Outbreak of World War II and its Impact in Colonies Additional One

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At which Swiss town did Germany and France agree in 1925 to respect the Rhine frontiers established by the Versailles treaty?

A.Geneva B.Locarno C.Munich D.Berchtesgaden

Which step of Hitler is described in the lesson as the first breach of the Treaty of Versailles?

A.Sending troops to occupy the Rhineland B.Announcing an army built by conscription to over half a million men C.Forcing the merger of Austria with Germany D.Occupying the Sudetenland

Consider the following statements:
1. Britain and France condemned Mussolini's invasion of Ethiopia.
2. This helped Hitler to establish a close relationship with Italy.
3. Emperor Haile Selassie received full help from the League of Nations.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

A.1 only B.1 and 2 only C.2 and 3 only D.1, 2 and 3

Arrange the following steps of Hitler in chronological order:
1. Occupation of the Rhineland
2. Incorporation of the Saar into Germany
3. Invasion of Poland
4. Forcible merger of Austria with Germany

A.2, 1, 4, 3 B.1, 2, 4, 3 C.2, 4, 1, 3 D.1, 4, 2, 3

The policy of buying peace at any cost followed by Chamberlain and his French counterpart towards Hitler was called

A.Blitzkrieg B.Lend-Lease C.Appeasement D.Collective security

Consider the following statements about the Battle of Britain:
1. It was fought in the air between July and October 1940.
2. The newly developed radar helped the Royal Air Force detect German aircraft at a distance.
3. In this battle Hitler suffered his first defeat.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

A.1 only B.1 and 2 only C.2 and 3 only D.1, 2 and 3

At which 1943 conference, also attended by Stalin, was the Anglo-American invasion of France fixed for 6 June 1944?

A.Casablanca B.Teheran C.Yalta D.Potsdam

Match the following:
(a) Liberation of Paris - 1. 6 August 1945
(b) Allied bombing of Dresden - 2. 9 August 1945
(c) Atomic bomb on Hiroshima - 3. 25 August 1944
(d) Atomic bomb on Nagasaki - 4. 13-15 February 1945

A.(a)-3, (b)-4, (c)-1, (d)-2 B.(a)-4, (b)-3, (c)-2, (d)-1 C.(a)-3, (b)-4, (c)-2, (d)-1 D.(a)-1, (b)-2, (c)-3, (d)-4

Assertion (A): Hitler refused to allow a strategic withdrawal of his army from Stalingrad.
Reason (R): He was scared that a withdrawal from Stalingrad would greatly dent Nazi prestige.

A.Both A and R are correct. R explains A B.Both A and R are correct. R does not explain A C.A is correct but R is wrong D.A is wrong but R is correct

Q10

Under whose leadership did the Taiping Rebellion develop from a peasant uprising into a revolutionary movement?

A.Sun Yat-sen B.Hung Hsiu-chuan C.Yuan Shih-kai D.Chiang Kai-shek

Q11

Match the following:
(a) Sun Yat-sen - 1. First director of the Whampoa Military Academy
(b) Michael Borodin - 2. Assistant librarian in Peking University
(c) Chiang Kai-shek - 3. Founded a political party in Tokyo in 1905
(d) Mao Tse-tung - 4. Reorganised the Kuomintang as a centralised mass party

A.(a)-3, (b)-4, (c)-1, (d)-2 B.(a)-4, (b)-3, (c)-2, (d)-1 C.(a)-3, (b)-1, (c)-4, (d)-2 D.(a)-1, (b)-4, (c)-3, (d)-2

Q12

Consider the following statements about the Long March:
1. The Communist army set out on it in 1934.
2. Of the 100,000 who set out, only 20,000 reached northern Shensi late in 1935.
3. The marchers crossed nearly 600 miles.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

A.1 only B.1 and 2 only C.2 and 3 only D.1, 2 and 3

Q13

Which was the first native political society, organised in 1908, that marked the first clear manifestation of nationalism in the East Indies?

A.Sarekat Islam B.Volksraad C.Boedi Oetomo D.Indonesian Nationalist Party

Q14

Assertion (A): The nationalist movement in the East Indies took shape much later than in the Philippines.
Reason (R): The Dutch were slow in introducing Western education.

A.Both A and R are correct. R explains A B.Both A and R are correct. R does not explain A C.A is correct but R is wrong D.A is wrong but R is correct

Q15

The Tydings-McDuffie Act of 1934 (the Philippines Independence Act) provided for

A.the immediate independence of the Philippines B.a ten-year period for transferring power to Filipinos C.the cession of the Philippines by Spain to the United States D.Philippine membership of SEATO

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