Central Asian Journal of Social Sciences and History
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Feeding of Milking Cows
Get PDFMilk obtained from cows has a high level of dietetic and medicinal properties. Its chemical composition is close to mother's milk. 50-70% of high-milking heifers are milked by hand or by machine. The feeding rate of lactating sows is the same as that of lactating sows
Психологическая Характеристика Жизнестойкости В Подростковый Период
Get PDFДанная статья написана на основе результатов исследовательской работы, направленной на изучение психологических особенностей формирования жизнестойкости у подростков. На основании результатов исследования, проведенного автором статьи, освещена степень сформированности жизнестойкости и ее компонентов у узбекских подростков, а также ее психологический анализ
Relations of Turkestan Jadids to Technologies Entering the Country
Get PDFThis article deals with the attitude of the Jadids of Turkestan to new technologies, changes in the conditions of industrial production in Turkestan, periodicals, the benefits of technical equipment for the industries of the region
The Special Features of Material Designing in EFL in Primary Education
Get PDFThis article discusses the main features and priorities of materials designing in teaching foreign language in primary education. Learning to use the language skills requires knowledge of the content and practice. It is essential for students to gain a conceptual knowledge of the topic of discussion for presenting the ideas effectively. According to some theories, the information which are provided to learners help them to conceptualize a new idea and that in turn helps them to perform efficiently
Historical Reasons for the Land-Water Reforms of the Soviet Government in Surkhandarya
Get PDFIn 1925-1929, land and water reforms were carried out in Uzbekistan aimed at liquidating the farms of large landowners, the purpose of which was to reduce their impact on the population. This article presents information about the land and water reforms carried out in the Surkhan oasis in 1928-1929, and their results
Using Video Materials in Teaching the Russian Language
Get PDFNowadays, video is gaining popularity and is becoming an alternative used in education. Its popularity stems from its widespread access to online videos like Youtube, Netflix, etc.
In our opinion, the best alternative is to study Russian as a foreign language using technology (video clips), as it is not expensive, can be enjoyable and can have a greater impact on their Russian language proficiency. Genuine Russian videos, for example, offer instructors a wide range of reference materials that can be used in Russian as a foreign language classroom to improve students' listening comprehension
Reception Ceremony at the Royal Court of the Khiva Khanate
Get PDFThe paper considers preliminaries, particularly organization details of Reception Ceremony and main etiquette of Diplomacy in Khiva in early modern period. Through the negotiation procedures there are illuminated main direction and characters of the Khiva Khanate’s foreign relation as well. The main idea of the paper is to illustrate the worthy place of Khorezm in the system of international relations in the region.
Some Changes to Expand the Cotton Raw Material in Southern Uzbekistan in 20-30 Years of the XX Century
Get PDFThis article analyses exact changes to expand the cotton raw material in Southern Uzbeksitan in 20-30 years of the XX century. It notices the processes and the restoration of the irrigation system and improve water supply, nine water distribution networks and 64 mirob departments. This article glances development of new irrigation systems and study of water resources to expand irrigated lands
The Process of Dekulakization in the Surkhan Own in 20-30 Years of the XX Century and the Division of Kulaks Into Category
Get PDFWhen talking about the period under study, it is impossible not to dwell on agriculture, which is the link of the economy. In the 1920s and 1930s, the main occupation of the local population of the oasis was agriculture, and the Soviet government was well aware of this. Not ignoring this, the Soviet government abolished individual farms and began to collectivize them en masse. These farms were carried out by districts, leaving a negative mark on the policy pursued by the Soviet government. The newly formed Soviet government called the population's self-sufficient farms "kulaks" and "rich" and divided them into classes and abolished them as a class. The abolition of "kulak" farms as a class will be carried out through the following measures. [1, 56-57]: firstly, all “kulak” farms, individual taxpayers, exploiters deprived of the right to vote on the basis of economic status will be liquidated, and secondly, “kulak” irrigated lands, courtyards, large fields of trees, working animals, food, complex agricultural inventory, processing enterprises were confiscated and transferred to the indivisible funds of the collective farms. The Soviet government also provided for the abolition of all agreements on debt, debt obligations on the "kulak" farms, usury obligations, and thirdly, the mass relocation of "kulak" farms deprived of land and means of production from the collectivization areas, active against collective farms
Improving the Process of Building our Cement Concrete Roads
Get PDFThe need for public-private partnership in the field of road construction, the active involvement of international organizations and private partners in the construction or repair of roads