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stone age
period of neolith
bronze age
period of mezolite
physiology
sociology
philosophy
archeology
Historical-economical region
Administrative unit
Dialect
Several part of Kazakhstan
Kul, kun
Zhatak
Koyshi
Molla
The Karatau аmountains in South Kazakhstan
Kara-kum deserts
Ishim river in north Kazakhstan
The Alakol- lake in East Kazakhstan
Stone
Iron
Silver
Copper
Cattle trade
Kumis trade
Silk trade
Musical poems and instruments
Extract industry
Machine engineering
Chemical industry
Heavy industry
Abolish of khandom power in steppe
Adoption of Kazakh in Russian subjection
Prohibition of moving across Ural
Distribution of citys culture
Cattle breeding
Slaver
Gold
Bread
1865
1731
1877
1890
1854
1879
1851
1865
Natural brake of whole system of control and economical bases in Kazakhs life
Introduction of uezd court
Introduction of general-governor place
Strengthening of nomadic base
Kunanbaev
Valikhanov
Altinsaryn
Bitursynov
ethnical conflicts between Kazakhs and Russians
balancing of equality between Kazakhs and Russians
Bloody conflicts between Kazakhs and Russians
Total operations between Kazakhs and Russians
agrarian policy of czarism
law pavement
not normal work day
bad conditions of work
17 mln. Desiatyn
19 mln. Desiatyn
15 mln. Desiatyn
22 mln. Desiatyn
Blood Sunday in 1905
settling policy
1 World War
no right answer
Familys
tribal
Ulus
communitys
By descent
By material situation
By household
By religion
Bii
Hodzha
Sultan
Tore
“descendents” of prophet Mohammed and his people
Bii
Chingizides
descendents of emir Timur
From all social groups
From hodzha
From military men
From traders
Bii
Sultans
Bai
Mullah
koishi
kun , kul
konsi
zhatak
Historical-economical region
Administrative unit
Dialect
Military union
1635
1640
1641
1637
XV-XVI cc.
X-XIII cc.
VI-IX cc.
XVI-XVIII cc.
Near Joungars Alatau
On South of Balkhash
On Issyk-kul lake
On Ily-river
Kazakhs victory
with peace agreement
Any of the parties has not gained a victory
Unknown
Biis
Zhyrau
Bays
Mullahs
32.When did the largest campaign of Jungars begin in first quarter of XVIII c.
1723
1725
1727
1721
Absence of unity among the Kazakh khans
Absence of discipline at an army
Absence of military experience
the Arms Superiority
Tcevan Rabdan
Davatci
Khaara Khula
Galdan
Nomadic Uzbeks
Moguls
Kirgyzes
Oguzes
1227
1229
1235
1242
Mukhammed Khaidar Dulati
Isfakhani
Abulgazy
Utemshi-Khadji
Timur
Abulkhair
Edige
Zhanibek
Temuchin
Chagatai
Tului
Jochi
Arrival of M.Shaibani to the region
Struggle for the power in region
Intrusion of Nogayes
Intrusion of Mogul armies
Mukhammed Shaibani was expelled
Kazakhs were defeated
Mukhamed Shaibani had achieved success
There were no results
Sauran and Sozak
Otrar and Yassi
Sygnak and Sairan
Yassi and Sairan
Has not allowed to unite with Shaibanids
Had establish friendship with Shaibanids
Had completely grasped Syrdarian region
Shaibanids were destroyed
of Nogays
of Muhammed Shaibani
of Timurids
of Syberian Khanate
leaving from Syrdarian region
confession of power of Kazakhs
peace agreement
capture of two towns
Moguls khan
Nogay horde
Astrakhans khan
Syberian khanate
Syrdarian region was completely joined
was joined central part
was joined north part
was joined south part
Maverannakhr
Mogulistan
Desht-I-Kychak
Khorezm
Promoted internecine wars
Economic blockade
Set power of moguls
Set power of Nogayees
1511
1507
1509
1510
1510 year
1511 year
1512 year
1515 year
Alliance of Kazakhs and Kirgizes
Alliance of Kazakhs and Shaibanids
Victory of Kasym khan over Moguls
Leaving of Moguls to Kashgaria in 1514
Dulati
Zhalair
Babur
Abulgazy
with Nogayees
with Kirgizes
with Moguls
with Kalmyk
Khak-Nazar
Mamash
Takhir
Tugul
with Russian state
with Shaibanids
with Crimea
with Kazan
Shigai
Tauekel
Esym
Tursyn
Abdallakh khan
Dervish sultan
Iskander sultan
Baba sultan
Because of Kazakh-Siberian relations
Because of Kazakh-Chinese relations
Because of Kazakh-Nogay relations
Because of Kazakh-Joungar relations
Kul-Muhammed
Oraz-Muhammed
Peer-Muhammed
Shakh-Muhammed
On Kurultai
By Sofa
By Military Council
On Council of viziers
Yassa
Adat
Shariat
Constitution
1218-1224
1285-1299
1108-1115
1370-1405
three
four
five
fifteen
Juchi and Tului
Chagatai and Ugedei
Juchi and Chagatai
Juchi and Ugedei
hunting, fishing, natural economy
cultivation of land
trade and crafts
nomadic cattle-breeding
Kutadgu-bilik by Yusuf Balasaguni
Divan-i- Hikmet by Hoja Ahmat Yassawi
Divan-i- Lugat at Turk by Mahmud Kashgari
Djami at-Tavarih by Kadyrgali Jalairi
1205
1220
1211
1218
35 years
8years
52 years
24 years
between Chu and Talas
South Kazakhstan
Deserts north of the Aral sea
Between Syr Daria and Amu Daria
White Horde
Mogulistan
Golden Horde
Uzbek Ulus
Tokhtamysh
Urus Khan
Tamerlan
Togluk Timur
ancient Mongol religion
Islam
Buddhism
Christianity
Chagatai
Djuchi
Orda Edjen
Batu
1428-1468
1400-1418
1370-1405
1280-1326
Samarkand
Otrar
Syganaq
Taraz
Abulkhairs Khanate
Tamerlans Empire
Golden Horde
Ulus of Chagatai
Samarakand
Turkestan
Taraz
Syganaq
Togluk Timur
Timur
Abulkhair
Mubarak khan
Chagataids
Shaibanids
Karakhanids
Timurids
horse
sheep
camel
cow
Hanifism
Sunnism
Sufism
Yassavia
Chagatai
Ugedei
Abulkhair
Juch
Dulati
Zhalair
Babur
Abulgazy найман керей
1523-1524
1518
1525-1526
1527-1528
Nogayees
Kirgizes
Moguls
Kalmyks
Campaign Moguls to Kirgizes
Campaign Kazakhs to Moguls
Campaign Kazakhs to Kalmyks
Campaign Kazakhs to Kirgizes
Khak-nazar
Mamash
Takhir
Tugul
Shigai
Tauekel
Esym
Tursyn
Became a turning point in Kazakh-Joungar relations
Joungars left the Kazakhs lands
Let to defeating of Joungaria
Let to ununitary of Kazakh khanate
1723-1727
1719-1720
1745-1747
1734-1736
took all three zhuzes
only aristocracy participated
the new capital was proclaimed
combats with China
Ustav of Siberian Kyrgyzs
The Steppe Reform
Special Act on Akmola Kazakhs
Ustav of Orenburg Kirgiz
China
Khan Abuljkhair,
Russia,
internal clashes
building fortresses
trade contacts
military expeditions against Chinese troops
opening Russian schools
Cossack families
peasants
administration
merchants protected by government
general-governorship - oblast volost aul
oblast okrug volost aul
general-governorship - oblast volost aul
okrug oblast volost aul
was abolished
acted on the basis of Imperial Laws,
considered criminal cases
was preserved for aul level
Akmolinsk
Semipalatinsk
Karaganda
Tomsk
distance
volost
okrug
fortress-line
ethnical and cultural processes
development of Genghisid dynasty
process of religious unification
nothing
in the Middle Zhuz
along the Syr Daria
in the Bokei Horde
in the North Eastern Kazakhstan
West Jetysu
towns on Syr Daria
Eastern Desht-i Kypchak
Central Kazakhstan
1837-1847
1836-1838
1820-1839
1850-1856
in the 1st quarter of 16th century during Qasym
in the late 17th century during Qasym,
in the late 16th century during Esim Khan,
in the early 17th century during Esim
Turkestan
Bukhara
Otrar
Taraz
the clan
sultans
Khan
bai and sultans
qara suyek
aq suyek
tore clan
Genghisids
limited development of centralized state
were favorable for economic relations,
created conflicts with neighbors,
helped development of effective taxation system
Qasym, Esim and Tauke
Qasym and Tauekel
Haqnazar, Esim, and Tauke
Shygai and Tauke
material payment for a committed crime
a death penalty for killing sultan
a court of sultans
a principle of cutting out hands for stealing things
1731
1694
1748
1596
Orenburg
Pavlodar
Akmolinsk
Vernyi
134 years
75 years
46 years
110 years
building fortresses along the borders of Russian Empire
trade contacts
military expeditions against Chinese troops
opening Russian schools
Peasants казах семья
merchants рrotected by government
Cossack families
Workers
1920, August 26
1936, November 10
1918, December 23
1926, March 1
stay as a separate general-governorship within the Russian Empire
form a separate state
be a self-governed autonomy within the Federative Russian Republic
have a cultural autonomy
Mangyshlak
Ural oblast
Jetysu
Ulytau mountains
Uighurs
Dungans
Germans
Byelorussians
Emba area
Mangyshlak peninsula
Karachaganak area
Atyrau area
nature of native land
love and beauty,
patriotism
struggle against Tsarist colonisation
cadet corpse
medical colleges
pedagogical seminaries
technical colleges
Kushmurun
Orenbourg
Vernyu
Semipalatinsk
Mangyshlak
Ural oblast
Jetysu
Ulytau mountains
cattle-breeding
mineral resources mining
oil-processing
textile industry
geography and ethnology
mathematics
literature and music
political and economic issues
growth of peasants' migration into Kazakhstan
rapidly growth of industrial plants and factories
fall of prices on cattle
closing of Alash party and Kazakh newspapers
4
15
none
1
Cadet party
Bolshevik party
Menshevik party
Alash national party
Orenburg
Pavlodar
Vernyi
Arkalyk
an Order of June 25, 1916
military defeats from German army
abolition of Tsar's power in 1917
that Kazakhs were not called to the war
Kyzyl Orda
Orenburg
Almaty
Semipalatinsk
economy generally restored after the Civil War
was direct reason for hunger in the Ukraine and Kazakhstan
active restoration of the capitalist system
level of production decreased by 32% comparing to 1922
Turgai and Semirechie oblasts
Orenburg and Akmolinsk oblasts
Syr Daria and Uralsk oblasts
Semiplatinsk and Mangyshlak oblasts
caused great support
a sense of deep protest
continuing of uprising
a decision to separate from Russia
Vernyi
Semipalatinsk,
Orenburg
Akmolinsk
the Alash party joined the Bolsheviks Party
sentenced 2 of its leaders to death
declared amnesty to them in 1919
send its activists abroad
In Orenburg, July 1917
In Zhana Semey, June 1917
In Almaty, October 1918
Semey, December 1917
Jetysu
Syr Daria oblast
Akmolinsk oblast
Turgai river valley
All-Russia Communist Party of Bolsheviks
Bolshevik Party of Soviet Union
Unions Communist Party (of Bolsheviks)
Communist Party of Soviet Union (CPSU)
4th
1st
12th
3rd
Trans-Kazakhstan
Turksib
Orenburg - Tashkent
Shymkent Almaty
they had no passports
couldnt have individual parcels of more than 2 hectars
had to pay extra taxes comparing to workers in cities
were not allowed to enter university
1946
1948
1952
1944
of medics
of Bekmahanov
of Saidukasov and Hodjanov,
of bourgeois nationalists
Ukrainians, Bashkirs, Latviansлллллллл
Tatars, Uighurs, Poles, Georgians
Germans, Koreans, Chechens, Poles
Azerbaijani, Belarusians, Dungans, Moldovans
oil extraction in Kazakhstan
import of details from abroad
continuing lend-lease
iron-making on Temirtau, Aktobe and Kyzyl-Orda factories
1986
1964
1979
1972
Revolt in Tselinograd
Revolt in Temirtau
Nuclear testing in Semipalatinsk
Formation of new Autonomies on the territory of Kazakhstan
151. 1975 in Almaty a controversial “AZ i YA” book was published written by
K. Kadyrbekov
N. Kuhamenov
I. Esenberlin
O. Suleimenov
152. What percentage of the USSRs scientific discoveries was made in Kazakhstan in 1970s
52%
0.6%
11%
3%
153. Formation of the new big towns in Kazakhstan in 1960s was caused by
demographic policy
development of infrastructure
large centers of mineral resources
migration policy
154. The Semiplatinsk nuclear test-site was located at the borders of Kazakhstans three oblasts
Semiplatinsk, East Kazakhstan, Pavlodar
Semipalatinsk, Akmola, Karaganda
Semiplatinsk, Karaganda, Zhetysu
Semipalatinsk, Karaganda, Pavlodar
155. Enterprises received more rights for self-management and more economic responsibility for their results (khozraschyot) in the course of reforms in
1965
1973
1960
1977
ан авераже палеолитик
156. What were the results of New Economic Policy by 1928
economy had generally restored after the Civil War
was direct reason for hunger in the Ukraine and Kazakhstan
active restoration of capitalist system
level of production decreased by 32% comparing to 1922
157. The main decision of the First all-Kazakh conference (Orenburg, July 1917
creation of Kazakh political party
proclamation of independent Kazakh Republic
continuing struggle against Bolsheviks
establishment of Kazakh government and parliament
158. What are the chronological borders of Upper Paleolite
2 million years ago 12,000 B.C.,
12,000-5,000 B.C.,
40,000-12,000 B.C.,
140,000-40,000 years ago
159. What is Archaim
Archaeological encampment (стоянка) of Upper Palaeolithic near Shymkent
monument of Bronze Age known as proto-town
one of Saka tribes known from Persian sources
a capital of Kangly tribal union
160. The main difference of Saka age from Andronovo period was
usage of iron
transition to semi-nomadic cattle-breeding
first written sources and knowledge of political events
everything of the 3 mentioned factors
161. What is Tanirkazgan
Name of Saka prince
So called “kurgans of moustache” archaeological culture
Monument of Stone Age in South Kazakhstan
Local archaeological culture of Bronze Age in North Kazakhstan
162. Who was working for 14 years as the Vice-Chairman of SovNarCom of the RSFR (Russian Federation)
T. Ryskulov
A. Bukheykhanov
U. Dzhandosov
A.Baitursynov
163. How many Kazakhstani people were awarded for the feats in the Great Patriotic War the ranks of the “Hero of the Soviet Union”
497 persons
500 persons
397 persons
600 persons
164. How many ethnic Kazakhs were among those who were awarded the ranks of the “Hero of the Soviet Union”
97 Kazakhs
90 Kazakhs
107 Kazakhs
87 Kazakhs
165. At what place were Kazakhstani people among all the Soviet ones awarded for the feats in the Great Patriotic War the ranks of the “Hero of the Soviet Union”
the 5th place
the 2nd place
the 1 st place
the 10 th place
166. When was the first national Kazakh theatre opened
1926
1929
1934
1922
167. When was the first music theater opened in Kazakhstan
in1934
in 1924
in 1926
in 1928
168. When was the first motion pictures (movies) studio opened in Kazakhstan
in 1934
in 1929
in 1932
in 1937
169. The immortal feat of Glorified 316th shooting division formed in Kazakhstan that on November, 16th, 1941 nearby Dubosekovo crushed 18 fighting fascist vehicles and prevented seizure of Moscow was under the command of
the Major General I.V.Panfilov
the Major General I.V.Klochkov
the Major General I.V.Ivanov
the Major General I.V.Rakhimov
170. When did Kazakhstan get over the first billion poods of grain and became of the four “bread makers” of the Soviet Union
in 1956
in 1954
in 1964
in 1965
171. The Supreme Council of the Kazakh SSR passed a declaration about the state sovereignty
on 25 October in 1990
on 25 October 1991
on 16 December 1990
on 16 December 1991
172. The new Constitution was accepted at the republican referendum
on 30 August 1995
on 30 August 1991
on 25 October in 1990
on 16 December 1991
173. The right current name of that organization formed in March 1995
the Assembly of Kazakhstani people
the Assembly of Kazakhstani peoples
the Assembly of Kazakh peoples
the Assembly of Kazakh people
174. Akhmola (present Astana) became the capital of Kazakhstan
in 1995
in 1990
in 1991
in 1993
175. Kazakhstan applied for observer status at the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly
in 1999
in 1991
in 1995
in 1993
176. Is Kazakhstan chair at the OSCE in 2010?
Yes
No
Kazakhstan is not OSCE member
Kazakhstan is OSCE member
177. Is Kazakhstan the presidential republic
Yes
No
Kazakhstan is the parliamentary republic
Kazakhstan is not the republic
178.шаяхметов сектретарь
179. прод карт 1947
180.целина виржин анд (ответ. вопрос не помню )
181. 1958
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