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Kazakhstan History Quiz

Total questions: 123

Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The number of lands taken from the Kazakhs in 1906-1907.

a)

15 million tithes

b)

40 million tithes

c)

17 million tithes

d)

14 million tithes

e)

16 million tithes

2.

The author of the reform of the tsarist government at the beginning of the XX century.

a)

Kerensky

b)

Kolpakovsky

c)

Nicholas I

d)

Stolypin

e)

Kuropatkin

3.

The number of peasants moving to Kazakhstan under Stolypin's agrarian reform in 1907-1912.

a)

1 million

b)

2 million 400 thousand

c)

3 million 100 thousand

d)

2 million

e)

1 million 500 thousand

4.

The main premise of the revolutionary actions of the workers of Kazakhstan in 1905-1907.

a)

The plight of Kazakh villages

b)

Shortage of agricultural equipment

c)

The colonial agrarian policy of Tsarism

d)

Resettlement of peasants from the central provinces of Russia to Kazakhstan

e)

Deterioration of the situation of migrants

5.

Organizer of the anti-government rally in Karkaralinsk in May 1905.

a)

Akhmet Baitursynov

b)

Alibi Dzhangildin

c)

Mirzhakyp Dulatov

d)

Mukhametzhan Tynyshpaev

e)

Alikhan Bokeikhanov

6.

The attitude of the Kazakh national democratic intelligentsia to the Tsarist manifesto of October 17, 1905.

a)

Opinions were divided

b)

The manifesto was greeted with delight

c)

Supported the tsarist government

d)

The main provisions of the manifesto were criticized

e)

They opposed the 'royal mercy'

7.

To pacify a political strike ... in the city of Semipalatinsk, the governor of the region Galkin summoned a military column from Karkaralinsk.

a)

mine workers

b)

postal and telegraph employees

c)

of the local intelligentsia

d)

artisanal workshop workers

e)

railwaymen

8.

Minister of Internal Affairs Durnov ... He used force to suppress peasant unrest in Kazakhstan.

a)

January 5, 1907y.

b)

January 10, 1906y.

c)

January 9, 1908y.

d)

December 15, 1905y.

e)

December 10, 1909y.

9.

Deputy of the 2nd State Duma from the 'native' part of the population of Semirechye.

a)

A.Baitursynov

b)

M.Shockai

c)

M.Tynyshpaev

d)

A.Beremzhanov

e)

Sh. Kosshygulov

10.

Deputy of the 2nd State Duma from the 'native' part of the population of the Turgay region.

a)

M.Shockai

b)

A.Baitursynov

c)

A.Beremzhanov

d)

M.Tynyshpaev

e)

Sh. Kosshygulov

11.

Deputy of the 2nd State Duma from the indigenous residents of the Akmola region.

a)

A.Beremzhanov

b)

Topornin

c)

D.Vinogradov

d)

M.Bekmetov

e)

Sh.Kosshygulov

12.

The years of the 1st World War.

a)

1915-19 yy.

b)

1914-18 yy.

c)

1916-18 yy.

d)

1914-17 yy.

e)

1915-20 yy.

13.

The daily average wage in Kazakhstan during the First World War was ...:

a)

1 ruble 50 kopecks

b)

3 rubles

c)

50 kopecks

d)

20 kopecks

e)

2 rubles

14.

... it strengthened the importance of Russian raw material colonies, including Kazakhstan in 1915-1918.

a)

Economic downturn in the center of Russia

b)

Aggravation of contradictions between Russia and Germany

c)

World War I

d)

A new period of revolutionary rise

e)

Expansion of colonial expansion

15.

The First World War began in:

a)

1915 y.

b)

1914 y.

c)

1912 y.

d)

1913 y.

e)

1916 y.

16.

The reason for the beginning of the uprising of 1916 in Kazakhstan was the decree of the tsar from:

a)

July 12, 1916 y.

b)

June 25, 1916 y.

c)

July 10, 1916 y.

d)

June 12, 1916 y.

e)

July 18, 1916 y.

17.

A representative of the Kazakh people who advocated armed resistance during the national liberation uprising of 1916.

a)

Akhmet Baitursynov

b)

Mirzhakyp Dulatov

c)

Turar Ryskulov

d)

Mukhamedzhan Tynyshpaev

e)

Alikhan Bukeikhanov

18.

The language of interethnic communication in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

a)

english

b)

arabic

c)

kazakh

d)

uzbek

e)

russian

19.

... T.Aubakirov flew into space.

a)

In 1991 in October

b)

In 1995 in November

c)

In 1996 in December

d)

In 2000 in March

e)

In 1999 in May

20.

Commissioner of the Provisional Government in the Zhetysu region.

a)

B. Ashekeev

b)

M.Tynyshbayev

c)

A.Imanov

d)

K.Akhmetov

e)

O.Akbayev

21.

The 'Union of Laborers' created in 1917 was headed by:

a)

A.Imanov

b)

K.Akhmetov

c)

O.Akbayev

d)

B.Ashekeev

e)

J.Babayev

22.

The party created at the congress of Turkestan and Kazakh Muslims in September 1917.

a)

Azat

b)

Ush Zhuz

c)

Ittifok-i-muslimi

d)

Alash

e)

Turkestan federalists

23.

Name the period of functioning of the USSR.

a)

1922-1991 yy.

b)

1915-1996 yy.

c)

1920-1999 yy.

d)

1900-1990 yy.

e)

1918-1995 yy.

24.

Cherkassy defense was in:

a)

Western Kazakhstan

b)

Central Kazakhstan

c)

Zhetysu

d)

South Kazakhstan

e)

Northern Kazakhstan

25.

During the uprising of 1916, B.Ashekeev was elected Khan of the ...

a)

Vernensky District

b)

Turgai district

c)

Irgiz district

d)

Karkaraly district

e)

Atbasar District

26.

Deputy of the Second State Duma from Akmola region.

a)

K.Akhmetov

b)

S. Seifullin

c)

M. Chokai

d)

D.Ashirov

e)

Sh. Kosshygulov

27.

The region of Kazakhstan where 22 thousand prisoners of war were held during the 1st World War.

a)

Uralsk

b)

Omsk

c)

Akmola

d)

Turgay

e)

Semipalatinsk

28.

The Position of the Muslim Clergy of Kazakhstan in Relation to the Decree of the Tsar of June 25, 1916.

a)

Don't give the horsemen any help at all

b)

Let those who wish fight

c)

Exempt the Muslim clergy from military recruitment

d)

Fight with the tsarist troops, but not at the front

e)

Be sure to take part in the fight against the infidels

29.

In the cities of Kazakhstan... there were riots called the 'soldiers' revolt.

a)

Fall 1918y.

b)

In the fall of 1915y.

c)

The spring of 1917y.

d)

In the fall of 1916y.

e)

Autumn 1914y.

30.

Camp for prisoners of war during World War I, between Chelyabinsk and Kostanay.

a)

'Camp of the Dead'

b)

Camp for displaced persons

c)

ALGERIA

d)

Steplag

e)

'Camp of Lost Hopes'

31.

The main reason for the National Liberation Uprisings of 1916.

a)

World War I

b)

Sharp reduction in the number of livestock

c)

Forceful implementation of administrative reform

d)

The call of Kazakhs to front-line work

e)

Strengthening of Tsarist colonial policy

32.

The number of horsemen who planned to mobilize from Turkestan and the steppe region.

a)

500. 000

b)

100. 000

c)

200. 000

d)

300. 000

e)

700. 000

33.

All able-bodied population under the age of up to was subject to conscription for rear work by the tsar's decree... years.

a)

19-43

b)

23-70

c)

16-50

d)

18-63

e)

20-50

34.

The number of rebel detachments in the Turgai heartland during the 1916 uprising.

a)

50 thousand people.

b)

25 thousand people.

c)

15 thousand people.

d)

35 thousand people.

e)

40 thousand people.

35.

The number of Kazakhs and Kyrgyz, persecuted by the tsarist authorities, who were forced to flee from Semirechye to China in 1916.

a)

200 thousand people

b)

150 thousand people

c)

270 thousand people

d)

300 thousand people

e)

180 thousand people

36.

... part of the intelligentsia joined the 1916 uprising.

a)

The center-right wing

b)

Revolutionary-Democratic

c)

The Russian intelligentsia

d)

Liberal

e)

Conservative

37.

... he was elected 'Sardarbek' during the 1916 uprising.

a)

A. Imanov

b)

A. Dzhangildin

c)

T. Ryskulov

d)

T. Bokin

e)

B. Ashekeev

38.

T. Bokin was the head of ... the area of the 1916 uprising.

a)

Syrdarya

b)

Semipalatinsk

c)

Torgayskaya

d)

Ural

e)

Semirechinskaya

39.

Military governor of Semirechye during the 1916 uprising in Kazakhstan.

a)

A. Kuropatkin

b)

K. Geke

c)

M. Folbaum

d)

G. Kolpakovsky

e)

I. Kirilov

40.

Since 1995, the program has enabled students from Kazakhstani universities to study in educational institutions in the USA and Western Europe.

a)

'Serpin'

b)

'Lady'

c)

'Bolashak'

d)

'Keleshek'

e)

'Strategy-2050'

41.

... The party was founded in Kazakhstan on the basis of the former Communist Party.

a)

Labour

b)

Opposition

c)

Peasant

d)

Patriotic

e)

Socialist

42.

The beginning of the uprising in Suzak.

a)

1945y.

b)

1969y.

c)

1937y.

d)

1927y.

e)

1955y.

43.

Who is associated with the acute problem?

a)

Alikhan Bukeikhanov

b)

Saken Seifullin

c)

Mirzhakyp Dulatov

d)

Turar Ryskulov

e)

Akhmet Baitursynov

44.

The printed organ, the published program of the Alash party:

a)

Aikap magazine

b)

Kazakh Newspaper

c)

Enbekshi Kazakh Newspaper

d)

Newspaper 'Akzhol'

e)

Pravda Newspaper

45.

The Soviet government began fighting the Alash Horde in the spring of 1918:

a)

Surrender of the Alash Horde to the Soviets

b)

closing the magazine 'Icap'

c)

armed struggle

d)

closing the newspaper 'Kazakh'

e)

Elimination of the Alash-Ordinsky leaders

46.

The timeframe of the policy of 'war communism':

a)

1918-1922yy.

b)

1919-1921yy.

c)

1916-1918yy.

d)

1919-1925yy.

e)

1917-1924yy.

47.

As a result of the famine of 1921-1922, the borders of the republic shifted:

a)

1 million 900 thousand

b)

1 million 100 thousand

c)

700 thousand

d)

1 million 500 thousand

e)

1 million 400 thousand

48.

The Decree 'On the Establishment of the Kyrgyz (Kazakh) Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic' was issued:

a)

October 4, 1924y.

b)

February 1, 1927y.

c)

August 26, 1922y.

d)

August 26, 1920y.

e)

December 17, 1925y.

49.

Ataman, captured in November 1918y. Orenburg:

a)

P. Semenov

b)

A. Dutov

c)

B. Grigoriev

d)

S. Kalmykov

e)

L.Tolstoy

50.

Commander of the Ural Front during the Civil War:

a)

M.Karataev

b)

A.Dzhangeldin

c)

B.Almatov

d)

M.Frunze

e)

V.Kuibyshev

51.

The Union of Kazakh Youth was headed by:

a)

T. Ryskulov

b)

A. Baitursynov

c)

A. Bokeikhanov

d)

M. Shochai

e)

M. Dulatov

52.

The Alash Party was founded in:

a)

1917y.

b)

1916y.

c)

1907y.

d)

1912y.

e)

1918y.

53.

Education KAZASSR:

a)

1920y.

b)

1925y.

c)

1922y.

d)

1928y.

e)

1924y.

54.

Who headed the government of the Alash Autonomy?

a)

A. Bokeikhanov

b)

T. Ryskulov

c)

M. Shockay

d)

K. Akhmetov

e)

H. Dosmukhambetov

55.

The peasant uprising of 1929-1931 was characterized by the greatest persistence and skillful organization:

a)

Suzakskoe

b)

Cherkasskoye

c)

Irgizskoe

d)

Sarysuiskoe

e)

Abraminovskoe

56.

The first Soviet power was established in the city:

a)

Perovsk

b)

Turkestan

c)

Verny

d)

Orenburg

e)

Uralsk

57.

Author of the poem 'Kalkaman-Mamyr':

a)

S.Kudaiberdiev

b)

K. Akhmetov

c)

A. Baitursynov

d)

M.Chokay

e)

A.Bokeikhanov

58.

Public figure, Dungan people:

a)

A. Rozybakiev

b)

M. Tatimov

c)

K. Akhmetov

d)

T. Aliev

e)

O. Zhandosov

59.

A form of organization of free work of workers and peasants, common in the Soviet state:

a)

subbotnik

b)

corvee

c)

working out

d)

duty

e)

competition

60.

The first editor of the weekly 'Kazakh':

a)

A.Baitursynov

b)

M. Zhumabaev

c)

M. Dulatov

d)

K. Akhmetov

e)

S.Seifullin

61.

The establishment of Soviet power on the night of March 2-3, 1918 as a result of an armed uprising took place in the city:

a)

Verny

b)

Semipalatinsk

c)

Petropavlovsk

d)

Alma-Ata

e)

Orenburg

62.

During the Civil War, he led an international expedition delivering arms to the Aktobe front:

a)

A.Dzhangildin

b)

A. Imanov

c)

T. Bokin

d)

T. Rozybakiev

e)

T.Ryskulov

63.

In 1921, the following institutions were established for starving children:

a)

Children's homes

b)

Children's committees

c)

Kindergartens

d)

Schools

e)

Botagoz

64.

The leading ideologist of the magazine 'Aikap':

a)

M. Seralin

b)

S. Altynsarin

c)

A. Kunanbayev

d)

I.Gasprinsky

e)

S.Asfendiyarov

65.

The first printing center at the beginning of the XX century, promoting enlightenment:

a)

'Icap'

b)

'Sary-Arka'

c)

'Regional vedomosti'

d)

'Siberian Telegraph'

e)

'Siberian Life'

66.

The printed organ, the published program of the Alash party:

a)

'Kazakh' Newspaper

b)

'Aikap' magazine

c)

'Akzhol'

d)

'Enbekshi Kazakh' Newspaper

e)

'Pravda'

67.

The books of Sh. Kudaiberdiyev and A. Baitursynov were published for the first time:

a)

During the revolution of 1905-1907yy.

b)

After the revolution of 1905-1907yy.

c)

During the First World War.

d)

During the February Revolution.

e)

During the October Revolution

68.

The work of Sh. Kudayberdyuly:

a)

'Conditions of Islam'

b)

'Kamar sulu'

c)

'Adaskandar'

d)

'Millionaire'

e)

'Botagoz'

69.

Editor of the newspaper 'Kazakh' in 1913-1917.

a)

A.Baitursynov

b)

S. Toraighyrov

c)

M. Dulatov

d)

A. Bokeikhanov

e)

Sh. Kudaiberdiev

70.

The work of M. Dulatov, published in 1915:

a)

'Terme'

b)

'Unhappy Yamal'

c)

'Oyan, the Cossack'

d)

'Azamat'

e)

'Kamarsulu'

71.

Author of the collection of works 'Masa', published in Orenburg in 1911:

a)

A. Baitursynov

b)

S. Toraighyrov

c)

A. Kunanbayev

d)

S. Kudaiberdiev

e)

S.Donentaev

72.

The most talented student of the great Abai:

a)

Sh.Kudaiberdiev

b)

A.Bukeikhanov

c)

S.Toraighyrov

d)

M.Dulatov

e)

S.Donentaev

73.

A journal that promoted the ideas of enlightenment and education among the Kazakhs:

a)

'Icap'

b)

'Siberian Life'

c)

'Siberian Telegraph'

d)

'Sary-Arka'

e)

'Regional vedomosti'

74.

Chief editor of Aikap magazine:

a)

M. Seralin

b)

A. Baitursynov

c)

A. Bokeikhanov

d)

S. Donentaev

e)

M. Dulatov

75.

The author of the novel 'The Unfortunate Jamal', published in 1910.

a)

M.Dulatov

b)

Y.Aimauytov

c)

A.Bukeikhanov

d)

A.Baitursynov

e)

Sh.Kudaiberdiev

76.

Author of the poem 'Awaken Kazakh':

a)

M.Dulatov

b)

S.Seifullin

c)

I.Zhansugurov

d)

S.Toraighyrov

e)

A.Baitursynov

77.

The number of subscribers to the newspaper 'Kazakh' at the beginning of 1917:

a)

8,000 people.

b)

3,000 people.

c)

10,000 people.

d)

5,000 people.

e)

15,000 people.

78.

Composition of governments during the period of dual power:

a)

Provisional Government and Soviets of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies

b)

Dictatorship of the Proletariat and Monarchical Government

c)

Monarchical Government and Provisional Government

d)

The Dictatorship of the Bourgeoisie and the Provisional Government

e)

Soviets and Monarchical Government

79.

Who headed the Provisional Government in Russia?

a)

A.Kerensky

b)

V.Lenin

c)

A.Bokeikhanov

d)

L.Trotsky

e)

A.Denikin

80.

Commissioners of the Provisional Government:

a)

A. Bokeikhanov, M. Tynyshpaev

b)

I. Trotsky, T. Ryskulov

c)

M. Chokai, A. Toraighyrov

d)

S. Seifullin, S. Mendeshov

e)

M. Dulatov, A. Kerensky

81.

Kazakh, member of the Central Committee of the Russian Cadet Party:

a)

A. Bokeikhanov

b)

T. Ryskulov

c)

M. Chokai

d)

S. Seifullin

e)

M. Dulatov

82.

Chairman of the Central Shuro of Turkestan in April 1917:

a)

M. Shokhay

b)

M. Tynyshpaev

c)

A. Toraighyrov

d)

A. Bokeikhanov

e)

M. Dulatov

83.

Leader of the Shuro-i-Ulema party:

a)

Serali Lapin

b)

Mukhamedzhan Tynyshpaev

c)

Alibi Zhangeldin

d)

Alikhan Bokeikhanov

e)

Myrzakyp Dulatov

84.

The leader of the Ush-Zhuz party:

a)

K. Togusov

b)

A. Dzhangildin

c)

A. Imanov

d)

T. Ryskulov

e)

T. Bokin

85.

Year of foundation of the Ittifok-i-Muslimin party, which put forward the idea of territorial autonomy:

a)

1917y.

b)

1918y.

c)

1919y.

d)

1920y.

e)

1921y.

86.

The autonomy that officially declared Islam the state religion:

a)

Turkestan (Kokand) Autonomy

b)

Alash Autonomy of the Kazakh-Kyrgyz Regions

c)

Kyrgyz ASSR

d)

Territorial-national autonomy of the Bukeyevskaya Horde

e)

Turkestan ASSR

87.

The city of Kokand was stormed and destroyed by the decision of the Tashkent Council:

a)

In February 1918y.

b)

In January 1919y.

c)

In March 1920y.

d)

In April 1921y.

e)

In May 1919y.

88.

He headed the Turkestan (Kokand) Autonomy after the departure of M.Tynyshpaeva resigns:

a)

M.Shockay

b)

S.Argancheev

c)

S.Mendeshev

d)

A.Rozybakiev

e)

T.Bokin

89.

The country where M. Shokai lived during the years of emigration:

a)

France

b)

United Kingdom

c)

USA

d)

Argentina

e)

Poland

90.

Number of seats granted in the Alashord People's Council to Russians living among Kazakhs:

a)

15

b)

30

c)

25

d)

33

e)

20

91.

The elections held in Kazakhstan in November 1917 - January 1918 showed:

a)

The absolute majority of Kazakh workers support the Alash party

b)

The absolute majority of the working people support the Mensheviks

c)

The absolute majority of workers support the Bolsheviks

d)

The absolute majority of workers support social revolutionaries

e)

The absolute majority of workers support the cadets

92.

Soviet power was established in Kazakhstan for:

a)

4 months

b)

8 months

c)

9 months

d)

7 months

e)

5 months

93.

The city of Kazakhstan, which on January 8, 1918, power passed into the hands of the Soviets:

a)

Aktyubinsk

b)

Orenburg

c)

Semipalatinsk

d)

Petropavlovsk

e)

Verny

94.

Soviet power was established on the night of March 2 to 3 , 1918 in:

a)

Verny

b)

Petropavlovsk

c)

Orenburg

d)

Semipalatinsk

e)

Alma-Ata

95.

The power of the Soviets was established in Tashkent:

a)

November 1, 1917y.

b)

October 25, 1919y.

c)

December 10, 1920y.

d)

January 18, 1921y.

e)

January 15, 1918y.

96.

Decree signed by Lenin on the nationalization of large industrial enterprises in Kazakhstan:

a)

In the spring of 1918y.

b)

In the autumn of 1919y.

c)

In the winter of 1916y.

d)

In October 1920y.

e)

In June 1919y.

97.

Akmola Department of Public Education after the October revolution headed:

a)

S.Seifullin

b)

S.Argancheev

c)

S.Mendeshev

d)

A.Rozybakiev

e)

T.Bokin

98.

The plant in Kazakhstan, which produced 40% of the all-Union lead production, was put into operation by 1923:

a)

Riddersky

b)

Shymkent

c)

Ust-Kamenogorsk

d)

Zhezkazgan

e)

Karsakpai

99.

A government document that strengthened the importance of commodity exchange and turnover during the NEP years:

a)

Decree "On Exchange" of May 24, 1921

b)

Decree "On natural meat tax" of June 14, 1921

c)

The decision of the X Party Congress on the transition to the NEP - March 1921

d)

Decree "On the return of lands to the Kazakh labor people ..." - April 19, 1921

e)

Decree "On the introduction of office work in the Kazakh language" - November 22, 1923

100.

The leader of the Alash Horde, who led the transition to the side of the Soviet government with his supporters:

a)

A. Baitursynov

b)

H.Tokhtamyshev

c)

A.Ermekov

d)

H.Dosmukhamedov

e)

J.Dosmukhamedov

101.

A figure who did not participate in the establishment of Soviet power in Semirechye:

a)

S.Seifullin

b)

A.Rozybakiev

c)

L.Emelev

d)

T.Bokin

e)

P.Vinogradov

102.

In May 1920 , the Committee of Labor and Defense of the RSFSR conscripted non - Russian nationalities between the ages of 19 and 35 in the number of:

a)

25. 000 workers

b)

15. 000 workers

c)

20,000 workers

d)

10. 000 workers

e)

7 .000 workers

103.

He led an expedition that delivered weapons to the Aktobe Front during the Civil War:

a)

Alibi Dzhangildin

b)

Amangeldy Imanov

c)

Tokash Bokin

d)

A.Rozybakiev

e)

Turar Ryskulov

104.

During the Civil War died:

a)

8 million people

b)

5 million people

c)

6 million people

d)

2 million people

e)

1 million people

105.

During the Civil War, the prodrazverstka was introduced:

a)

1919y.

b)

1922y.

c)

1924y.

d)

1926y.

e)

1927y.

106.

Railway line connecting the Ural-Embensky oil region with Central Russia:

a)

Alexandrov Guy-Emba

b)

Orenburg-Tashkent

c)

Trans - Siberian

d)

Petropavlovsk-Kokchetav

e)

Turksib

107.

Making decisions on the liquidation of the Government of Alashorda:

a)

1920y.

b)

1919y.

c)

1918y.

d)

1917y.

e)

1916y.

108.

In. Radus-Zenkovich held a position in the government of the Kazakh ASSR:

a)

Chairman of the SNK

b)

People's Commissar of Internal Affairs

c)

People's Commissar of Trade

d)

People's Commissar of Education

e)

People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs

109.

Mediator between A.Baitursynov and A.Dzhangildin on the transition of the Alashordins to the side of the Soviet government:

a)

Almanov Baymen

b)

Torekulov Nazir

c)

Ryskulov Turar

d)

Sultan Khojanov

e)

Kerensky A.F

110.

Collectivization in Kazakhstan was planned to be completed by:

a)

autumn 1932y.

b)

autumn 1934y.

c)

in the spring of 1937y.

d)

autumn 1940y.

e)

in the spring of 1927y.

111.

The construction of Turksib began in:

a)

1927y.

b)

1920y.

c)

1925y.

d)

1924y.

e)

1930y.

112.

Speeches against forced collectivization in Kazakhstan were held:

a)

1929-1931yy.

b)

1925-1930yy.

c)

1929-1937yy.

d)

1927-1239yy.

e)

1927-1929yy.

113.

Considered criminal cases against collectivization:

a)

troika organization

b)

local courts

c)

biyev and kaziyev courts

d)

supreme Court of the Republic

e)

tribunals

114.

Alma-Ata became the capital of Kazakhstan in:

a)

1929y.

b)

1925y.

c)

1936y.

d)

1924y.

e)

1944y.

115.

In 1931, observation villages were established in ... the region.

a)

Karaganda

b)

Semipalatinsk

c)

Aktyubinskaya

d)

Kustanayskaya

e)

Pavlodar

116.

April 28, 1930. the northern and southern sections of the Turksib closed at the station:

a)

Ainabulak

b)

Akbulak

c)

Chemolgan

d)

Uzunagash

e)

Kazalinsk

117.

Decision-making on the inclusion of Orenburg in Kazakhstan:

a)

1919y.

b)

1927y.

c)

1925y.

d)

1922y.

e)

1930y.

118.

Orenburg was the first capital of the Kazakh ASSR in the years:

a)

1920-1924yy.

b)

1918-1923yy.

c)

1924-1929yy.

d)

1923-1928yy.

e)

1925-1929yy.

119.

Proposed to transform the TASSR into a "Turkic Republic":

a)

Ryskulov T.

b)

Khodzhanov S.

c)

Torekulov N.

d)

Sadvakasov S.

e)

Bokeikhanov A.

120.

Kazakh who was the ambassador (permanent representative) of the USSR in the Kingdom of Hejaz (Saudi Arabia) in the 30s:

a)

Nazir Torekulov

b)

Sultanbek Khodzhanov

c)

Turar Ryskulov

d)

Saken Sadvakasov

e)

Alikhan Bokeikhanov

121.

The first editor of the newspaper "Ak Zhol":

a)

Sultanbek Kozhanov

b)

Myrzakyp Dulatov

c)

Turar Ryskulov

d)

Saken Sadvakasov

e)

Alikhan Bokeikhanov

122.

The motto is "Do not allow kinks - do not leave artiodactyls" during the years of collectivization, it belonged... to the overbillers.

a)

Turgaysky

b)

Semipalatinsk

c)

Semirechensk

d)

Uralic

e)

Petropalsk

123.

The exact name Kazakhs, Kazakhstan was adopted by the Resolution of the CEC KazASSR:

a)

1936y.

b)

1922y.

c)

1924y.

d)

1930y.

e)

1920y.

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