- •1. Policy of liquidation of illiteracy in 20 years ("Red yurts"), its reasons and results.
- •2. Kazakhstan during the civil war in 1918-1920 and establishment of the Soviet power in Kazakhstan.
- •3.The epoch of Enlightenment in Kazakhstan. The contribution of Choqan Walikhanov to the Kazakh culture.
- •4. The participation of Kazakhstan in restoration of the Soviet economy after the Second World War.
- •5. The national-liberating revolt of 1916 (causes, peculiarities, main locations).
- •6. "Cultural revolution" - the basis of socialism construction (1920-1940). The achievements. (Аружан)
- •7. The 1905 Russian Revolution, its impact on Kazakhstan.
- •8. Socio-economic development of the Soviet Kazakhstan in the 1960s. Policy of Tselina (1954).
- •9. The February bourgeois-democratic revolution in 1917, its causes and consequences.
- •10. Main battles in the Great Patriotic War in 1941-1945. The heroes of Kazakhstani at the battle fields
- •11. The policy of "Militarism Communism" during the Civil War (1918-1920). Its impact on Kazakhstan
- •12. The Aral Sea: ecological disaster, causes and consequences.
- •13. The October Revolution of 1917 and its impact on Kazakhstan
- •14. The December Events in 1986, and its causes and consequences.
- •15. The heroism of the Kazakhstani people during the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945)
- •16. The collapse of the Soviet Union: causes and consequences on Kazakhstan. Alma-Ata Declaration on Commonwealth of Independent States, 1991
- •17. Kazakh enlighteners of the century: features, goals, personality. ("Masa", "Oyan Qazaq," "Ayqap")
- •18. The history of the Kazakh Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic and the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic.
- •19. The doctrine of the Russian Turkism. The role of "Ittifaq al-Muslimin" in the consolidation of the Turkic-Muslim peoples
- •20. The program of industrialization of Kazakhstan 1925-1939. Its positive and negative consequences
- •21. The Kazakh steppe in the First World War. Decree of June 25, 1916
- •22. The main priorities of Kazakhstan's foreign policy. Like 94, 100, 133
- •23. Formation of the Turkestan autonomous Government. The Roles of m. Choqay in the history of Kokand autonomous Government (Аружан)
- •24. The Soviet Government's policy in the field of culture 1920-1930-ies.
- •25. Solid collectivization of agriculture in the ussr and Kazakhstan (1928-1940). Its results and values.
- •26. Land and water reform s in Kazakhstan 1921-1925.
- •27. The development of political party system in Kazakhstan. Political parties in contemporary Kazakhstan.
- •28. The Soviet government reforms on education and sciences. Transition of the Kazakh letters from Arabic script to Latin, then to Cyrillic.
- •29. The establishment of totalitarian regime in the ussr in 1920-1930. Repressions in Kazakhstan.
- •30. Modernization of the ussr policy. Industrialization of Kazakhstan.
- •31. The Great Patriotic War (1941-1945). Heroism at the battlefields, and the Kazakhstan heroes.
- •32. The role and place of movement "Alash Orda" in the history of Kazakhstan. The secular elite of Kazakhstan in the early 20th century.
- •33. History of the Parliament of Kazakhstan (1991-2016).
- •34.The Kazakh intellectuals. Alikhan Bukeikhanov and Ahmet Baitursynov.
- •35. Economic development of the Soviet Kazakhstan in 1960s. Industrialization in Kazakhstan.
- •Industrialization in 30)
- •36. The formation and disintegration of the Kazakhstan Provisional Government. The role of the Kazakh intellectuals.
- •37. Nomadic and sedentary lifestyles in Kazakhstan. Complete settling of the Kazakh people in the period f. Goloschekin. Tragedy.
- •38. The Stalin period: life and political activities in Kazakhstan. Repressions of the intellectuals.
- •39.The October Revolution of 1917. Its influence on Kazakhstan.
- •40. The Labor feat of Kazakhstani in the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945).
- •41. The great thinkers of the Enlightenment in Kazakhstan. Ibray Altynsarin and his contribution to the education system of Kazakhstan.
- •42. Policy of “Militarism Communism” in Kazakhstan (1918 - 1920)
- •43. Resettlements of the Russian peasants on Kazakh land. Changes in the economy and the traditional ways of life of the Kazakh people. (Аружан)
- •44. Features of the industrial formations in Kazakh land and its colonial character in the beginning of the 20th century. (Small Scale Industries. Transport, Trade).
- •45. “The Perestroika” policy in Kazakhstan (1985). December events in 1986 in Alma-Ata.
- •50. The political program of Alash Orda.
- •51. Labor heroism of Kazakhstan in the Great Patriotic War
- •52. Starvation of 1932-1933 in Kazakhstan, its causes and consequences
- •53. Alash Orda: the purpose and significance of the political movement. Kazakh intellectuals in the movement of Alash.
- •54. The policy by Goloschekin "Small October", and its consequences as a tragedy for the Kazakh people
- •55. The Movement of "Jadidism". The reasons, key figures and the effects of the phenomenon of Jadidism.
- •56. The Kazakh national intellectuals. A.Bukeyhanov.
- •57. The collectivization in Kazakhstan, reasons and consequences.
- •67. The national intellectuals "Alash". Alikhan Bokeyhanov and a.Baytursynov.
- •68. Repressions in Kazakhstan, 1920-1930s.
- •74. The starvation period of 1932-1933. A tragedy for the Kazakh people.
- •75. The life and fate of prominent individuals and representatives of Alash Orda.
- •76.The Kazakhstan Declaration of Sovereignty on the 25th of October 1990, and Declaration of Independence in December 16th , 1991.
- •77. The role of government and the Prime Minister in the political system of the Republic of Kazakhstan. В тетради (Розовая) 71
- •78.History of the Kazakhstan Supreme Court (1991-2016).
- •79.The history of political development in Kazakhstan (1991-2016).
- •80.The role of President of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the political system.
- •81.History of the Kazakhstan Government (1991-2016).
- •82.The foreign policy of independent Kazakhstan. Like 120, 129
- •83.The state symbols of Kazakhstan. (Розовая) 65 Like 103, 127
- •84. Kazakhstan: Industrial and Innovation strategies. (Нуржан должен скинуть)
- •85.Parliament of Kazakhstan.
- •86.The role of the President of Kazakhstan in the political system of Kazakhstan.
- •87. Kazakhstan's Chairmanship of the osce. Like 105)
- •88.The program "100 steps" main contents. (Нуржан должен скинуть)!
- •89.Kazakhstan-Russia relationships (1991 - 2016).
- •90.Nato (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) and collaborations with Kazakhstan.
- •100. The main priorities of Kazakhstan foreign policy.
- •101. Nursultan Nazarbayev’s work "In the heart of Eurasia". (Нуржан должен скинуть)!
- •102. The United Nations and Kazakhstan (Нуржан должен скинуть)
- •103The state symbols of Kazakhstan.
- •104.The program "Nurly Jol" on the road to prosperity.
- •105. Kazakhstan's Chairmanship of the osce in 2010.
- •106.The Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan in 1995
- •107. Foreign intervention and the Civil War of 1918-1923. Kazakhstan during the years of the Civil War
- •108. Formation and the role of the cis.
- •109. History of the Kazakhstan national currency tenge (1991-2016)
- •115. The role and function of the Assembly of Kazakhstan People.
- •116. Kazakhstan Foreign Policies and Relationship with the European Union.О
- •117. Csto (Collective Security Treaty Organization) and Kazakhstan.
- •118. Tenge as the national currency of the independent Kazakhstan.
- •119. The program “Kazakhstan-2050”. A new development strategy.
- •133.The main priorities of Kazakhstan's foreign policy.
84. Kazakhstan: Industrial and Innovation strategies. (Нуржан должен скинуть)
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85.Parliament of Kazakhstan.
The Parliament of the Republic of KZ - the highest representative body of the KZ, exercising legislative functions. Parliament consists of two chambers: The Senate and Mazhilis acting on a constant basis.
The lower house is the Majilis, with 77 seats, elected to four year terms, 67 in single seat constituencies and 10 by proportional representation. The upper house is the Senate, which has 47 members, 40 of whom are elected to six-year terms in double-seat constituencies by the local assemblies, half renewed every two years, and 7 of which are presidential appointees. In addition, ex-Presidents are ex-officio senators for life.[citation needed]As of January 2007 10% the parliament's representatives are women and 19% of local and city council officials are women.[1]Its predecessor was the Supreme Soviet
History: The Kazakh parliament has replaced the unicameral body of representative power - the Supreme council which was first formed on the basis of the constitution of the Kaz SSR in 1978 and the constitution of the KZ in 1993.
March 7, 1994 elections were held for a new parliament consisting of 177 professional deputies. March 11. 1995 President Nazarbayev signed a decree "On measures arising from the decision of the constitutional court", on the basis of this decree was declared Parliament dissolved.
August 30. 1995 held a referendum on a new contitution. In August 2007, elections to the lower house of the Parliament of KZ, were won by the party of "Nurly Otan", headed by N. Nazarbayev
86.The role of the President of Kazakhstan in the political system of Kazakhstan.
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87. Kazakhstan's Chairmanship of the osce. Like 105)
Kazakhstan joined the OSCE in January 1992
One of the most significant milestones in the history of modern KZ was the presidency in 2010, The OSCE - the largest of the regional structure, the 56 countries of Europe, Central Asia and North America.
KZ was the first among the countries of the former Soviet Union was chaired by the Organization.
The motto of our chairmanship in the OSCE four steel "T": trust, tradition, transparency and tolerance.
The final event of the presidency of kz became OSCE summit in Astana, held on 1-2 December 2010, after more than a deacde hiastus - the previous Summit held in Istanbul in 1999.
The Summit was attended by 38 heads of State and Government, senior officials of the OSCE participating States and representatives of other international and regional organizations. T
The main topics of the summit were the questions of sustainable security in the Europe-Atlantic and Eurasian space, the problem of Afganistan, the solution of "Frozen" conflicts.
At the end of the summit adopted the Astana declaration. In it, the Summit reaffirmed the commitments of the OSCE principles and and values enshrined in the Helsinki Final act and the Chauter of Paris for a new Europe and other documents of the Organization.