How a multinational culture develops. Plurinational state. Formation of the Russian state
Explain how it stacks up multinational culture... What is the role of Russian culture in the history of Russia?
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In order to visualize how the multinational culture of Russia is developing, we will give an example.
The poet Rasul Gamzatov, an Avar by nationality, lived in a small mountain village of Dagestan.
Let's read a few lines from his poem "Cranes":
Sometimes it seems to me that the soldiers
From the bloody fields that did not come,
Once upon a time they did not fall into our land,
And they turned into white cranes.
They are still from the days of those distant
They fly and give us votes.
Isn't that why it's so often and sad
Do we fall silent, looking to the heavens?
These verses are written in the Avar language. And you could read them, because the Russian poet Nikolai Grebnev translated them. Then the poems were set to music. This was done by the composer Jan Frenkel, a Jew by nationality.
And the song became beloved and famous throughout the country, became a part of our common culture.
The role of Russian culture in the history of Russia is perhaps the most determining factor. After all, it is the presence of this very culture that gave Russia its originality and in many respects distinguishes it from all other cultures.
What Russian culture is in different time was able to endure any oppression and still remained among the people, suggests that its presence was extremely important.
She had an important value, made the people feel truly great. Also, thanks to this culture, a traditional way of life has been established in Russia, which, in part, remains to this day.
Explain how a multinational culture is formed. what is the role of Russian culture in the history of Russia
A multinational culture is a culture that combines various elements of traditions, customs, religion, etc., of many nations. The process of its creation is historical. Living in the same territory, peoples intertwined both bloodily and spiritually, adopting the customs and foundations of each other, people formed a single culture that satisfies the needs of all the nations that comprise it.
In the history of russia, mentality (which is an element of culture) has played a huge role; it is because of it that we cannot live and develop in the style of Western and European societies. After the abolition of serfdom, people leaving to work in the city, in better conditions, all the ravo remained registered in the village. Because of family ties. Due to the preservation of Russian culture, Alexander Nevsky at one time refused the help of the Pope, etc.
Multinational culture is a culture that combines various elements of traditions, customs, religion, etc., of many nations. The process of its creation is historical. Living in the same territory, peoples intertwined both bloodily and spiritually, adopting the customs and foundations of each other, people formed a single culture that satisfies the needs of all nations that comprise it. Mentality (which is an element of culture) has played a huge role in the history of Russia; it is because of it that we cannot live and develop in the style of Western and European societies. After the abolition of serfdom, people, leaving to work in the city, in better conditions, all the ravo remained registered in the village. Because of family ties. Due to the preservation of Russian culture, Alexander Nevsky at one time refused the help of the Pope, etc.
1 / Why do we say that different nationalities make up one people in our country? What is it called? 2 / Russian is called the language of international communication. How do you understand that?
3. Why is the culture of our country called multinational?
4. Explain how a multinational culture is formed. What is the role of Russian culture in the history of Russia?
5. What is nationality? Who should define it? What are the signs?
1. Because peoples are linked by history and the same fate. They call it an international people.
2. It means that the Russian language is common between the country.
3. Because the country is inhabited by many nationalities.
4. Some ethnic group adjoins and adopts customs and that's how it turns out. It is of little importance, but it is applied everywhere.
5. This is a special ethnic group that is not like others.
Analyze the preamble to the Federal Law "On Freedom of Conscience and on Religious Associations" (text 1), as well as the attitude towards the law presented in the "Fundamentals of the Social Concept of the Russian Orthodox Church" (text 2), and draw the necessary conclusions.
1) "Federal Assembly Russian Federation, confirming the right of everyone to freedom of conscience and freedom of religion, as well as to equality before the law, regardless of attitude to religion and beliefs, based on the fact that the Russian Federation is a secular state, recognizing the special role of Orthodoxy in the history of Russia, in the formation of its spirituality and culture respecting Christianity, Islam, Buddhism and other religions that are an integral part of the historical heritage of the peoples of Russia, considering it important to promote mutual understanding, tolerance and respect in matters of freedom of conscience and freedom of religion, adopts this Federal Law.
2) “The law contains a certain minimum of moral norms that are binding on all members of society. The task of the secular law is not to turn the world lying in evil into the Kingdom of God, but to prevent it from turning into hell. "
1) Our state is secular. Naturally it becomes necessary to fix this understanding in specific regulatory documents - including in the aforementioned Federal Law. At the same time, our state does not blindly follow the path of blind admiration for the category of human rights. The preamble of the law very clearly and delicately says about respect for all world religions of the world. And the role of Orthodoxy as a state that formed a religion in its time was emphasized. The law specifically emphasizes the role of tolerance and mutual respect. I am sure that such formulations, especially in such a multinational State as Russia, will prevent the development of situations like the pogroms in France after the publication of religious cartoons. Have the right to freedom of conscience, freedom of religion, but do not forget about the rights of other members of society. 2) From here on to the second topic. To the category of law from the point of view of religion. Society once agreed that a system of rules called the law must be observed. There are several types of systems of rights in the world at the moment - Byzantine, English, Sharia. .. However, the system of law from the point of view of spirituality is nothing more than an attempt to force a person to use prostheses instead of hands - in our case, conscience and education. However, using them is better than starving to death, for example. Having designated the State as secular, we, to some extent, push the spiritual component into the background. Hence the position of the church: secular laws are not perfect, but necessary. ..
1. Tell us about any person of non-Russian nationality who contributed to the development of Russian culture - science or art
In the middle of the 9th century, the northern Slavs were raided by the troops of the Varangian Jarls. Only by uniting, it was possible to defeat the enemies and expel them from their native land. Then the Slavs faced the question of choosing a ruler over all the tribes. The disputes went on for a long time, but were not resolved. Everyone understood that any leader of the Slavs would do everything for “their own” and oppress other tribes.
We decided to call the ruler from outside. This is normal action. Those who, because of this, accuse the Slavs of inability to govern, are mistaken. For example, Great Britain is ruled by the descendants of the German dynasty of Hanover. Spain is ruled by the descendants of the French Bourbons. China and India have long been ruled by the descendants of the Mongols. By the way, the bodyguards of the Chinese emperor in the XIV century were Russian heroes ...
We see that inviting foreigners to rule is accepted throughout the world. The Slavs did not stand out. Of course, the name was "not just anyone." First, we carried out reconnaissance. Scanning showed that Rurik is a sensible prince. He lived on the shores of the Baltic Sea, but was of Slavic origin (according to one of the scientific versions). In 862 he arrived with an army and brothers Truvor and Sineus. This has been debated for over 200 years!
Some scholars believed that the chronicler had translated the words incorrectly. That Rurik arrived only with an army and relatives, and not with brothers. Let them argue. The main thing for us now is that Rurik did not dare to rule in Novgorod. He settled first in the city of Ladoga. Apparently, the Slavs wanted to use him as a military ruler, not allowing him into other spheres of government. But Rurik and his army had a different opinion ...
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So I only answered three questions, the last one I don't know.
1) Globalization removes the opposition of civilizations or formations according to the principle: higher and lower, advanced and backward. The originality and uniqueness of the civilization that has developed in our country.
2) Moral values, perception of the surrounding world and a person's place in it.
3) I think that moral values, perception of the surrounding world, etc. are possible. Without these approaches, the country's economy will not develop.
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Reflections on the peculiarities of the Russian school of economic thought, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences L.I. Abalkin (from the report on scientific conference Institute of Economics RAS and Volny economic society Russia). Globalization, which has become a leading trend in world development, by no means eliminates, but in many respects exacerbates the problems of economic, social and political progress. It removes the opposition of civilizations or formations according to the principle: higher and lower, advanced and backward. Each of them has its own merits and advantages, its own system of values \u200b\u200band its own understanding of progress. .. In this regard, it is necessary to once again return to understanding the special role and place in science of the Russian school of economic thought. .. The originality and uniqueness of the civilization that has developed in our country has had a huge impact on the self-determination of the Russian school of economic thought, both in domestic and world science. No other civilization, if we exclude the poorly studied specifics of the Asian civilization, did not possess approaches, moral values, perception of the surrounding world and the place of man in it so different from the West. This could not but affect culture and science, especially humanitarian. What is recognized in the West as an immutable truth that removes all restrictions as insignificant is perceived in a completely different and often fundamentally different way in Russian economic thought.
The world of economy is interpreted not as an eternal struggle of individuals optimizing their well-being, but as a complex, initially multi-colored complex of complementary and thus mutually enriching processes, forms of organization and management methods. .. The state is not rejected, but organically combined with the market, the common social welfare is higher than individual success.
Science was designed to absorb this approach, and where it did it, it was successful. Where she deviated from this rule, she (and the country) was disappointed. The XX century, including its last decade, is a vivid evidence of this.
QUESTIONS AND TASKS TO THE DOCUMENT
1. Why does the author consider it necessary to reconsider the role and place in science of the Russian school of economic thought? What determines the originality of this scientific school?
2. What are different from Western approaches, moral values, views on the place of man in the world characterize, according to LI Abalkin, Russian civilization?
3. Can we agree with the author that the use of these approaches by economic science could ensure success? economic development country?
4. Using knowledge Newest history and the facts of the socio-economic life of Russia in the last decade, give examples that confirm the scientist's conclusion that the deviation from the approaches and values \u200b\u200bdeveloped by Russian scientists-economists led to failures.
1) The author considers it necessary to reconsider the role and place in science of the Russian school of economic thought, in connection with globalization, which has become a leading trend in world development. The originality of this Russian scientific school is that it possessed different approaches from the West, moral values, perception of the surrounding world and the place of man in it.
2) According to L.I. Abalkin, Russian civilization differs from the West in that the world of the economy is interpreted not as an eternal struggle of individuals optimizing their well-being, but as a complex, initially multicolored complex of complementary and thus mutually enriching processes, forms of organization and management methods. .. The state is not rejected, but organically combined with the market, the common social welfare is higher than individual success. Science was designed to absorb this approach, and where it did it, it was successful. Where she deviated from this rule, she (and the country) was disappointed. The XX century, including its last decade, is a vivid evidence of this.
1. What conditions are necessary to become a person? 2. What, in your opinion, is the role of the family in the life of a person and society? 3. Name and describe the main forms of interconnection between man and society. 4. What is the historical process? 5. How do you understand the connection between the past, the present and the future in the history of countries and peoples? Give examples. 6. Based on knowledge of history, literature, and other subjects, give examples that characterize the role of the people in the historical process. 7. Is it true that not only an individual person can have a worldview, but also social group, nation, historical era? Explain your opinion, support it with examples. 8. The Russian historian V.O. Klyuchevsky (1841-1911) wrote that knowledge of the past is “not only the need of a thinking mind, but also an essential condition for conscious and correct activity,” because this gives that eye-measure of the situation, then flair of the minute, which protect a person "from both inertia and haste." And then he gives advice: "Determining the tasks and direction of our activities, each of us must be at least a little bit of a historian in order to become a conscientious and conscientiously acting citizen." What is the significance of these thoughts of V.O. Klyuchevsky for our days? 9. The word "civilization" and derivatives from it can mean: a) good breeding, the ability to behave in society ("he was a completely civilized young man, with excellent manners and demeanor"); b) the stage of social development following savagery and barbarism; c) the state of a society that recognizes the values \u200b\u200bof peace, economic prosperity, freedom, legality (“in a civilized society there is no place for violence, crime, violation of the law, disrespect for human rights”); d) a set of cultural manifestations ("ancient civilization is a unique culture that underlies the European culture of subsequent eras"); e) a set of unique economic, social, political, spiritual, moral, psychological, value and other structures that distinguish one historical community of people from others (“the economy, system of power, values, lifestyle and psychology of people of the Middle Ages distinguished this civilization from ancient or modern "). Which of these meanings are directly related to the characteristics of the historical process? Apply these provisions to the analysis of specific societies known to you
Personality is a progressive person who knows how to use freedom of choice and achieves a goal. personality formation is influenced by: 1) environment
2) awareness of their mistakes
3) do what you want to achieve from life
4) communication
The family carries the following functions: reproductive, educational, economic, recreational. These functions are necessary for society to continue life.
A person needs a relationship with society to meet his needs
historical process - the course of human life, its results, development
1. What conditions are necessary to become a person? 2. What, in your opinion, is the role of the family in the life of a person and society? 3. Name and describe the main forms of interconnection between man and society. 4. What is the historical process? 5. How do you understand the connection between the past, present and future in the history of countries and peoples? Give examples. 6. Based on knowledge of history, literature, and other subjects, give examples that characterize the role of the people in the historical process. 7. Is it true that the worldview can have not only an individual, but also a social group, nation, historical epoch? Explain your opinion, support it with examples. 8. The Russian historian V.O. Klyuchevsky (1841-1911) wrote that knowledge of the past is "not only the need of a thinking mind, but also an essential condition for conscious and correct activity," because this gives that eye-measure of flair of the minute, which protect a person "from both inertia and haste." And then he gives advice: "When defining the tasks and direction of our activities, each of us must be at least a little bit of a historian in order to become a conscientious and conscientiously acting citizen." What is the significance of these thoughts of V.O. Klyuchevsky for our days? 9. The word "civilization" and derivatives from it can mean: a) good breeding, the ability to behave in society ("he was a completely civilized young man, with excellent manners and demeanor"); b) the stage of social development following savagery and barbarism; c) the state of a society that recognizes the values \u200b\u200bof peace, economic prosperity, freedom, legality (“in a civilized society there is no place for violence, crime, violation of the law, disrespect for human rights”); d) a set of cultural manifestations ("ancient civilization is a unique culture that underlies the European culture of subsequent eras"); e) a set of unique economic, social, political, spiritual, moral, psychological, value and other structures that distinguish one historical community of people from others (“the economy, system of power, values, lifestyle and psychology of people of the Middle Ages distinguished this civilization from ancient or modern "). Which of these meanings are directly related to the characteristics of the historical process? Apply these points to the analysis of specific societies known to you. PLEASE WHAT YOU CAN !.
Since a person is a formed individual, it is necessary that he becomes a full-fledged part of society, he must understand himself (to achieve harmony between his inner world and the outer the environment), he should have his own mnemon, he should not depend on other people, realize his advantages and disadvantages, find contact with the environment. well, it should be like this, ideally, in real life everything is different
1. What conditions are necessary to become a person? 2. What, in your opinion, is the role of the family in the life of a person and society? 3. Name and describe the main forms of interconnection between man and society. 4. What is the historical process? 5. How do you understand the connection between the past, the present and the future in the history of countries and peoples? Give examples. 6. Based on knowledge of history, literature, and other subjects, give examples that characterize the role of the people in the historical process. 7. Is it true that the worldview can have not only an individual, but also a social group, nation, historical epoch? Explain your opinion, support it with examples. 8. The Russian historian V.O. Klyuchevsky (1841-1911) wrote that knowledge of the past is “not only the need of a thinking mind, but also an essential condition for conscious and correct activity,” because this gives that eye-measure of the situation, then flair of the minute, which protect a person "from both inertia and haste." And then he gives advice: "Determining the tasks and direction of our activities, each of us must be at least a little bit of a historian in order to become a conscientious and conscientiously acting citizen." What is the significance of these thoughts of V.O. Klyuchevsky for our days? 9. The word "civilization" and derivatives from it can mean: a) good breeding, the ability to behave in society ("he was a completely civilized young man, with excellent manners and demeanor"); b) the stage of social development following savagery and barbarism; c) the state of a society that recognizes the values \u200b\u200bof peace, economic prosperity, freedom, legality (“in a civilized society, there is no place for violence, crime, violation of the law, disrespect for human rights”); d) a set of cultural manifestations ("ancient civilization is a unique culture that underlies the European culture of subsequent eras"); e) a set of unique economic, social, political, spiritual, moral, psychological, value and other structures that distinguish one historical community of people from others (“the economy, system of power, values, lifestyle and psychology of people of the Middle Ages distinguished this civilization from ancient or modern "). Which of these meanings are directly related to the characteristics of the historical process? Apply these points to the analysis of specific societies known to you.
1) Live in a society observing moral and ethical standards.
2) If the family is a unit of society, then the family is a part of society. And in society, the law is harsh. Those who do not have a family drop out of society.
3) The main forms of the relationship between man and society. Society is formed by people who enter into certain relationships with each other and perform different types activities necessary for society as a whole.
4) The historical process is the process of changing society in time and space.
5) There is no future without the past. If a people does not have their own past, such a people ceases to exist.
The concept of a multinational state
Definition 1
Plurinational State is a state, which includes various nationalities and nations, historically formed on its territory.
A multiethnic state must be distinguished from a multiethnic state, which is characterized by the presence of many ethnic groups within the boundaries of one nation. For example, the United States does not appear to be a multinational state, because a single American nation has been formed in it, consisting of many ethnic groups.
Multinational states were formed in different ways. In one of the cases, this happened where the unification of peoples into a single state took place before their national identity began to form, and a movement of nations for political independence had not yet emerged.
This often happened through conquest. This happened, for example, in Eastern Europe and in many Asian regions. In Africa, multinational states were formed most often in the process of colonial expansion. Indonesia, India, Nigeria, Russia, Vietnam, Iran, China and many others should be classified as typical multinational states, in other words, more than half of the world's population lives in multinational states.
The existing multinational states can be divided into two types:
- states dominated by the size of one nation;
- states in which no nation dominates over others.
Remark 1
Most of the multinational states are classified as those where the dominance of one nation is manifested. Usually it is they who are the most durable, stable in interethnic relations, there are practically no interethnic clashes in them.
According to the forms of territorial state structure, multinational states are both federal and unitary. Traditionally, in a multinational state, multinationality is taken into account in the arrangement of organs state power, in ethno-linguistic politics, in social and cultural life, etc.
The Russian Federation is a multinational state
The Russian Federation appears to be a multinational state with over 140 peoples. The most numerous nation is Russian, its number is approximately eighty percent of the total population of the state.
A characteristic feature of multinational Russia is the dispersed settlement of ethnic groups, especially in the republics from the Russian Federation. Together with this, the overwhelming majority of regions is characterized by the predominance of the Russian population.
Multinationality is not a defining feature that characterizes the type of state, its social nature. But along with political, economic, spiritual characteristics, the sign of multinationality leaves a certain imprint on the historical fate of the state and its functioning. Traditionally, multinationality is seen as an additional factor that complicates life within a multinational state.
Remark 2
With the correct national policy, a democratic multinational state can ensure normal mutual relations between peoples, and multinationality itself does not violate the stability and stability of the state.
Features of multinational states
A plurinational state includes more than one ethnic group in its composition, in contrast to ethnically homogeneous societies. In fact, virtually all modern national communities appear to be multinational.
David Wilsh in Labor " Domestic policy and ethnic conflicts ”, published in 1993 at Princeton University, noted that less than twenty of one hundred and eighty independent states can be called ethnically and nationally homogeneous, but they can be called such only if national minorities in them make up less than five percent of the total population size.
In the Russian Federation, according to the educational standard for secondary or complete general education (the profile level of the subject is "geography"), the term "multinational" means such states within the boundaries of which several groups of ethnic groups live simultaneously, and all multinational states are subdivided into states:
- with a pronounced, sharp predominance of any one nation in the presence of more or less significant national minorities, we are talking about France, Great Britain, Spain, China, Mongolia, Turkey, Algeria, Morocco, USA, Australia;
- bi-national, we are talking about Belgium, Canada;
- with a complex, but ethnically homogeneous composition of nationalities, we are talking about Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Laos;
- with a varied and complex ethnic ratio nationality, we are talking here about India, Switzerland, Indonesia, Russia.
The pros of multinational states are traditionally considered the flourishing of ethnic and cultural phenomena, friendship of peoples, the ability of nations to carry out large-scale projects and survive together in difficult conditions.
The disadvantages are not tolerance, when some nations are intolerant of other nations.
How does a multinational culture develop? Much attention is paid to the detailed study of this issue in the lessons of social studies in high school... This topic is brought up for the exam. This article will give an example of a short answer about multinational culture (how it develops and according to what principles it develops).
People and nationality
First of all, it is worth distinguishing between these two concepts. Nationality is understood as an ethnos, the representatives of which include a person. This is usually determined by the female line. That is, the mother's nationality is ascribed to the child. By people or nation they mean a broader concept - it is the population of the state, in all its diversity.
Different types of countries
Ethnographers (scientists who study various nationalities, as well as their traditions and customs) talk about the existence of two types of states. The first of them includes those in which people live mainly of the same nationality. Of course, in such countries there are representatives of other ethnic groups, but their number, in comparison with the state-forming nationality, is extremely small. These countries include, for example, Germany.
The second variety usually includes territories where, along with the main nationality, there are numerous other peoples. Such states include, for example, China. Russia is also ranked among them.
How does a multinational culture develop?
It is known that about 200 different peoples live in our country: from multimillion people to those that consist of several thousand or even hundreds of people. The reason for such a number of diverse nationalities was the historical events that influenced the formation of the Russian state, and some subsequent processes. The most significant of them will be discussed in the following chapters of this article.
Formation of the Russian state
Answering the exam question "How is the multinational culture of the Russian Federation developing?", One must first of all say that even before the emergence of a single Russian state, in ancient times, numerous tribes lived on the territory of our homeland, most of which belonged to the Slavic group.
All these communities of people had their own unique culture.
What is culture?
This word can be considered broad and narrow sense... In the first case, it means everything that was created by man. In the narrow sense, culture is works of aesthetic value. It includes various arts, scientific achievements, language and so on.
When they talk about what constitutes a multinational culture, they usually mean the second meaning of this term.
At present, representatives of various ethnic groups have absorbed the national culture, as well as the world one. Therefore, today it is difficult at first glance to determine which people this or that person belongs to.
They are greeted by clothes ...
In ancient times, it was customary to wear national clothes. This tradition also existed on the territory of Ancient Rus. Representatives of various tribes distinguished each other by the ornament on their clothes. The patterns spoke about the most important values \u200b\u200bthat exist among the people: beliefs, traditions, and so on. Also, from the drawing, one could easily find out about the marital status of each specific individual, his social status.
All this was necessary so that when meeting a stranger, one could immediately understand how to communicate with him. Consequently, our distant ancestors already in ancient times had ideas about the value of concepts such as culture. That is, they understood the need to study not only their own customs and traditions, but also the customs and traditions characteristic of neighboring peoples. At the dawn of their history, people were distinguished by great respect for the art of other nationalities.
Wise ruler
Answering the question on the topic "How is the multinational culture of Russia developing?" in the 6th grade, one can cite such a historical fact as an example of the interaction of people of different nationalities.
The famous Mongolian commander and ruler Genghis Khan never destroyed the monuments of art of other peoples. There are cases when he even celebrated the holidays adopted in the conquered countries. Thus, he established not only political, but also cultural ties between states.
Moscow Rus
Our state as a single entity began to take shape under Yuri Dolgoruk. This was due to the increasing influence of the Moscow principality. However, around this territory there were lands inhabited not only by Russians, but also by other peoples who originally lived here. All of them also became citizens of a single northwestern Russian state.
The cultures of all these peoples over the centuries-old history of living together influenced each other, mutually enriching. These processes intensified as the borders of our country expanded. The interpenetration of cultures can be traced even by clothing. So, for example, in the outfit of the Don Cossacks, there were Caucasian cloaks and hats of fur hats. And their Kuban counterparts had widespread widespread trousers, which took their name from the Turkic word "shalvary". This garment was borrowed from neighboring peoples.
What does Russian speak about?
One of the means of uniting peoples living on the territory of the Russian Federation is a single national language - Russian. More than 97% of the population speaks it. This enables people of different nationalities to communicate with each other. With such interaction, the cultures of peoples also enrich each other. The main state religion of the Russian Federation is Orthodoxy.
The majority of people living in Russia are adherents of this faith. Therefore, all the nationalities that make up one Russian nation, one way or another, have an idea of \u200b\u200bthe values \u200b\u200bthat exist in Orthodoxy. This can be proved by the fact that many original Russian words arose precisely under the influence of religious culture.
So, when people thank each other, they say "Thank you", which means "God save you!" The concept of salvation is one of the main concepts in Orthodox teaching. And since Russian is spoken by various peoples, many of whom belong to other religious concessions, they all somehow have an idea of \u200b\u200bthe peculiarities of Russian traditions.
Speaking about how the multinational culture of our country is developing, it should be mentioned that the formation of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics in the 1920s made a significant contribution to its development. Then the state included many neighboring countries, each of which had its own unique history and traditions. Most of these peoples by that time did not yet have their own national alphabet. Therefore, they began to use the Cyrillic alphabet, adopted in Russian-language literature. In each of the new republics, institutes for the study of national art were created. Much of what is held within the framework of the topic "How does a multinational culture develop?" on social studies were obtained in the course of their work.
Ancient oral legends were written down and then included in literary collections, published and translated into Russian and other languages \u200b\u200bof the peoples of the USSR. Therefore, today the inhabitants of the Russian Federation rank among the works of their national culture not only primordially Russian works, but also elements of the cultures of those peoples who were part of the Soviet Union.
For example, the music written by the Armenian composer Aram Ilyich Khachaturyan undoubtedly refers not only to Armenian culture, but also to Russian, since this composer worked while living in the USSR, and his operas and ballets were staged in many cities of the country. This example can be given when answering the lesson on the topic "How a multinational culture develops." And having briefly retelling the material of this article, you can successfully pass the exam if you come across the appropriate ticket. It remains only to add that the process of the formation of a multinational culture does not stop to this day.
For example, the brass band of the Tyva Republic uses in its musical compositions and throat singing - the art of the northern peoples, and Russian melodies, as well as jazz and rock.
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From a philosophical point of view, the national culture of each nation is not born from scratch, there is always a predecessor. This can be well seen on the example of Western Ukraine. This small piece of Ukrainian land has always been under someone's yoke. Now the Austro-Hungarians, then the Poles, then the Germans, then the Soviets. From each
conqueror, something was taken into the culture of the Ukrainians, but they retained their language, their traditions. And even if in colloquial speech you sometimes come across Polish words, this is natural, because even 70 years ago, my dad went to a Polish school there. Ukrainian simply did not exist at that time. But he knew the Ukrainian language, spoke it and speaks it. It is quite another matter when Eastern Ukraine, for 50 years of Soviet power, has forgotten not only traditions, but also the Ukrainian language. The language disappears, the nation disappears. This is how a multinational culture develops, when the goal is set - the destruction of all nations in favor of one.
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When many nations unite into one big but confused nation filled with contradictions.
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Just like flowers in the field.
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Answer. The Russian people at one time gathered around Moscow the lands that today make up Russia. At the beginning, the Moscow principality subjugated several neighboring ones, then it became the head of the whole North-Western Russia, and then the Russian state began to include in its composition a variety of neighboring peoples, especially rapidly it expanded to the East.
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