works of contemporary Russian writers. Our life, the life of our state, its history is complex and contradictory: it combines heroic and dramatic, creative and destructive, striving for freedom and tyranny. The general crisis, in the crooked was our country, led to an understanding of the need for radical restructuring in […]...
11. From the book “Ukrainian etiquette” A well-educated person can restrain anger, irritation, conceal a bad mood. Not every day brings us only joy and luck. You know how funny a man looks, annoyed over trifles. Restraint is highly valued by people. If you cultivate such qualities as willpower, perseverance, they will be useful to you throughout your life. For example, […]...
12. Kafka’s creative relationship with other writers The protagonist of Franz Kafka is a suffering, humiliated, unhappy and defenseless “little man”, so it is not surprising that different researchers point to Kafka’s creative relationships with other writers revealing this topic. For example, Vladimir Nabokov, a well-known writer, translator and literary critic, compared Gregor Zamzu and Akaky Akakievich Bashmachkin. He believed that in […]...
13. Hurry to do good They say: “Beauty will save the world!” I would add: “Beauty and kindness will save the world!” The etymology of the word “good” changed. There was a time when the Slavs judged the appearance and beauty of a man with this word. Therefore, beauty and kindness are very close words: a kind person is always […]...
14. Were about respect and dignity Once the actors of the famous Moscow theater who lived in the same yard as the Ukrainian playwright Ivan Tobilevich saw how the writer was carrying coal and began to laugh at him because his hands were in soot. “It’s better to have black hands,” Ivan Karpovich calmly answered the scoffers, “than a black soul.” […]...
15. Interesting details of the life and work of RM Rilke Meeting with Lou Andreas-Salome Rilke considered the most important event of his life, which conditioned his “second birth” – as a man and as a poet. The sign of this “birth” was the replacement of the name given to him by the “Renee” by the more “courageous”, in his opinion, the name “Rainer”. It was […]...
16. My native language I think it is not without reason that the language is called the soul of the people. Like every soul, one must be able to keep it pure and beautiful. And he, like the soul, is only one, one for every nation. Who is to blame for the fact that most of the population of […]...
17. Biography of Nikolai Shchors Shchors Nikolai Alexandrovich – a political figure, a member of the Communist Party, a red commander. Nikolay was born on June 6, 1895 on the Korzhovka farm in the Chernigov province. The first education in the biography of Nikolai Shchors was received in 1914. Then he graduated from the Kiev military paramedic school. Two years […]...
18. The people are released but the people are happy The poem Nekrasov “To Whom in Russia to Live Well” was, as it were, a departure from the general thought of many works of that time-the revolution. In addition, in almost all works the main characters were representatives of the upper classes – the nobility, merchants, philistinism. In the poem the main characters are former […]...
19. How I helped my neighbor Our neighbor, Aunt Pasha, had a misfortune: her cat Nyurka ran away from the dog and climbed a tall tree in the courtyard, and can not climb down or is afraid. And with Aunt Pasha this cat is like a daughter. And here Aunt Pasha stands under a tree and laments, as if someone died: […]...
20. The composition “My favorite work of art” Of all the arts, I’m most impressed with sculpture and architecture. Maybe this was influenced by my father. He’s an architect. Many architectural and sculptural masterpieces I know from the illustrative albums that we have at home. Of course, I want to see the golden-domed St. Sophia Cathedral, in Kiev, the Klodt and Admiralty horses […]...
21. Writing about charity Charity is quite popular these days. People have become more open and kind. In general, charity means voluntary provision of assistance to those who need it. Charitable donations may include the act of donating money, goods, time, attention and kindness to the unfortunate. Most forms of charity mean the provision of basic necessities, such as […]...
22. The first decades of Bolshevik power. the USSR 1. What determined the fate of Ukraine in the first decades after the creation of the USSR? In December 1919, Soviet Bolshevik power was established on most of the Ukrainian lands. Thus began the time of the Ukrainian Socialist Soviet Republic. At the end of 1922 the USSR became a member of the Union of […]...
23. Composition “Where I spent the summer” This summer was interesting. The first month of rest was very much like the previous summer holidays, as I was staying in the city. However, the next two summer months turned out to be amazing for me – I spent them in the village with my aunt. It is with these days spent outside the […]...
24. Meeting with the writer Kharkov is a large industrial and cultural center of Ukraine. I am happy that I live in this city, where there are many museums, theaters, where many interesting people live: scientists, writers, artists. Recently, Kharkov poet Yury Ivanovich Stadnichenko visited our class. This poet’s friendship with the students of our school has been going on […]...
25. Music in human life God has given us music so that we are above all They got it upward. F. Nietzsche Music accompanies a person from the cradle and to the last refuge. And those who believe in the afterlife will also listen to the angelic singing in the next world. One of the most important places in the […]...
26. “I live with Ukraine in the blood on the land of Ukraine” The theme of this work made me think not only about my homeland, but also about the problem that Ukraine is still arguing about: the place of the Russian language in our country. In my opinion, Boris Chichibabin, our countryman-Kharkiv citizen, who glorified Ukraine with his poems written in Russian, this line long ago resolved […]...
27. Composition about Lviv Lviv is the capital of Western Ukraine, is a large industrial and commercial center of Ukraine. Its narrow ancient streets and historic center make it one of the best places in the country. Lviv was founded as a fortress in the middle of the 13th century by Danilo Galitsky and was named after his son […]...
28. I dedicated the lyre to my people Nekrasov’s poetry is full of descriptions of the tragic life of the people. On the one hand, he dreams of a beautiful future for the peasants, on the other hand he understands that some dreams are not enough. Therefore, all his lyrics are imbued with a call for struggle for happiness, freedom of the people. […]...
29. My favorite holiday My favorite holiday is the New Year. I especially liked meeting the new millennium-2001! The holiday was then a success for us. As always we gathered together with the whole family: Dad, Mom, I, my sister, Fedya’s uncle and Aunt Lida, my great-aunt, who is alone and therefore meets all holidays with us. Long before […]...
30. C. Dickens and Ukraine Ukrainian fans of verbal art first got acquainted with the work of Charles Dickens in Russian translations. In 1838, the journal Otechestvennye Zapiski (The Notes of the Fatherland) published the full translation of the novel The Posthumous Notes of the Pickwin Club. This novel immediately captivated the Ukrainian reader with its democratism, the incomparable satirical […]...
31. Without the past, there is no future If we take this as truth, the life of the peasants, so vividly portrayed by I. Nechuy-Levitsky in the story “Kaydasheva family,” is of great interest. And if we take into account that in many of us the roots of the family are drawn from the village. The life of the rural workers was subordinated […]...
32. I want to tell you about the book Very surely someone said that the book never betrays and leaves you. The book is both a wise teacher and a sincere friend. In the books we find answers to many questions that worry us about in life. Many more beautiful and lofty words can be said about books and their role in human life. […]...
33. My Motherland – Ukraine I was born on the land of Ukraine, I live in Ukraine and I hope, I will die here. There are people I love. Then my family, my friends, the graves of my loved ones. Ukraine is my Motherland. And I love her, bad or good, poor or rich. Let not quite smoothly, she has […]...
34. Three classes: the clergy, chivalry and the peasantry. Who worked for whom in the Middle Ages? In the idea of ​​a medieval man, a properly organized society consists of three Estates – the clergy, chivalry and peasantry. XI century. From the work of Bishop Adalberon Lansky The community of believers is a single body, but the state consists of three bodies, because another law, human, distinguishes two great estates… One class […]...
35. Once in the evening One evening they phoned us. I rushed to the door, and after me the cat Marquis. In the doorway stood Aunt Valya, my mother’s sister – she came to visit us from Poltava. Mom immediately bustled around in the kitchen to treat the guest. Dad began to ask Aunt Valya about the news, and I […]...
36. Briefly about A. A. Blok AA Blok is the greatest poet of the 20th century, a vivid representative of the “silver age”, as Andrei Bely, “Man of the Century”, will say about him. Vyacheslav Ivanov said: “I consider him the first lyricist of our time… Blok is Prince Hamlet, and like every prince it’s a lot of nobility, it’s a […]...
37. The peasantry in medieval Europe On the third place in the medieval theory of the three classes are “those who work”, that is, the peasants. At the turn of the X-XI centuries. The land was already cultivated by mostly dependent peasants. There are several ways that peasants turned out depending on the feudal lord. With the development of feudal society, […]...
38. “The attitude of children to their parents” In the text proposed to us, the author painfully and regretfully tells how lightheartedly and indifferently the son treated his elderly father. The old man, despite the cold weather and poor state of health, rushes to his son at the first call, but he is not welcome in the family… It’s bitter to read the […]...
39. Biography Nikitin Ivan Savich On the outskirts of Voronezh, in a small house above the river, in the family of a poor merchant Ivan Savich Nikitin was born. My father dreamed that his son would become a scientific healer, but this dream did not come true. His father’s trade was ruined, and so as not to go bankrupt, he […]...
40. Outstanding scholars of Russian philology Mikhail Vasilievich Lomonosov 1) development of a scientific classification of parts of speech and in the creation of the theory of “three calm”; 2) created the first scientific Russian grammar (“Russian Grammar”, 1757). In this work, the scientist defined the speech norms of his time and laid the foundations of stylistics. By establishing grammatical and […]...