Which option best describes the demographic changes that occurred in Kazakhstan under the Soviet Union?(1 point)
Responses
The Kazakh population in Kazakhstan remained largely unchanged.
The Kazakh population in Kazakhstan remained largely unchanged.
Kazakhs became a minority group in Kazakhstan.
Kazakhs became a minority group in Kazakhstan.
The Kazakh population declined during this period, but remained a majority.
The Kazakh population declined during this period, but remained a majority.
The Kazakh population grew as a proportion of Kazakhstan’s total population.
1 answer
The option that best describes the demographic changes that occurred in Kazakhstan under the Soviet Union is:
Kazakhs became a minority group in Kazakhstan.
During the Soviet period, significant immigration of ethnic Russians and other groups into Kazakhstan occurred, leading to a decline in the proportion of Kazakhs in their own country, ultimately resulting in Kazakhs becoming a minority in terms of the overall population.
