Well structured WBBSE 9 History MCQ Questions Chapter 4 Industrial Revolution: Colonialism and Imperialism can serve as a valuable review tool before exams.
Industrial Revolution: Colonialism and Imperialism Class 9 WBBSE MCQ Questions
Multiple Choice Questions :
Question 1.
Invention first appeared in the-
(A) cotton industry
(B) jute industry
(C) tea industry
(D) silk industry
Answer:
(A) cotton industry
Question 2.
Humphry Davy invented the-
(A) Spinning Jenny
(B) Safety Lamp
(C) Water Frame
(D) Flying Shuttle
Answer:
(B) Safety Lamp
Question 3.
Socialism is a political, economic and philosophical doctrine opposed to-
(A) Capitalism
(B) Communism
(C) Nationalism
(D) Communalism
Answer:
(A) Capitalism
Question 4.
Industrial Revolution led to the growth of-
(A) Communalism
(B) Communism
(C) Imperialism
(D) Terrorism
Answer:
(C) Imperialism
Question 5.
Flying Shuttle was discovered by-
(A) John Kay
(B) Crompton
(C) James Watt
(D) Hargreaves
Answer:
(A) John Kay
Question 6.
In which country did the ‘Luddite Riot’ break out?
(A) Russia
(B) England
(C) Greece
(D) France
Answer:
(B) England
Question 7.
‘March of the Blanketeers’ started from-
(A) Manchester
(B) Paris
(C) Peking
(D) Berlin
Answer:
(A) Manchester
Question 8.
The International Working Men’s Association was established by-
(A) Louis Blanc
(B) Fourier
(C) Proudhon
(D) Karl Marx
Answer:
(D) Karl Marx
Question 9.
The word ‘Socialism’ was first introduced by-
(A) Charles Fourier
(B) Saint Simon
(C) Robert Owen
(D) Arnold Toynbee
Answer:
(C) Robert Owen
Question 10.
The book ‘New View of Society’ was written by-
(A) Thomas Hobson
(B) Charles Fourier
(C) Robert Owen
(D) Louis Blanc
Answer:
(C) Robert Owen
Question 11.
The book ‘Das Capital’ was published in-
(A) 1857
(B) 1867
(C) 1877
(D) 1897
Answer:
(B) 1867
Question 12.
The book ‘Organisation of Labour’ was composed by-
(A) Arnold Toynbee
(B) Louis Blanc
(C) Hobson
(D) Karl Marx
Answer:
(B) Louis Blanc
Question 13.
Industrial Revolution first started in-
(A) England
(B) Germany
(C) France
(D) Russia
Answer:
(A) England
Question 14.
Spinning mule was invented by-
(A) Stephenson
(B) John Kay
(C) Crompton
(D) Cartwright
Answer:
(C) Crompton
Question 15.
According to Arnold Toynbee Industrial Revolution started in-
(A) 1758
(B) 1760
(C) 1660
(D) 1768
Answer:
(B) 1760
Question 16.
Industrial Revolution first started in-
(A) Coal industry
(B) Jute industry
(C) Iron industry
(D) Textile industry
Answer:
(D) Textile industry
Question 17.
Spinning Jenny was invented by-
(A) John Kay
(B) Richard Arkwright
(C) Stephenson
(D) James Hergreaves
Answer:
(D) James Hergreaves
Question 18.
The Industrial Revolution led to the emergence of a new class –
(A) aristoratic class
(B) middle class
(C) lower class
(D) warrior class
Answer:
(B) middle class
Question 19.
Industrial Revolution led to the emergence of two new classes –
(A) Teacher and student
(B) ruler and subject
(C) lord and slave
(D) owner and worker
Answer:
(D) owner and worker
Question 20.
Chartist movement was a-
(A) Students’ movement
(B) Peasants’ movement
(C) Workers’ movement
(D) Women’s movement
Answer:
(C) Workers’ movement
Question 21.
Chartist movement took place in-
(A) England
(B) France
(C) Germany
(D) Russia
Answer:
(A) England
Question 22.
The author of the book ‘A New View of Society’ was-
(A) Joseph Proudhon
(B) Mikhail Bakunin
(C) Vladimir Lenin
(D) Robert Owen
Answer:
(D) Robert Owen
Question 23.
The Utopian socialist whose ideas became popular in America-
(A) Mikhail Bakunin
(B) Charles Fourier
(C) Saint Simon
(D) Vladimir Lenin
Answer:
(B) Charles Fourier
Question 24.
The author of the book ‘Utopia’ was-
(A) Robert Owen
(B) Charles Fourier
(C) Karl Marx
(D) Thomas More
Answer:
(D) Thomas More
Question 25.
Louis Auguste Blanqui was-
(A) Utopian Socialist
(B) Scientific Socialist
(C) Capitalist
(D) Imperialist
Answer:
(A) Utopian Socialist
Question 26.
The father of scientific socialism was-
(A) Saint Simon
(B) Montesquieu
(C) Karl Marx
(D) Robert Owen
Answer:
(C) Karl Marx
Question 27.
Who said-“The state is a machinery for exploitation”?
(A) Montesquieu
(B) Rousseau
(C) Karl Marx
(D) Frederick Engels
Answer:
(B) Rousseau
Question 28.
Who said-“Imperialism is the highest stage of capitalism”?
(A) Karl Marx
(B) Lenin
(C) Proudhon
(D) Robert Owen
Answer:
(B) Lenin
Question 29.
The famous book of Karl Marx is-
(A) Das Capital
(B) Divine Comedy
(C) The Prince
(D) Macbeth
Answer:
(A) Das Capital
Question 30.
The Father of modern socialism –
(A) Frederich Engels
(B) Karl Marx
(C) Rousseau
(D) Robert Owen
Answer:
(B) Karl Marx
Question 31.
The ‘Father of anarchism’ is-
(A) Louis Blanc
(B) Lenin
(C) Proudhon
(D) Karl Marx
Answer:
(C) Proudhon
Question 32.
The members of the Triple Alliance were-
(A) England, France, Britain
(B) England, France, Russia
(C) Germany, Austria, Italy
(D) Germany, Austria, France
Answer:
(C) Germany, Austria, Italy
Question 33.
The members of the Triple Entente were-
(A) England, France, Germany
(B) England, France, Spain
(C) England, France, Russia
(D) England, France, Italy
Answer:
(C) England, France, Russia
Question 34.
Archduke Francis Ferdinand was the heir to the-
(A) Serbian throne
(B) Austrian throne
(C) Spanish throne
(D) German throne
Answer:
(B) Austrian throne
Question 35.
Gavrilo Princip was a member of the-
(A) Triple Alliance
(B) ‘Black Hand’ terrorist organisation
(C) International Workingmen’s Association
(D) Communist Party
Answer:
(B) ‘Black Hand’ terrorist organisation
Question 36.
David Livingstone, the famous European explorer had been to-
(A) Africa
(B) Asia
(C) America
(D) Antartica
Answer:
(A) Africa
Question 37.
Ethiopia is a country in-
(A) Asia
(B) America
(C) Europe
(D) Africa
Answer:
(D) Africa
Question 38.
The Fourth Anglo-Mysore war was fought in-
(A) 1899
(B) 1799
(C) 1699
(D) 1599
Answer:
(B) 1799
Question 39.
Which country started the digging of the Suez Canal through Egypt?
(A) Turkey
(B) England
(C) Russia
(D) France
Answer:
(D) France
Question 40.
The Open Door Policy was issued by-
(A) Sir John Hay
(B) Clement Attlee
(C) Kingsford
(D) Mac Arthur
Answer:
(A) Sir John Hay
Question 41.
Who was the author of ‘Imperialism, the highest stage of Capitalism’?
(A) Louis Blanc
(B) VI Lenin
(C) Karl Marx
(D) Engels
Answer:
(B) VI Lenin
Question 42.
The ‘Three Emperors League’ was a compromise made in-
(A) 1873
(B) 1815
(C) 1833
(D) 1820
Answer:
(A) 1873
Question 43.
The First Opium War was fought between England and-
(A) China
(B) France
(C) Russia
(D) Italy
Answer:
(A) China
Question 44.
In which year was the ‘Open Door Policy’ issued?
(A) 1869
(B) 1867
(C) 1899
(D) 1889
Answer:
(C) 1899
Question 45.
Bismarck was the Chancellor of-
(A) France
(B) Germany
(C) Britain
(D) Italy
Answer:
(D) Italy
Question 46.
The country which established dominance over the Shangtung region was-
(A) Germany
(B) Russia
(C) France
(D) England
Answer:
(A) Germany
Question 47.
The Suez Canal was nationalised in-
(A) 1856
(B) 1956
(C) 1866
(D) 1966
Answer:
(A) 1856
Question 48.
The Suez Canal was constructed by-
(A) England
(B) France
(C) Germany
(D) Italy
Answer:
(B) France
Question 49.
The plan for the construction of Aswan Dam was adopted by-
(A) Prime Minister of England
(B) President of France
(C) President of Egypt
(D) President of America
Answer:
(C) President of Egypt
Question 50.
The Suez Canal was nationalised in 1956 on-
(A) 25 July
(B) 26 July
(C) 24 July
(D) 28 July
Answer:
(B) 26 July
Question 51.
The Suez Canal was nationalised by-
(A) President of America
(B) President of France
(C) President of Egypt
(D) Prime Minister of England
Answer:
(C) President of Egypt
Question 52.
The region in South Africa where the English first established their colony-
(A) Mauritania
(B) Brazil
(C) Cape of Good Hope
(D) Capetown
Answer:
(C) Cape of Good Hope
Question 53.
The Suez Canal flows through-
(A) Turkey
(B) France
(C) Egypt
(D) Arab
Answer:
(C) Egypt
Question 54.
The trade monopoly of the East India Company ended in-
(A) 1793
(B) 1813
(C) 1833
(D) 1853
Answer:
(B) 1813
Question 55.
Colony was first established in Malay by the-
(A) British
(B) Dutch
(C) French
(D) Portuguese
Answer:
(D) Portuguese
Question 56.
When was the Union of South Africa formed?
(A) 1908
(B) 1910
(C) 1912
(D) 1915
Answer:
(B) 1910
Question 57.
The First Opium War was fought by China against-
(A) Russia
(B) France
(C) England
(D) Germany
Answer:
(C) England
Question 58.
The Second Opium War was fought by China agianst-
(A) Russia and Japan
(B) France and Russia
(C) France and Germany
(D) England and France
Answer:
(D) England and France
Question 59.
The Treaty of Nanking was signed between China and England in-
(A) 1840
(B) 1841
(C) 1843
(D) 1842
Answer:
(D) 1842
Question 60.
Algeria in north Africa was a colony of-
(A) English
(B) Portuguese
(C) French
(D) Dutch
Answer:
(C) French
Question 61.
The Triple Entente was formed in-
(A) 1907
(B) 1890
(C) 1905
(D) 1914
Answer:
(A) 1907
Question 62.
Triple Alliance was formed in-
(A) 1882
(B) 1890
(C) 1830
(D) 1859
Answer:
(A) 1882
Question 63.
The direct cause of the First World War was-
(A) Sarajevo murder
(B) militant nationalism
(C) Morocco crisis
(D) Balkan crisis
Answer:
(A) Sarajevo murder
Question 64.
The First World War started in –
(A) 1915
(B) 1916
(C) 1914
(D) 1917
Answer:
(C) 1914
Question 65.
Sarajevo was the capital of-
(A) Serbia
(B) Hungary
(C) Bosnia
(D) Austria
Answer:
(A) Serbia
Question 66.
Karl Marx’s book ‘Poverty of Philosophy’ was published in-
(A) 1845
(B) 1847
(C) 1848
(D) 1871
Answer:
(B) 1847
Question 67.
The Treaty of Tientsin was signed in-
(A) 1857
(B) 1858
(C) 1859
(D) 1860
Answer:
(B) 1858
Question 68.
The countries which signed the Treaty of Shimonoseki-
(A) China, England, France
(B) China, Japan
(C) China, France
(D) China, England
Answer:
(B) China, Japan
Question 69.
The Reinsurance Treaty was signed between Germany-
(A) Austria
(B) Italy
(C) England
(D) Russia
Answer:
(D) Russia
Question 70.
The Three Emperors league was formed between-
(A) England, France and Russia
(B) Russia, Germany and Austria
(C) Germany, Austria and Italy
(D) Germany, Japan and Italy
Answer:
(B) Russia, Germany and Austria
Question 71.
The alliance of three emperors of Germany, Austria and Russia is known as-
(A) Weltpolitik
(B) Dreikaiserbund
(C) Lebensraum
(D) Schadenfreude
Answer:
(B) Dreikaiserbund
Fill in the blanks :
1. The Bank of France established by _____ (Louis Napoleon/Napoleon Bonaparte/Karl Marx) helped the process of industrialisation in France.
Answer:
Napoleon Bonaparte
2. _____ (France/England/Germany) was known as the ‘workshop of the world.’
Answer:
England
3. _____ (Lancashire/Norfolk/Birmingham) was the chief centre of the cotton industry.
Answer:
Lancashire
4. The real beginning of the Industrial Revolution in Germany was only after her unification in _____ (1868/1869/1870).
Answer:
1870
5. Kaiser William II was the emperor of _____ (Austria/Italy/Germany).
Answer:
Germany
6. _____ (Samuel Morse/Graham Bell/ Marconi) invented the telephone system.
Answer:
Graham Bell
7. _____ (James Watt/ Samuel Crompton/ Richard Arkwright) devised the system of using steam power to work machines.
Answer:
James Watt
8. The founder of International Working men’s Association was _____ (Stalin/Lenin/Karl Marx).
Answer:
Karl Marx
9. The famous Communist Manifesto was first published in _____ (1830/1848/1849).
Answer:
1848
10. The _____ (DasKapital/Communist Manifesto/Mein Kampf) is regarded as the ‘Bible of Socialism’.
Answer:
Das Kapital
11. _____ (Communism/Communalism/ Imperialism) was an important cause of the First World War.
Answer:
Imperialism
12. The ‘Grand Consolidated National Union’ was formed under the leadership of _____ (Robert Owen/Wilfred Owen/Karl Marx).
Answer:
Robert Owen
13. The year of ‘Peterloo Massacre’ was _____ (1800/1812/1819).
Answer:
1819
14. Auguste Blanqui used the term Industrial Revolution in _____ (1847/1837/1857).
Answer:
1837
15. England and Scotland was united in _____ (1607/1707/1807).
Answer:
1707
16. _____ (Karl Marx / Robert Owen/ Lenin) said ‘Workers of the world unite.’
Answer:
Lenin
17. _____ (Robert Owen/Saint Simon/Engels) is known as the ‘Father of British Socialism’.
Answer:
Robert Owen
18. After the opening of the Suez Canal in _____ (1865/1868/1869) distance between China and Europe reduced considerably.
Answer:
1869
19. The dismemberment of _____ (Africa/China/ Indo-China) by the foreign powers is commonly known as ‘the cutting of the Chinese melon’.
Answer:
China
20. The First World War ended in _____ (1918/ 1919/1920).
Answer:
1918
21. The Treaty of Nanking was signed between Britain and _____ (Japan/Russia/France).
Answer:
China
22. The Treaty of Tientsin was signed in _____ (1860/1861/1863).
Answer:
1861
23. Ethopia was formally annexed to Italy in _____ (1919/1936/1946).
Answer:
1936
24. The Nawab of Bengal during the Battle of Plassey was _____ (Mir Jafar/Mir Kasim/ Siraj-ud-daula).
Answer:
Siraj-Ud-Daula
25. The Entente Cordiale was signed in _____ (1904/1906/1908).
Answer:
1904
26. The First Balkan War came to an end with the signing of the treaty of _____ (London/ Peking/Nanking).
Answer:
London
27. _____ (America/Africa/Australia) is called the ‘Dark Continent’.
Answer:
Africa
28. The English General in the Battle of Plassey was _____ (Arthur Wellesley/Vansittart/ Robert Clive).
Answer:
Robert Clive
29. The direct cause of the First World War was _____ (Sarajevo murder/Morocco crisis/ Agadir Crisis).
Answer:
Sarajevo murder
30. The _____ (Portuguese/British/French) established their colony in Angola.
Answer:
Portuguese
31. Russia imposed the Treaty of San Stephano on _____ (France/Turkey/China).
Answer:
Turkey
32. The English East India Company got the Dewani right in the year _____ (1757/1764) 1765).
Answer:
1765
33. By the Treaty of Nanking China was forced to open _____ (Four/Five/Seven) ports to the foreigners.
Answer:
Five
34. Before the Treaty of Nanking _____ (1842) the foreigners could carry on trade only in the port of (Sanghai/Canton/Shantou).
Answer:
Canton
35. Algeria was the colony of _____ (Britain/ Italy/France).
Answer:
France
36. The jewel in the crown of the British empire was _____ (Africa/India/Togoland).
Answer:
India
Mark True or False :
1. The word Revolution means a change.
Answer: True
2. The Industrial Revolution began in Britain in the second half of the 17 th century.
Answer: False
3. The Industrial Revolution changed the way people lived.
Answer: True
4. The Industrial Revolution made the Western nations rich and powerful.
Answer: True
5. The Industrial Revolution gave birth to the factory system.
Answer: True
6. The real beginning of Industrial Revolution in Russia dates from 1871 after the Emancipation Statute of 1871 was passed.
Answer: False
7. The Industrial Revolution came late in Britain.
Answer: False
8. The most significant impact of the Industrial Revolution was on cotton textiles.
Answer: True
9. The Industrial Revolution in England brought about revolutionary changes in the method of production.
Answer: True
10. Due to Industrial Revolution, cottage industries gained importance.
Answer: False
11. Until the first half of the 20th century, things were made by people in their homes.
Answer: False
12. After deindustrialisation India was transformed from an exporter to an importer.
Answer: True
13. In 1835 in Liverpool (Germany) railway first started.
Answer: False
14. General Ned Ludd gave leadership in the ‘Luddite riot’.
Answer: True
15. Coal and iron are two important natural resources necessary for industrialisation.
Answer: True
16. In England Agricultural Revolution and Enclosure Movement preceded Industrial Revolution.
Answer: True
17. The most important economic event of the reign of Louis Philippe was the arrival in Paris of the railroad.
Answer: True
18. Cartwright invented the Flying Shuttle in 1733.
Answer: False
19. ‘Luddite riot’ was a protest movement of the aristocrats led by General Ned Ludd in Englad.
Answer: False
20. Turnpike trusts were bodies set up for maintaining the principal roads in Britain.
Answer: True
21. Ghetto was an overcrowded urban slum where the factory workers lived in unhygienic condition.
Answer: True
22. Lenin founded the doctorine of scientific socialism.
Answer: False
23. The Whigs Party supported the workers’ movement in England.
Answer: False
24. The German Social Democratic Party was established in 1875
Answer: True
25. Due to Industrial Revolution, economic equality was established between the factory owners and workers.
Answer: False
26. Socialism does not admit of any private right or ownership in either capital or property.
Answer: True
27. The Working Men’s Association of Germany presented a large petition to the Parliament known as People’s Charter.
Answer: False
28. Karl Marx was the leader of International Working Men’s Association.
Answer: True
29. The Industrial Revolution started rather late in France due to the French Revolution.
Answer: True
30. Industrialisation of Germany was hindered by Napoleonic warfare.
Answer: False
31. By the 15 th century, the British had several colonies all over the world.
Answer: False
32. Africa is famous for its mines which are rich in gold, diamonds and rubies.
Answer: True
33. In 1895 Ethiopia and Liberia were the only two independent countries in Africa.
Answer: True
34. Bank of France was recognised by the French emperor Napoleon III.
Answer: True
35. By the Treaty of Shimonoseki Hong Kong was ceded to the British.
Answer: False
36. The weakness of China encouraged the western powers to make territorial gain in China.
Answer: True
37. Italy was one of the contending parties in the partition of China.
Answer: False
38. In 1945 Mussolini attacked Ethiopia.
Answer: False
39. Radar was used a means of land defence, as well as in ships and planes during World War II.
Answer: True
Choose the best explanation :
1. Statement: The Industrial Revolution started late in France.
Explanation (A): Due to July Revolution of 1830.
Explanation (B): Due to February Revolution of 1848 .
Explanation (C): Due to Aristocratic Revolt in France.
Answer:
Explanation (A): Due to July Revolution of 1830.
2. Statement: Industrial Revolution first started in England.
Explanation (A): It was happened because of political and economic stability and national solidarity.
Explanation (B): The people of England were educated.
Explanation (C): There was demand of textile goods in England.
Answer:
Explanation (A): Due to July Revolution of 1830.
3. Statement: Industrial Revolution started rather late in Germany.
Explanation (A): Germany was divided into numerous small states.
Explanation (B): There was a lack of technical knowldege in Germany
Explanation (C): Germany could not establish colonies in India.
Answer:
Explanation (A): Germany was divided into numerous small states.
4 Statement: During the Industrial Revolution people of the villages began to move to cities.
Explanation (A): To take part in politics.
Explanation (B): For education.
Explanation (C): For employment.
Answer:
Explanation (C): For employment.
5. Statement: Different countries of Europe adopted a policy of aggressive imperialism.
Explanation (A): To establish colonies in different countries of Europe.
Explanation (B): To conquer those countries.
Explanation (C): To establish industries, mills and factories in those countries.
Answer:
Explanation (C): To establish industries, mills and factories in those countries.
6. Statement: France dug Suez Canal.
Explanation (A): The purpose of digging the Suez canal was to establish dominance over Egypt.
Explanation (B): Egypt asks France to dig the Suez Canal.
Explanation (C): Communication with the East was facilitated through the Suez Canal.
Answer:
Explanation (C): Communication with the East was facilitated through the Suez Canal.
7. Statement: US secretary Sir John Hay issued the Open Door Policy.
Explanation (A): As different European power established dominance over different part of China, America feared that it may not get a chance in China.
Explanation (B): America felt that China needed to be kept open for everyone.
Explanation (C): America wanted to bring China closer to Europe.
Answer:
Explanation (A): As different European power established dominance over different part of China, America feared that it may not get a chance in China.
8. Statement: Austria blamed Serbia for Sarajevo Assassination.
Explanation (A): Serbia was directly involved in this assassination.
Explanation (B): Serbia had good relation with Bosnian Serbs and Serbia supported the antiAustrian movement.
Explanation (C): The assassin was a Serb.
Answer:
Explanation (B): Serbia had good relation with Bosnian Serbs and Serbia supported the antiAustrian movement.
9. Statement: Serb terrorist Gavrilo Princip killed Austrian prince Ferdinand.
Explanation (A): Austria captured Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Explanation (B): Austria attacked Serbia.
Explanation (C): Austria led the Slav movement.
Answer:
Explanation (A): Austria captured Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Match the columns :
Question 1.
Column I | Column II |
1. Saint Simon | A. Author of Das Capital |
2. Auguste Blanqui | B. Invented telegraph |
3. Karl Marx | C. Utopian socialist |
4. Samuel Morse | D. French economist |
Answer:
Column I | Column II |
1. Saint Simon | C. Utopian socialist |
2. Auguste Blanqui | D. French economist |
3. Karl Marx | A. Author of Das Capital |
4. Samuel Morse | B. Invented telegraph |
Question 2.
Column I | Column II |
1. 1914 | A. Telephone system invented |
2. 1876 | B. Formation of Triple Alliance |
3. 1882 | C. Formation of Triple Entente |
4. 1907 | D. First World War started |
Answer:
Column I | Column II |
1. 1914 | D. First World War started |
2. 1876 | A. Telephone system invented |
3. 1882 | B. Formation of Triple Alliance |
4. 1907 | C. Formation of Triple Entente |
Question 3.
Column I | Column II |
1. Sarajevo | A. A terrorist organisation |
2. German submarine | B. Heir to Austrian Throne |
3. Archduke Francis Ferdinand | C. Bosnia |
4. Black Hand | D. U-boat |
Answer:
Column I | Column II |
1. Sarajevo | C. Bosnia |
2. German submarine | D. U-boat |
3. Archduke Francis Ferdinand | B. Heir to Austrian Throne |
4. Black Hand | A. A terrorist organisation |
Question 4.
Column I | Column II |
1. Robert Owen | A. Spinning Jenny |
2. Samuel Crompton | B. Waterframe |
3. Richard Arkwright | C. Invented the steamship |
4. Robert Fulton | D. Cooperative movement |
Answer:
Column I | Column II |
1. Robert Owen | D. Cooperative movement |
2. Samuel Crompton | A. Spinning Jenny |
3. Richard Arkwright | B. Waterframe |
4. Robert Fulton | C. Invented the steamship |
Question 5.
Column I | Column II |
1. Britain | A. Producer of rubber |
2. Michigan | B. Rich coal field |
3. Brazil | C. Mistress of the seas |
4. Belgium | D. Iron ore deposits |
Answer:
Column I | Column II |
1. Britain | C. Mistress of the seas |
2. Michigan | D. Iron ore deposits |
3. Brazil | A. Producer of rubber |
4. Belgium | B. Rich coal field |
Question 6.
Column I | Column II |
1. Industrial Revolution first started | A. Germany |
2. British colony | B. England |
3. Zollverein | C. India |
4. Serfdom | D. Russia |
Answer:
Column I | Column II |
1. Industrial Revolution first started | B. England |
2. British colony | C. India |
3. Zollverein | A. Germany |
4. Serfdom | D. Russia |
Question 7.
Column I | Column II |
1. Algeria | A. British Colony |
2. Indonesia | B. Spain Colony |
3. Malay | C. Portuguese Colony |
4. Philippines | D. French Colony |
Answer:
Column I | Column II |
1. Algeria | D. French Colony |
2. Indonesia | C. Portuguese Colony |
3. Malay | A. British Colony |
4. Philippines | B. Spain Colony |
Question 8.
Column I | Column II |
1. 1873 | A. Triple Entente |
2. 1882 | B. Triple Alliance |
3. 1904 | C. Dreikaiserbund |
4. 1907 | D. Entente Cordiale |
Answer:
Column I | Column II |
1. 1873 | C. Dreikaiserbund |
2. 1882 | B. Triple Alliance |
3. 1904 | D. Entente Cordiale |
4. 1907 | A. Triple Entente |
Question 9.
Column I | Column II |
1. Drain of wealth | A. 1894-95 |
2. Manchu Government | B. 1936 |
3. Sino-Japanese | C. Private Trade |
4. Ethiopia annexed | D. China |
Answer:
Column I | Column II |
1. Drain of wealth | C. Private Trade |
2. Manchu Government | D. China |
3. Sino-Japanese | A. 1894-95 |
4. Ethiopia annexed | B. 1936 |
Question 10.
Column I | Column II |
1. Canton | A. Germany |
2. Zollverein | B. Emperor of Ethiopia |
3. League of Nations | C. China |
4. Haile Selassie | D. Peace Organisation |
Answer:
Column I | Column II |
1. Canton | C. China |
2. Zollverein | A. Germany |
3. League of Nations | D. Peace Organisation |
4. Haile Selassie | B. Emperor of Ethiopia |
Question 11.
Column I | Column II |
1. Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism | A. John Hay |
2. White Man’s Burden | B. Lenin |
3. King of Belgium | C. Kipling |
4. Open Door Policy | D. Leopold II |
Answer:
Column I | Column II |
1. Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism | B. Lenin |
2. White Man’s Burden | C. Kipling |
3. King of Belgium | D. Leopold II |
4. Open Door Policy | A. John Hay |