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- 5. The Bukeev Khanate’s leadership was known for aligning with Russian _______.
- 7. What stopped the campaign of Kenesary who headed for Tashkent in August 1841
- 9. A traditional Kazakh council of elders involved in governance
- 10. The name of newspaper, in which the leaders of the liberal democratic intelligentsia, Alikhan Bukeikhanov, Akhmet Baitursynov, and Myrzhakyp Dulatov, wrote about the injustice and senselessness of the First World War
- 12. The situation worsened in 1834 as a result of the ____.
- 15. After the suppression of the Peasant Revolt led by E.I. Pugachev, the Yaik River was renamed to the _______.
- 16. Syrym Datov’s leadership made him a symbol of Kazakh ________.
- 18. National peasantry which was the main driving force of the 1916 uprising
- 19. Amangeldy Imanov's advisor during rebellion in Turgay
- 21. A key ally of Koktemir’s forces: rebellious ________.
- 23. The institution which was restored during the rebellion in 1916
- 24. The Orenburg Governor-General who initiated reforms in the Younger Zhuz
- 27. The Bukeev Khanate was also known as the _______ Horde
- 28. The Bukeev Khanate was named after its first ruler, Khan _______.
- 30. Person who was elected as a khan in Turgai during rebellion in 1916
- 32. This Central Asian ethnic group joined Kenesary’s movement temporarily
- 37. Pugachev’s revolt took place during the reign of this Russian empress
- 38. Igelstrom’s reform attempted to reduce the power of the traditional Kazakh________
- 40. Makhambet Utemisov was also known as a _______ in addition to being a revolutionary leader
- 41. Special type of tax introduced in 1916 during war
- 42. The type of traditional governance Kenesary sought to restore
- 43. What was exported in huge quantities from the Steppe during the war in 1916?
- 44. The system of governance Syrym Datov sought to protect
- 45. The Kazakh tribe to which Zholaman Tilenshi belonged
- 46. Isatai and Makhambet led their followers against corrupt Kazakh _______.
- 47. The century during which Zholaman Tilenshi's protest took place
- 49. Town the last battle of Kenesary took place
- 50. The Kazakhs have taken over the construction of the technology in the lands
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- 1. The reform introduced by Igelstrom replaced khans with councils of ________
- 2. A major driving force of Koktemir’s rebellion was the restriction of access to ________
- 3. Makhambet Utemisov’s poems celebrated the Kazakh spirit of _______.
- 4. The military force of the Russian Empire that suppressed these revolts
- 6. The fortress of which was suddenly attacked and burned by Kenesary's troops on May 26, 1838
- 8. Kenesary Kasymuly's movement was an example of this type of struggle
- 10. Military council in which issues of military training were the focus of attention, during rebellion in Turgay in 1916
- 11. Kenesary Kasymuly was a descendant of this famous Kazakh khan
- 13. Primary grievance of Zholaman Tilenshi against Russian colonial policies
- 14. Kazakh participation in Pugachev’s revolt was most prominent in the _______ Horde
- 17. Syrym Datov was a respected Kazakh ________.
- 20. The river in which the military line was created, which served as the cause of the uprising of the Kazakh sharua under the leadership of the famous biy Zholaman Tilenshiuly
- 22. The leaders of which clans leaned towards Russia
- 25. The revolt in the Bukeev Khanate was led by Isatai Taimanov and _______ Utemisov
- 26. One of the causes of the movement’s failure: internal _______ among Kazakh tribes
- 29. This term refers to the traditional Kazakh leader or nobleman like Zholaman Tilenshi
- 31. Pugachev’s uprising spread through this large river basin, near Kazakh lands
- 33. Lieutenant appointed by the Orenburg Governor V.A. Perovsky to coordinate the actions to suppress the uprising in the Inner (Bukeyev) Horde 1836–1838
- 34. The Kazakh society was divided into three ________.
- 35. In October 1846, Makhambet was treacherously killed by supporters of Sultan_______.
- 36. The revolt targeted this khan of the Bukeev Khanate
- 39. Koktemir’s rebellion was fueled by this oppressive economic policy
- 48. In which region in 1916 did Amangeldy Imanov start the rebellion?