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Introduction Introduction
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The agrarian and economic background of the revolts The agrarian and economic background of the revolts
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Colonial legislation and local legal practices Colonial legislation and local legal practices
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Agricultural products and their prices: cotton and wheat Agricultural products and their prices: cotton and wheat
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Revolts and repression Revolts and repression
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Leadership and Islam in the revolts Leadership and Islam in the revolts
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Repression and its economic consequences Repression and its economic consequences
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Notes Notes
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3 The 1916 uprisings in Jizzakh: economic background and political rationales
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Published:December 2019
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Abstract
This chapter discusses the causes, character and rationale of the revolt, by shedding a new light on the specific case of the district (uezd) of Jizzakh, the site of the worst violence and repression in the sedentary areas of Turkestan. As this chapter demonstrates, imperial land policies and the development of cereal production, rather than the process of colonization by Russian settlers, were critical to the outburst of violence here in 1916. In this case study, determining which volost’ of the district of Jizzakh were rioting, and which were not, according to a compilation of data drawn from the archival documents published, allows us to come to the conclusion that only half of the volosts in the district saw rioting during the summer of 1916.
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