Who is author of «Tarikh-i-Rashidi»?

Mukhammed Khaidar Dulati

Isfakhani

Abulgazy

Utemshi-Khadji

43 Author of the project of Khodja Akhmet Yassaui’s mausoleum

Timur

Abulkhair

Edige

Zhanibek

44 To the founder of the Mongol Empire Chengiz-khan at a birth was given a name

Temuchin

Chagatai

Tului

Jochi

45 What has become the cause of the struggle beginning for Syrdarian towns in 70th years of XV century?

Arrival of M.Shaibani to the region

Struggle for the power in region

Intrusion of Nogayes

Intrusion of Mogul armies

????46 What results do Kazakhs achieved in struggle for Syrdarian towbs?

Mukhammed Shaibani was expelled

Kazakhs were defeated

Mukhamed Shaibani had achieved success

There were no results

47 Which cities become under Kazakh’s in 70^th years of XV c.

Sauran and Sozak

Otrar and Yassi

Sygnak and Sairan

Yassi and Sairan

????48 To which results do Kazakhs became after the struggle for Syradrian towns?

Has not allowed to unite with Shaibanids

Had establish friendship with Shaibanids

Had completely grasped Syrdarian region

Shaibanidsweredestroyed

49 Which towns became under Kazakh’s power in 70^th years of XV century?

of Nogayees

of Muhammed Shaibani

of Timurids

of Syberian Khanate

50 How was ended the struggle of Muhammed Shaibani for Turkestan in 80^th of XV cent.?

leaving from Syrdarian region

confession of power of Kazakhs

peace agreement

capture of two towns

51 Who interfered to the struggle against Kazakh khanate and Shaibanids in 80th in XV c.?

Mogul’s khan

Nogay horde

Astrakhan’s khan

Syberiankhanate

Khorezm

52 How was ended the struggle for the Syrdarian region in 90th years of XV c.?

Kazakh’s win

peace agreement

Timurid’s win

MukhammedShaibanid’swin

53 What was the result of the struggle for the Syrdarian region in 70-90th XV c.?

Syrdarian region was completely joined

was joined central part

was joined north part

was joined south part

54Where did Muhammed Shaibani find new dynasty in 1500?

Maverenakhr

Mogulistan

Desht-I-Kychak

Khorezm

55 Which methods, except military, used Muhammed Shaibani against Kazakhs?

Promoted internecine wars

Economical blockade

Set moguls

SetNogayees

56 Which year Kasym became a khan?

57 When and who promoted to Muhammed Shaibani’s death?

1510 year Ismail shakh

1510 year Kasym khan

1510 year Tzabur

1510 year Makhmut khan

????58 What was the reason to joinig Zhetysu to Kazakh Khanate?

Alliance of Kazakhs and Kirgizes

Alliance of Kazakhs and Shaibanids

Victory of Kasym khan over Moguls

Leaving of Moguls to Kashgaria in 1514

59 What historian noticed in the work, that number of Kazakhs had reached 1 million persons?

Dulati

Zhalair

Babur

Abulgazy

60 With whom had worsened relations of Kazakh khanate during the ruling of Takhir khan?

with Nogayees

with Kirgizes

with Moguls

withKalmyks

61 Why the event in 1527 was named as “campaign for the rams?

campaign Moguls to Kirgizes

Campaign Kazakhs to Moguls

Campaign Kazakhs to Kalmyks

Campaign Kazakhs to Kirgizes

62 At what khan had begun repeated rising of Kazakh khanate in XVI cent.?

Khak-nazar

Mamash

Takhir

Tugul

63 With whom Kazakh khanate had internal-political connection during the ruling of Khak-nazar?

with Russian state

th Shaibanids

with Crimea

with Kazan

64 Who became a khan after Khak-nazar?

Shigai

Tauekel

Esym

Tursyn

65 Who was supported by Shigai khan in the political struggle in the end of XV century in Central Asia?

Abdallakh khan

Dervish sultan

Iskander sultan

Baba sultan

66 What value had Anyrakaisky battle?

Became a turning point in Kazakh-Joungar relations

Joungars left the Kazakhs lands

Let to defeating of Joungaria

Let to ununitary of Kazakh khanate

67 Why did Russian state begun to collect an information about Kazakh khanate in the first half of XVI century?

Because of Kazakh-Siberian relations

Because of Kazakh-Chinese relations

Because of Kazakh-Nogay relations

Because of Kazakh-Joungar relations

68 Who lead the Kazakh Council to Moscow in 1594 year?

Kul-Muhammed

Oraz-Muhammed

Peer-Muhammed

Shakh-Muhammed

69 Who announced a power at Mongols of new governor?

Kurultai

Sofa

Miltary Council

Council of viziers

70How was called a code of law of Chengiz-khan?

Yassa

Adat

Shariat

Constitution

71When did Mongols conquer Central Asia and Kazakhstan?

1218-1223,

1285-1299,

1108-1115,

1370-1405

72To how many sons did Chingiz Khan divide his Empire?

three

Four

five

fifteen

73 To whose uluses did territory of Kazakhstan belong?

Juchi and Tului,

Chagatai and Ugedei,

Juchi and Chagatai,

Juchi and Ugedei

74 Economic activity of tribes of the Turkic Kaganate:

hunting, fishing, b) natural,

7$cultivation of land,

7$trade and crafts,

7$nomadic cattle-breeding

75 The main religious book in Turkic languages in 11^th century:

Kutadgu-bilik by Yusuf Balasaguni.

Divan-i- Hikmet by Hoja Ahmat Yassawi,

Divan-i- Lugat at Turk by Mahmut Kashgari,

Djami at-Tavarih by Kadyrgali Jalairi

76 When did “the Otrar catastrophe” happen?

77 How long did Emir Timur rule in Central Asia?

35 years

8years

7$52 years

24 years

78 Where was the territory of Maverannakhr?

between Chu and Talas

South Kazakhstan

Deserts north of the Aral sea

Between Syr Daria and Amu Daria

79 The state which existed at the territory of Jetysu and Eastern Turkestan in 14^th and 15^th centuries?

White Horde

Mogulistan

Golden Horde

Uzbek Ulus

80 Which ruler destroyed the White Horde?

Tokhtamysh,

Urus Khan,

Tamerlan,

Togluk Timur

81 The state religion of Moghulistan was:

ancient Mongol religion,

Islam,

Buddhism,

Christianity

82 The rulers of Moghulistan were descendants of:

Chagatai,

Djuchi,

Orda Edjen,

Batu

83 When did Abulkhair I rule?

1428-1468,

1400-1418,

1370-1405,

1280-1326

84 Which city was the capital of Abulkhair’s State?

$$Samarkand,

Turkestan,

Syganaq,

Taraz

85 Kazakh sultans Kerei and Zhanibek separated in 1458-59 from:

Abulkhair’s Khanate,

Tamerlan’s Empire,

Golden Horde,

Ulus of Chagatai

86 Where is Khodza Ahmat Yassavi Mausoleum situated?

Samarakand,

Turkestan,

Taraz,

Syganaq

87 The first khan of Moghulistan was:

Togluk Timur,

Timur,

Abulkhair,

Mubarak khan

88 Abulkhair I was from the dynasty of:

Chagataids,

Sheibanids,

Karakhanids,

Timurids

89 Which of these cattle were the least important for nomads?

horse,

sheep,

camel,

caw

90 A mystical current in Islam is called:

Hanifism,

Sunnism,

Sufism,

Yassavia

91 Kazakhs Khans were descendants of:

Chagatai,

Ugedei,

Abulkhair,

Juchi

92 Foundation of the Kazakh khanate was a logical completion to:

ethnical and cultural processes,

development of Genghisid dynasty,

process of religious unification

Kazakh Republic

????93 Whatwas the reason to joining Zhetysu to Kazakh Khanate?

$$Joining of Moguls to Kazakh Khanate

Alliance of Kazakhs and Kirgizes

Alliance of Kazakhs and Shaibanids

Victory of Kasym khan over Moguls

94 What historian noticed in the work, that number of Kazakhs had reached 1 million persons?

Dulati

Zhalair

Babur

Abulgazy

95 When did Takhir become khan?

1523-1524

1525-1526

1527-1528

96 With whom had worsened relations of Kazakh khanate during the ruling of Takhir khan?

with Nogayees

with Kirgizes

ith Moguls

$withKalmyks

97 Why the event in 1527 was named as “campaign for the rams?

campaign Moguls to Kirgizes

Campaign Kazakhs to Moguls

Campaign Kazakhs to Kalmyks

Campaign Kazakhs to Kirgizes

98 At what khan had begun repeated rising of Kazakh khanate in XVI cent.?

Khak-nazar

Mamash

Takhir

Tugul

99 With whom Kazakh khanate had internal-political connection during the ruling of Khak-nazar?

with Russian state

with Shaibanids

with Crimea

with Kazan

100 Who became a khan after Khak-nazar?

Shigai

Tauekel

Esym

Tursyn

101 Who was supported by Shigai khan in the political struggle in the end of XV century in Central Asia?

Abdallakh khan

Dervish sultan

Iskander sultan

Babasultan

102 What value had Anyrakaisky battle?

Became a turning point in Kazakh-Joungar relations

Joungars left the Kazakhs lands

Let to defeating of Joungaria

Let to ununitary of Kazakh khanate

103 Why did Russian state begun to collect an information about Kazakh khanate in the first half of XVI century?

$$Because of Kazakh-Siberian relations

Because of Kazakh-Chinese relations

Because of Kazakh-Nogay relations

Because of Kazakh-Joungar relations

104 Who lead the Kazakh Council to Moscow in 1594 year?

Kul-Muhammed

Oraz-Muhammed

Peer-Muhammed

Shakh-Muhammed

104Who announced a power at Mongols of new governor?

Kurultai

Sofa

Miltary Council

Council of viziers

105How was called a code of law of Chengiz-khan?

Yassa

Adat

Shariat

Shezhyre

106Which years entered to the history by the name “Aktaban Shubyryndy”?

1723-1725должнобыть 27

1719-1720

1745-1747

1734-1736

107 How was “Orbulak’s battle” ended?

Kazakh’s victory

with peace agreement

Any of the parties has not gained a victory

unknown

108 What social group was a member of khan’s council and participated in government?

Biis

Zhyrau

Bays

Mulls

109 When did Abulkhair I rule?

1428-1468,

1400-1418,

1370-1405,

1280-1326

110 When did Mongols conquer Central Asia and Kazakhstan?

1218-1223,

1285-1299,

1108-1115,

1370-1405

111 What was the difference of the Uprising by Kenesary Kasymov from othes?

took all three zhuzes,

only aristocracy participated,

the new capital was proclaimed,

combats with China

112 What was the first administrative centre of Russian Empire built for controlling Kazakhs?

Orenburg,

Pavlodar,

Akmolinsk,

Vernyi

113 The major document of 1822 that eliminated Khan’s power in the Middle Zhuz?

Ustav of Siberian Kyrgyzs,

The Steppe Reform,

Special Act on Akmola Kazakhs,

Ustav of Orenburg Kirgiz

114 The Jungar Khanate was destroyed by:

China,

Khan Abuljkhair,

Russia,

internal clashes

115 What was the main direction of Russian colonisation in the 18^th century?

building fortresses,

trade contacts,

military expeditions against Chinese troops,

opening Russian schools

116 Who were the leading force of the 1^st wave of Russian settlement in Kazakhstan:

Cossack families

peasants,

administration,

merchants protected by government,

117 What kind of administrative division was established by Ustav of 1822?

general-governorship - oblast – volost – aul

oblast – okrug – volost – aul,

general-governorship - oblast – volost – aul,

okrug – oblast – volost – aul,

118 According to the Reform of 1822 traditional Kazakh court of bi and kazi:

was abolished,

acted on the basis of Imperial Laws,

considered criminal cases,

was preserved for aul level

119 In 1832 the major centre of Russian administration in Northern Kazakhstan was created, the fortress:

Akmolinsk,

Semipalatinsk,

Karaganda,

Tomsk

120 The basic administrative unit that united several auls according to Ustav of Orenburg Kirgizs of 1824 was called:

distance,

volost,

okrug,

fortress-line

121 Kazakhs Khans were descendants of:

Juchi

Chagatai,

Ugedei,

Abulkhair,

122Foundation of the Kazakh khanate was a logical completion to:

ethnical and cultural processes,

development of Genghisid dynasty,

process of religious unification

nothing

123 Uprising under the leadership of Mahambet Otemisuly and Isatai Taimanuly took place:

in the Middle Zhuz,

along the Syr Daria,

in the Bokei Horde,

in the North Eastern Kazakhstan

124 The initial territory of Kazakh Khanate (during khans Kerey and Zhainibek):

West Jetysu,

towns on Syr Daria,

Eastern Desht-i Kypchak,

Central Kazakhstan

125 The dates of Uprising led by Kenesary Kasymov:

1837-47

1836-38,

1820-39,

1850-56,

126 The Kazakh khanate achieved its biggest strength:

in the 1^st quarter of 16^th century during Qasym,

in the late 17^th century during Qasym,

in the late 16^th century during Esim Khan,

in the early 17^th century during Esim

127 The capital of Kazakh khanate was:

Turkestan,

Bukhara,

Otrar,

Taraz

128 Pastures in a medieval Kazakh society were property of:

the clan,

sultans,

Khan,

bai and sultans

129 Leaders of clans – bi - in the Kazakh khanate belonged to:

qara suyek,

aq suyek,

tore clan,

Genghisids

1 30 Big distances and nomadic lifestyle in the Kazakh khanate:

limited development of centralized state,

were favorable for economic relations,

created conflicts with neighbors,

helped development of effective taxation system

131Legal codex in the Kazakh state were adopted during the rule of these khans:

Qasym, Esim and Tauke

Qasym and Tauekel,

Haqnazar, Esim, and Tauke,

Shygai and Tauke,

132 What is kun in Zheti Zhargy?

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

133 When did the Incorporation of Kazakhstan into Russia start?

1731,

1694,

1748,

134 What was the first administrative centre of Russian Empire built for controlling Kazakhs?

Orenburg,

Pavlodar,

Akmolinsk,

Vernyi

135 How long did the process of Incorporation into Russia take place?

134 years,

75 years,

46 years,

110 years

136 The Jungar Khanate was destroyed by:

China,

Khan Abuljkhair,

Russia,

internal clashes

137 What was the main direction of Russian colonisation in the 18^th century?

building fortresses,

trade contacts,

military expeditions against Chinese troops,

opening Russian schools

138 What general-governorships were created in Kazakhstan according to the administrative reform of 1867-68?

Orenburg – West-Siberia - Turkestan

Ural – West Siberia – Semirechie,

Pavlodar – Orenburg - Semirechie,

Akmolinsk – Orenburg – Turkestan

139Who were the leading force of the 1^st wave of Russian settlement in Kazakhstan:

peasants,

merchants protected by government,

Cossack families

140 The date of events known as "Aqtaban shubyryndy alqakol sulama" take place?

1723,

1730,

1634,

141 When was the Kazakh Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic created?

1920, August 26,

1936, November 10,

1918, December 23,

1926, March 1

142 What general-governorships were created in Kazakhstan according to the administrative reform of 1867-68?

Orenburg – West-Siberia - Turkestan

Ural – West Siberia – Semirechie,

Pavlodar – Orenburg - Semirechie,

Akmolinsk – Orenburg – Turkestan

143 According to the program of Alash party from 1917, Kazakh lands should:

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

144 A big uprising against colonial reforms and heavy taxes in 1870 took place in:

Mangyshlak,

Ural oblast,

Jetysu,

Ulytau mountains

145 What were the main field for capital investments in Kazakhstan in the 19^th century?

cattle-breeding,

mineral resources mining,

oil-processing,

textile industry

146 The biggest single ethnic group that migrated into Kazakhstan in the 1880s?

Uighurs

Dungans,

Germans,

Byelorussians

147 The first centre of oil-extraction in Kazakhstan in the early 20^th century:

Emba area,

Mangyshlak peninsula,

Karachaganak area,

Atyrau area

148 The major topic of poetry by Buhar Zhyrau Qalqamanuly:

nature of native land,

love and beauty,

patriotism,

struggle against Tsarist colonisation

149The first establishments giving professional education in Kazakhstan:

cadet corpse,

medical colleges,

pedagogical seminaries,

technical colleges

150 Chokan Valikhanov became famous for his studies in:

geography and ethnology,

mathematics,

literature and music,

political and economic issues

151 Consequences for Kazakhstan of reforms by P.A. Stolypin in 1906-11:

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

152 How many Kazakh representatives were elected to the first State Duma in 1906?

4,

15,

none,

153 Leader of Kazakh national intellectuals, Alihan Bukeihanov, from 1905 to 1917 was a member of:

Cadet party,

Bolshevik party,

Menshevik party,

Alash national party

154 The first newspaper in local language – "Kazakh" was printed in

Orenburg,

Pavlodar,

Vernyi,

Arkalyk

155 What caused a great protest among Kazakhs during the First World War?

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

156 The capital of Kazakh ASSR in 1924-29:

Kyzyl Orda,

Orenburg,

Almaty,

Semipalatinsk

157 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

158 The two major centres of the Uprising of 1916:

Turgai and Semirechie oblasts,

Orenburg and Akmolinsk oblasts,

Syr Daria and Uralsk oblasts,

Semiplatinsk and Mangyshlak oblasts

159 What was reaction of Kazakh population to the fall of monarchy in February Revolution of 1917?

caused great support,

a sense of deep protest,

continuing of uprising,

a decision to separate from Russia

160 The first secular Kazakh school was opened in:

Vernyi,

Semipalatinsk,

$ Bokei (Inner) Horde,

Akmolinsk

161 What decision did Soviet government take about the Alash Orda at the end of Civil War?

the Alash party joined the Bolsheviks Party

sentenced 2 of its leaders to death,

declared amnesty to them in 1919,

send its activists abroad

162 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

163 Which area was the most attractive for migration of Russian peasants in 1880-90s?

Jetysu,

Syr Daria oblast,

Akmolinsk oblast,

Turgai river valley

164 What was the name of the USSR’s Communist Party until 1952?

All-Russia Communist Party of Bolsheviks,

Bolshevik Party of Soviet Union,

Union’s Communist Party (of Bolsheviks),

Communist Party of Soviet Union (CPSU)

165 Which Five-Year-Plan (pyatiletka) was dedicated to reconstruction of industry after WW II:

4th,

1st,

12th,

3rd

166 In 1946-50 construction of which railroad started in Kazakhstan?

Trans-Kazakhstan,

Turksib,

Orenburg - Tashkent,

Shymkent - Almaty

167 Freedoms of Soviet peasants in kolkhozes were limited by the fact that:

they had no passports,

couldn’t have individual parcels of more than 2 hectars,

had to pay extra taxes comparing to workers in cities,

were not allowed to enter university

168 The Academy of Sciences of Kazakh SSR was opened in:

1946,

1948,

169 What was the most well-known case of political repression in Kazakh SSR after the War?

of medics,

of Bekmahanov,

of Saidukasov and Hodjanov,

of bourgeois nationalists

170The biggest ethnic groups forcefully migrated by Stalin into Kazakhstan:

Ukrainians, Bashkirs, Latvians

Tatars, Uighurs, Poles, Georgians

Germans, Koreans, Chechens, Poles

Azerbaijani, Belarusians, Dungans, Moldovans

171 Massive use of tanks by the Soviet Army during the War and after helped big growth of:

oil extraction in Kazakhstan,

import of details from abroad,

continuing lend-leese

iron-making on Temirtau, Aktobe and Kyzyl Orda factories

172What was the name of the USSR’s Communist Party until 1952?

All-Russia Communist Party of Bolsheviks

Bolshevik Party of Soviet Union

Union’s Communist Party (of Bolsheviks)

Communist Party of Soivet Union (CPSU)

173 Which Five-Year-Plan (pyatiletka) was dedicated to reconstruction of industry after WW II:

1^st

12^th

4^th

3rd

174 In 1946-50 construction of which railroad started in Kazakhstan?

Turksib

Trans-Kazakhstan

Orenburg – Tashkent

Shymkent - Almaty

175 When did peaceful protest of people of Akmola against the project of German autonomy happen?

176The group of Kazakhstani engineers and scientists of Achisai poly-metallurgical plant were granted the Lenin award in:

1771975 in Almaty a controversial “AZiYA” book was published written by:

K. Kadyrbekov

N. Kuhamenov

I. Esenberlin

O. Suleimenov

178 What percentage of the USSR’s scientific discoveries was made in Kazakhstan in 1970s?

52%

0.6%

11%

3%

179 Formation of new big towns in Kazakhstan in 1960s was caused by:

demographic policy

development of infrastructure

large centres of mineral resources

migration policy

180The Semiplatinsk nuclear test-site was located at the borders of Kazakhstan’s three oblasts:

Semiplatinsk, East Kazakhstan, Pavlodar

emipalatinsk, Akmola, Karaganda

Semiplatinsk, Karaganda, Zhetysu

Semipalatinsk, Karaganda, Pavlodar

181Enterprises received more rights for self-management and more economic responsibility for their results (khozraschyot) in the course of reforms of:

182When did the Incorporation of Kazakhstan into Russia start?

183What was the first administrative centre of Russian Empire built for controlling Kazakhs?

Orenburg,

Pavlodar,

Akmolinsk,

Vernyi

184What was the main direction of Russian colonization in the 18^th century?

building fortresses,

trade contacts,

military expeditions against Chinese troops,

opening Russian schools

185Who were the leading force of the 1^st wave of Russian settlement in Kazakhstan:

peasants,

administration,

merchants protected by government,

Cossack families

186Kazakhs Khans were descendants of:

Chagatai

Ugedei

Abulkhair

Juchi

187Foundation of the Kazakh khanate was a logical completion to:

ethnical and cultural processes,

development of Genghisid dynasty

process of religious unification

188The initial territory of Kazakh Khanate (during khans Kerey and Zhainibek):

West Jetysu

towns on Syr Daria

Eastern Desht-i Kypchak

Central Kazakhstan

189The Kazakh khanate achieved its biggest strength:

in the 1^st quarter of 16^th century during Qasym

in the late 17^th century during Qasym

in the late 16^th century during Esim Khan

in the 17century

190The capital of Kazakh khanate was:

Turkestan

Bukhara

Otrar

Taraz

200Pastures in a medieval Kazakh society were property of:

the clan

sultans

Khan

bai and sultans

201Leaders of clans – bi - in the Kazakh khanate belonged to:

qara suyek

aq suyek

tore clan

Genghisids

202Big distances and nomadic lifestyle in the Kazakh khanate:

were favorable for economic relations

limited development of centralized state,

created conflicts with neighbors,

helped development of effective taxation system

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