Glimpses of World History
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Multiple Choice Quiz with Answers
- Zimbabwe attained independence in     - 1975
- 1979
- 1980
- 1981
 
 
- World War II commenced in     - 1930
- 1935
- 1939
- 1940
 
 
- World War I commenced in     - 1904
- 1908
- 1910
- 1914
 
 
- Why did Pakistan leave the Commonwealth in 1971?     - Due to Russian interference in Afghanistan
- Due to recognition of Bangladesh
- Due to Indo-Pak war
- None of these
 
 
- Who drafted the ?Declaration of American Independence?     - George Washington
- Thomas Jefferson
- Karl Marx
- None of these
 
 
- Which was the Napoleon?s last battle in which he was captured and exiled to St Helena?      - Battle of Trafalgar
- Battle of Waterloo
- Battle of Austerlitz
- Battle of Leipzig
 
 
- Which country suffered the maximum in World War II?     - France
- Germany
- Japan
- England
 
 
- Which among the following battles was not fought by Napoleon?     - Battle of Waterloo
- Battle of Leipzig
- Battle of Trafalgar
- Battle of the Jutland
 
 
- When was the War of American independence fought?     - 1770
- 1772
- 1775
- 1776
 
 
- When was the ?Declaration of Rights? drafted for American independence?     - 1774
- 1775
- 1776
- 1778
 
 
- To which of the following countries did Karl Marx belong?     - Italy
- Yugoslavia
- Russia
- Germany
 
 
- The War of Roses in European history is associated with the     - War between England and France
- Civil war in England
- Anglo ? Spanish War
- War between Prussia and Austria
 
 
- The war of American Independence was fought between     - North America and South America
- Britain and North America
- France and America
- Canada and South America
 
 
- The Treaty of Versailles was signed in     - 1914
- 1920
- 1928
- 1919
 
 
- The Treaty of Versailles ended the     - World War
- World War II
- French Revolution
- Russo ? Japanese War
 
 
- The second atom bomb was dropped on Nagasaki on      - Aug. 6, 1914
- Aug. 9, 1945
- Aug. 6, 1943
- Aug. 9, 1943
 
 
- The Hundred ? year War was fought between     - France and Germany
- Germany and Austria
- France and England
- England and Austria
 
 
- The Hundred ? year War fought between Franc and England was started by     - Edward III
- Henry V
- The Duke of Normandy
- Joan of Arc
 
 
- The first atom bomb was dropped on Hiroshima on     - Aug. 6, 1945
- Aug. 9, 1945
- Aug. 9, 1946
- Aug. 6, 1942
 
 
- Scientific Socialism is connected with     - Rousseau
- Roosevelt
- Bismarck
- Karl Marx
 
 
- Queen Maria Theresa is associated with the     - Civil war in England
- War of Austrian succession
- Seven ? year War
- Thirty ? year War
 
 
- Napoleon Bonaparte belonged to     - France
- Austria
- Germany
- England
 
 
- Kerensky was associated with the     - French Revolution
- Industrial Revolution
- Russian Revolution
- None of these
 
 
- Crusades were conducted during the period     - AD 1080 ? 1100
- AD 1088 ? 1200
- AD 1088 ? 1270
- AD 1270 ? 1300
 
 
- Crusades were conducted by European Christians to liberate Jerusalem from the domination of     - Seljuk Turks
- Palestinians
- Libyans
- Egyptians
 
 
- Crusades were      - Movement to spread Christianity
- Movement against Catholic Christians
- Movement against Protestants
- Christians to liberate the holy land
 
 
- Battle of Waterloo was fought in     - 1805
- 1809
- 1813
- 1815
 
 
- Bangladesh was created in     - 1970
- 1971
- 1972
- 1973
 
 
- ?Phoney War? is associated with the invasion by     - Japan of Norway and Poland
- France of Holland and Switzerland
- Germany of Norway and Denmark
- Britain of Holland and Japan
 
 
- ?Boston Tea party? is associated with the     - French Revolution
- Russian Revolution
- American Independence
- Independence of Egypt
 
 
- All of the following were true concerning absolute monarchs EXCEPT     - Ultimate state authority resided in them
- They claimed to rule by divine right
- They lacked a bureaucracy to assist them
- They could make laws
 
 
- In central Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries     - The Thirty years War strengthened German
- The region was highly commercialized and based on capitalism
- Strong monarchies prevailed
- Thirty Years War began modern state system
 
 
- Capitalism is characterized by all given below EXCEPT     - The elimination of financial risks
- Private ownership
- The ability to make profits
- The laws of supply and demand
 
 
- The enlightment was     - Unrelated to Scientific Revolution
- Believed in basic goodness of human nature
- Was incompatible with feminism
- Was a global movement
 
 
- The regime of Mikhail Gorbachev differed from that of Brezhnev in that Gorbachev     - Closed churches in Soviet Union
- He prevented private ownerships
- He imposed strict censorship
- He allowed elements of a market economy
 
 
- The African National Congress      - Was formed after the age of new imperialism
- Was accused of Communist leanings by the South African government
- Decreased its activism after Sharpeville Massacre
- Had less support from other nations
 
 
- Which country changed allegiances between World War I and World War II?     - Russia
- Japan
- China
- Spain
 
 
- Post-World I territorial changes     - Rewarded Russia with territorial gains
- United Austria and Hungary
- Crated the Polish Corridor from German territory
- Strengthened the Ottoman empire
 
 
- Because of their common history of feudalism, both Japan and the nations of western Europe have a tradition of     - Industrialism
- Militarism
- Imperialism
- A strong executive
 
 
- The French Revolution     - Gave women the right to vote
- Gave France a permanent republican government
- Was successful in meeting all its goals
- Awakened republican goals among French commoners
 
| 1. c | 2. c | 3. d | 4. b | 5. b | 
| 6. b | 7. c | 8. d | 9. c | 10. c | 
| 11. d | 12. b | 13. b | 14. d | 15. a | 
| 16. b | 17. b | 18. b | 19. a | 20. d | 
| 21. b | 22. a | 23. c | 24. c | 25. a | 
| 26. d | 27. d | 28. b | 29. c | 30. a | 
| 31. c | 32. d | 33. a | 34. b | 35. d | 
| 36. b | 37. b | 38. d | 39. d | 40. d | 

 
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