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General Knowledge

Revolutions of the World

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In Class 10 General Knowledge under the World History chapter, this topic introduces major revolutions from different parts of the world. Students learn how political, social, and economic inequalities led people to challenge existing systems, and how revolutionary movements changed governments, rights, societies, and the course of global history.

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  1. Land rights and local autonomy for peasants
  2. Permanent establishment of military dictatorship
  3. Giving all land to foreign investors
  4. Restoring monarchy in France
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  1. Despite oil income feelings of inequality and dependence remained
  2. Oil had no importance in Iran
  3. Oil made all classes equal
  4. Oil ended opposition to the Shah
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  1. Royal power can be limited by law and Parliament
  2. The king is above every law
  3. Parliament has no role in taxation
  4. Civil rights have no importance
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  1. Pressure of urban common people and artisans
  2. Only the power of the royal court
  3. Japanese samurai class
  4. Russian Tsar's army
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  1. By the argument of defending the revolution from internal and external enemies
  2. By the argument of protecting divine monarchy
  3. By the argument of expanding British trade
  4. By the argument of increasing Church property
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  1. Balance between state autonomy and effective central government
  2. Balance between monarchy and feudalism
  3. Complete joint power of Church and king
  4. Restoration of colony and slavery
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  1. It placed a heavy financial burden on Haiti's economy
  2. Haiti immediately became Europe's richest power
  3. France gave Haiti free aid
  4. Slavery again became permanent across Haiti
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  1. Overcrowding poor housing and public health crisis
  2. Divine power of the king
  3. Restoration of the Caliphate
  4. End of feudal dues
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  1. Rural areas allowed support concealment and prolonged struggle
  2. Cities had no political conflict
  3. Peasants always supported the Kuomintang
  4. Japan emptied all villages
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  1. Because of dictatorship corruption and social inequality
  2. Because he established full democracy
  3. Because he gave power to all opponents
  4. Because he had no foreign relations
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  1. It expressed U.S. western hemisphere policy and opposition to European intervention
  2. It gave Spain full authority again
  3. It made Bolivar a Russian leader
  4. It started the Reign of Terror in France
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  1. Creating a new revolutionary culture separate from old religious monarchical symbols
  2. Making the king sacred again
  3. Accepting British Parliament
  4. Banning industrial machines
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  1. The Russian Empire had many ethnic groups and demands for self rule
  2. Russia had only one language and group
  3. The Tsar had given full freedom to all nationalities
  4. Bolsheviks made no policy
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  1. Rapid modernization and building national strength
  2. Keeping Japan a closed feudal state
  3. Giving permanent power to samurai rebellions
  4. Accepting foreign rule
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  1. They spread messages propaganda and mobilization rapidly
  2. They created the Shah's secret police
  3. They closed the oil industry
  4. They implemented Turkish script reform
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  1. Because he was linked with coup and repressive rule
  2. Because he gave full land equality
  3. Because he ended revolution and strengthened democracy
  4. Because he was a leader of Haiti
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  1. Encouragement of innovation and inventions
  2. Complete absolutism of monarchy
  3. Return of slavery
  4. End of republic
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  1. It spoke of rights while slavery and women's inequality remained
  2. It mentioned no rights
  3. It made Britain independent
  4. It made France ruler of America
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  1. Male centered interpretation of civil rights
  2. Use of industrial machines
  3. Shogunate rule
  4. Maritime technology of slave trade
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  1. It linked local economic rights and opposition to state policy with revolutionary discontent
  2. It invited the British king to China
  3. It created Japanese samurai
  4. It ended the republic in France
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  1. Because the multi ethnic empire was breaking and need for a Turkish nation state emerged
  2. Because the Ottoman Empire had become fully strong
  3. Because Turkey chose Britain as ruler
  4. Because the Caliphate solved all problems
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  1. Emphasis on worker peasant alliance and vanguard party in a less industrial country
  2. Waiting for complete industrial capitalism
  3. Considering the Tsar a socialist leader
  4. Making the Church a revolutionary party
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  1. In Haiti freedom was directly linked with emancipation while in America it was more linked with colonial self government
  2. Slavery ended immediately in both
  3. Both were only for restoring kings
  4. Haiti had no social question
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  1. Because causes leadership ideas social classes and outcomes together create the meaning of a revolution
  2. Because dates are never useful in history
  3. Because all revolutions have the same date
  4. Because revolutions have no causes

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