An intellectual competition for students as part of the project "100 Questions Dedicated to the Ulus of Jochi"

S.K. Uderbayeva, Candidate of Historical Sciences and acting professor in the Department of the History of Kazakhstan held an intellectual competition for second-year students in the "6B02205 Scientific History" degree program, as part of the project "100 Questions Dedicated to the Ulus of Jochi."

During the intellectual competition, students demonstrated their knowledge of the history of the formation of the Ulus of Jochi, its political and socio-economic development, historical figures, and its role in the history of the Eurasian region. The competition aimed to develop participants' skills in working with historical sources, analyzing information, presenting their views in a well-reasoned manner, and making prompt decisions. Furthermore, this project contributes to increasing the younger generation's interest in national history and encouraging a deeper study of historical heritage. Such educational activities not only enhance students' intellectual potential but also contribute to fostering their historical awareness and sense of patriotism.

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