The end of the Khanate of Kokand and the results of the conquest
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
List in order the events leading to the end of the Kokand Khanate, 1868–1876.
1868 – trade treaty with the khan; spring 1875 – Pulatkhan uprising; September 1875 – Nasriddinbek treaty; 1875–1876 – fighting for Andijan and Namangan; 19 Feb 1876 – khanate abolished.
2
Collect the four stages (1847–1885) on one page: years – territories – result.
1847–1865: Tashkent and northern Kokand → Turkestan Province; 1865–1868: Bukhara (protectorate 1868); 1873–1879: Khiva (1873) and Kokand (1876); 1880–1885: Turkmens → Transcaspian Province.
3
Which of the textbook’s three reasons seems most important to you? Justify.
A free answer; give a reasoned argument (for example, lack of unity split their forces).
4
On an atlas find Andijan, Namangan, Kokand and Margilan in the Fergana valley and write which country each is in today.
All lie in the Fergana valley within Uzbekistan.