Kazakhstan's Gvoernment Today
Kazakhstan has a republic gobernment; Kazakhstan got they're independence in December 16of the year 1991. They are separated by 14 providese and they're legal systen is based on the civil law system. Kazakhstan has an Executive branch, legislative branch, and a Judicial branch. They have political parties which are the agarian party and the Ak Zhol Party "white Road." They're national holiday is October 25, 1990-which is called Republic Day. The coutries long form of name is the republic of Kazakhstan, the short form is Kazakhstan, the local long form is Qazaqstan Respublikasy, and the local former way is Kakh soviet socialist Republic.
Constitution of 1993-1995
Two new constitutions written in 1993 and 1995 have ecsured the power of the president and his control over the government. The 1993 constituion replaced the soviet constitution, the prime minister and the coucil of ministers are responsivle only to the poresident. A new Constituion.
Government in the late 1700's
In Kazakhstan there was a war in the Jungars between 1723-1728. The economic and political status was against joined the Russia. Under soviet communist rule, farms were placed under government control. IN Russia the Bolsheviks took over power in October 1917. the years of fighting took its toll on he Kazakhstan's government.
Early History
Kazakhstan has had people iliving in ti since the stone age. There were farming settlements. Curing the Bronze Age, Nomads roamed the area in the early times. Oner the centuries different tribes came to hte region. These tribes were the scythian-Saka, Hun, and Turkic tribes. In the early thirteenth century, the mongols, under the rule of Genghis Khan, took control of "Kazakhstan." The Mongols wer an odd people who libed in the outer reaches of the Gobe Desrert in what is now Outer Mongolia. The people of Kazkhstan were pastoral and tribal people they did not really seem to be of any trouble to nieghboring people.
kazakhstan's History
The place now known as Kazakhstan, was home to nomadic peoples for centuries. During the 6th century A.D. the Kazakhstan aligned with the Turkish Empire. Digerent tribves were magriting from to different areas during the 8th century, and the early 13th century, central Asia was conquared by the Genghis Khans Golden Horde. Their descendants, known as the white horde, ruled the territoy until the Mongol Empire crumbled in the lated 14th century. The Kazak nation that emerged was a mixture of Turki nd Mongol peoples. From the year 1511 to the year 1518, the Kazaks were unified and their territoy expanded under the leader ship of Kassim Khan. The contact that was with imperial Russia was minimal until the early 1700s, when Russia built forts in southern Siberia and norther Kazakhstan.
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