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Part I
The Uzbek khanates in the mid-19th century
1
Three states: territory, population and government
Lessons 1–2
2
Land, taxes, crafts and trade
Lessons 3
3
Culture of the khanates: epics, madrasas, history writing, architecture
Lessons 4
Part II
The Russian Empire's conquest of Central Asia
4
Causes and first stages of the conquest
Lessons 5
5
The capture of Tashkent (1864–1865)
Lessons 6
6
The Turkestan Governor-Generalship (1867)
Lessons 7
7
War against Bukhara and the treaty of 1868
Lessons 8–9
8
The Khiva campaign and the Gandimian treaty (1873)
Lessons 10
9
The end of the Khanate of Kokand and the results of the conquest
Lessons 11
Part III
Colonial policy in Turkestan
10
The administrative system of the Turkestan Governor-Generalship
Lessons 12
11
Land policy and resettlement
Lessons 13
12
The court system and the military-police order
Lessons 14
13
Railways, cotton and the colonial economy
Lessons 15
Part IV
National liberation movements of the late 19th century
14
The beginning and causes of the protest movements
Lessons 16
15
The Tashkent “Cholera Riot” (1892)
Lessons 17
16
The Andijan uprising (1898)
Lessons 18
17
The significance of the liberation movements
Lessons 19
Part V
The Karakalpaks
18
The Karakalpaks: life, taxes and uprisings
Lessons 20–21
19
The Karakalpaks in the Amu Darya Division and their culture
Lessons 22–23
Part VI
The Jadid movement
20
The emergence of the Jadid movement
Lessons 24
21
The aims and representatives of the Jadids
Lessons 25–26
22
The Jadids, Islam and the political movement (1917)
Lessons 27
Part VII
Turkestan and the First World War
23
The First World War and Turkestan
Lessons 28
24
The beginning of the 1916 uprising
Lessons 29
25
The Jizzakh uprising and the consequences of the events of 1916
Lessons 30–31
Part VIII
The Emirate of Bukhara and the Khanate of Khiva (late 19th – early 20th century)
26
The Emirate of Bukhara: government, taxes and economy
Lessons 32
27
The Young Bukharans and the end of the Emirate of Bukhara
Lessons 33
28
The Khanate of Khiva: government, landholding and economy
Lessons 34
29
Khiva: uprisings, the Young Khivans and the end of the khanate
Lessons 35
Part IX
Cultural life under colonial rule
30
The education system and the press
Lessons 36
31
History writing, natural sciences and literature
Lessons 37
32
Theatre, music and new art forms
Lessons 38
33
Architecture, fine arts and the final review
Lessons 39–40
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Week 5
The capture of Tashkent (1864–1865)
Lessons 6 · 1 lessons · S. Tillaboyev, A. Zamonov. O‘zbekiston tarixi (History of Uzbekistan, second half of the 19th – early 20th century), Grade 9, 3rd edition. “Sharq” Publishing House, Tashkent, 2019
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