ответьте на эти вопросы 3, 4 предложениям) 1. why is it difficult to judge about the earliest laws? 2. where and why did the first laws appear? 3. what issues did the early laws emphasise? why?

Почему это трудно судить о ранних законов? Куда первые законы появляются какие вопросы удалось ранние законы подчеркнуть и почему-

1 The highest mountain of Everest, its peak is at 8848m, the mountain is on the border of China and Nepal
2 The longest Volga river It is located on the territory of the Russian Federation and its length is 3,530 km
3 In China there is the longest bridge its length is 60 km river on which it crosses the river Hangzhou
4 The largest city is Tokyo, 35 million people live there
5 The fastest animal cheetah he accelerates 278 km / h
6 The biggest fish is the Whale Shark its weight is 2200kg
7 The smallest bird of the hummingbird, it can not reach 1 meter in length, it also can fly back

Kiev is the capital of our Motherland, a very large and oldest city on the banks of the Dnieper. From the "Tale of Bygone Years" I know the legend of the foundation of Kiev by the three brothers Kiy, Shchek and Horeb and their sister Lybedya on the hill above the Dnieper, now called Starokievskaya. The elder brother, Kiy, became the prince of the Polyan tribe and, according to the chronicler Nestor, was the first to reign in Kiev, around the second half of the 5th century. Having conquered Kiev in 882, prophetic Oleg, as the Tale of Bygone Years tells, said: "Let this city be the mother of Russian cities." That's probably all I knew about the city, where I was going to spend a whole week. On the first day of my stay in Kiev, I was convinced that this is a city with developed industry, modern residential areas, amazing historical monuments. Much remained in it from that legendary city, which struck numerous foreign guests with its power and splendor. You can wander for hours on its streets, squares and admire. My uncle and aunt introduced me to this wonderful city for a week. Where I just did not go: on Independence Square, in the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, in the botanical garden, in the hydropark, at the Exhibition of People's Economic Achievements, and even climbed the funicular. I admired the St. Sophia Cathedral, built by Yaroslav the Wise, strolled along the Mariinsky Park, where the residence of the President of Ukraine is located - the Mariinsky Palace, and next to it is the building of the Verkhovna Rada.