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Термин «казах» означает вольный, свободный(истина/ложь) 2 Есім хан создал сборник законов «Жеты жаргы»(истина/ложь)3 Хакназар хана называли «ханом казахским я кыргызским»(истина/ложь)4 |Откочевавшие племена с Кереем и Жанибеком называли «узбек-казахами»(истина/ложь)5 в 1643 г. В Орбулакской битве казахи потерпели поражение(истина/ложь)​

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1.истина2ложь3истина4 ложь5 ложь

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Answer 2

I will try to answer your questions in detail. Here is what I found:

- The term "Kazakh" means free, independent (true/false). True. The word "Kazakh" comes from the ancient Turkic word "qaz", which means "to wander" or "to be free". The Kazakhs are a nomadic people who value their freedom and independence. - Yesim Khan created a collection of laws called "Zheti Zhargy" (true/false). True. Yesim Khan was a ruler of the Kazakh Khanate in the 16th century. He is credited with compiling the "Zheti Zhargy", which means "Seven Laws" in Kazakh. It was a code of laws that regulated the social, economic, and political life of the Kazakhs. - Khaknazar Khan was called "the Khan of the Kazakhs and Kyrgyz" (true/false). False. Khaknazar Khan was a ruler of the Nogai Horde in the 17th century. He was an ally of the Kazakh Khanate, but he was not a khan of the Kazakhs or the Kyrgyz. He was called "the Khan of the Nogais and the Kalmyks" by some sources. - The tribes that migrated with Kerey and Zhanibek were called "Uzbek-Kazakhs" (true/false). True. Kerey and Zhanibek were two tribal leaders who led a group of people from the Uzbek Khanate to the steppes of Central Asia in the 15th century. They were dissatisfied with the rule of Abu'l-Khayr Khan, who tried to impose Islam on them. They were called "Uzbek-Kazakhs" by some historians, because they were originally part of the Uzbek Khanate, but later formed their own identity as Kazakhs. - In 1643, in the Orbulak battle, the Kazakhs suffered a defeat (true/false). False. In 1643, in the Orbulak battle, the Kazakhs achieved a victory over the Jungars, who were a Mongol tribe that invaded their lands. The Kazakhs were led by Tauke Khan, who managed to unite the three juzes (tribal divisions) of the Kazakh Khanate. The battle was a decisive moment in the history of the Kazakh-Dzungar wars.