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The Origins and Development of the Kazak Intelligentsia, 1800–19

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What was the main goal of the nineteenth-century Kazak intelligentsia?

To bring Western and Russian cultural, technological, and educational advances to the Kazak people.

To suppress Kazak traditions and customs.
To promote Western education exclusively.
To establish a monarchy in Kazakhstan.

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What was the conflict within the Kazak intelligentsia during the nineteenth century?

A conflict between Kazak and Russian languages.
A debate over the role of women in Kazak society.

A struggle between nationalist traditionalists and Westernizers.

A struggle for land ownership among Kazak tribes.

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What was a significant challenge in defining the Kazak intelligentsia as a distinct social group?

The lack of a clear social identity and the absence of self-designation as "intelligentsia.

A significant economic advantage over other groups.
A well-defined political agenda.
A strong cultural heritage that unites them.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What role did Russian colonization play in the emergence of the Kazak intelligentsia?

The Kazak intelligentsia emerged independently of Russian influence.
Russian colonization suppressed all forms of education in Kazakhstan.
Russian colonization had no impact on Kazak culture.

It intensified social and economic relations, prompting the need for an educated indigenous population to serve state interests.

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How did Soviet scholars view religious-themed works of Kazak intellectuals?

They were viewed as essential to Soviet ideology.

They often ignored them, as these works did not fit the Soviet interpretation of the intelligentsia.

They were celebrated as revolutionary contributions.
Soviet scholars ignored them completely.

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What was the two-stage process of Kazak intelligentsia efforts described in the text?

Cultural isolation followed by economic development.
Political engagement followed by social disintegration.
Political mobilization followed by cultural suppression.

First, introducing Kazak customs, history, and language to Russians; second, working as teachers, scientists, and later journalists and politicians to influence colonial relations.

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Why was it challenging for Russians to communicate with Kazaks initially?

They mistakenly assumed that the Kazaks understood the Tartar language, similar to writing to Spaniards in Italian.

Russians had advanced technology that hindered communication.
Kazaks were unwilling to communicate with Russians.
Russians and Kazaks shared the same language.

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