History -- L 3 The Making of A Global World (MCQ ) UP Board, Ncert,CBSE and other boards

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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs )
 1:  Who discovered America?
   a. Alfred Crosby      b. John Winthrop
   c. M.W. Ridley.         d. Christopher Columbus
Answer : d
2:  Name the most important route in the ancient        world trade 
     a. Caravan route.       b. Silk route
     c. Indo Japanese route   d. Cape route
Answer: b
3:  In which of the following years did the great            Depression start 
     a. 1929-30            b. 1935 - 36 
     c. 1940 - 41.          d. 1941 - 42
Answer : a
4: What is Rinderpest ?
     a. Rat plague.        b. Virus
      c. Bacteria.            d. Cattle plague
Answer: d
5: Which one of the following countries was               related to central powers?
   a. Britain.            b. France
    c. Germany.        d. Russia
Answer : c
6: Most Indian indentured workers came from 
    a. Eastern UP.        b. North East states
     c. Jammu and Kashmir.   d. None of these
Answer : a
7:  Which was the main destination of Indian                indentured migrants ?
     a. Africa.          b. Australia
      c. Trinidad.      d. Brazil
Answer : c
8: When did global agriculture economy start ?
     a. 1894.            b. 1890 
      c. 1891.            d. 1892
Answer : b
9 : Until the 18th century, which two countries of          the following were among the world's richest           countries?
       a. China and India.    b. Japan and China
        c. India and Iraq.        d. India and Japan
Answer : a
10:  In which year did the big European powers              meet in Berlin to complete the carving up of            Africa between them ?
        a. 1885.         b. 1890 
         c . 1914.        d. 1918
Answer : a
11:  Which was the fabled city of gold ?
         a. El Paso       b. El Dorado 
          c. Mexico.      d. Lima 
Answer : b
12:  Which of the following diseases had a                      terrifying impact on people's livelihoods and         the local economy of the Africa in the 1890s ?
       a. Rinderpest.      b. Smallpox
        c. Cholera.            d. Plague
Answer : a
13: Which of the following deseases proved a               deadly killer for the people of America ?
        a. Cholera           b. Smallpox
         c. Plague.            d. None of these
Answer : b
14 : Who was VS Naipaul ?
      a. A writer whose forefathers migrated as                   indentured workers.
        b. He is a film producer
         c. He is a philosopher
        d. He is a cricketer
Answer : a
15: Which of the following West -indies cricketer          trace their roots to indentured labour                         migrants  from India ?
     a. Vivian Richards and Gary Sobers 
      b. Chris Gayle and Dwayne Bravo
      c. Ramnaresh Sarwan and Shivnarayan                         Chanderpaul 
      d. Brain Lara and Courtney Walsh
Answer : c
16: Name the law which allowed the British                   government to restrict import of corn .
     a. Corn act.        b. Food act 
     c. Corn laws.      d. Import laws 
Answer : c
17: Which among the following were considered           as allies power ?
      a. Britain, France and Russia
       b. Germany, Austria - Hungary and Ottoman
        c. Japan, France and Germany
        d. Britain,Japan and Russia
Answer : a
18:  Which one of the following were considered            as Axis powers?
         a. Britain, France and US
         b. Nazi Germany, Japan and Italy
         c. Japan, Italy and France
         d. Nazi Germany, France and Britaian 
Answer: b 
19: What was Bretton Wood system ?
       a. Post war millitary system
       b. Post war political system
       c. Post war international economics system
       d. None of the above
Answer : c
20:   Which of the following organisation were                 established during the Bretton Wood                        conference?
          a. UNO and IMF
          b. IMF and the Security Council
          c. IMF and the World Bank 
          d. The World Bank and the RBI
Answer: c
21:  Which among the following are referred to as           the Bretton Wood twins ?
           a. The IMF and the World Bank
            b. The IMF and WTO
            c. The world bank and WTO
Answer : a
22: When was the First World War fought ?
        a. 1910 - 1914.       b. 1914 - 1918
         c. 1918 - 1922.       d. 1922. - 1926
Answer : b 
23 : Which of the following methods was used by          Henry Ford to increase car production ?
        a. Vertical line      b. Assembly line 
         c. Horizontal line   d. None of these
Answer : b
24:  What do you mean by G-77 ?
       a. Group of rich countries
        b. Group of African countries
        c. Group of Asian countries
         d. Group of developing countries
Answer : d
25:  Economic great Depression was started in 
      a. 1928.        b. 1929
       c. 1930         d. 1932
Answer : b

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