The Jadids, Islam and the political movement (1917)
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Write the Jadids’ views on religion, economy and education in a three-column table.
Religion – loyalty to Islam, opposing harmful customs; economy – an independent economy, factories, local specialists; education – religious and secular subjects, new-method schools.
2
Calculate the difference between 1938 and 1917.
21
3
Why is it important to take account of the conditions of their time when evaluating historical figures? Write using the Jadids as an example.
Because they worked under limited opportunities and control; it is fairer to judge their work together with those conditions. (Free answer.)
4
According to the delegates, what should the future state be called and what should it include?
Turkestan; it was to include Bukhara, Khiva and the Turkestan Governor-Generalship.