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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. Britain recognized the independence of the United States
  2. France began ruling America
  3. Russia occupied Britain
  4. Japan created colonies
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  1. Conflict over relations between state and Church
  2. War between Britain and America
  3. Alliance of Japan and Russia
  4. Industrial tax in Mexico
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  1. Government should operate by law and consent of Parliament
  2. The king is above law
  3. People have no rights
  4. Taxes are imposed only by secret order
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  1. A group of diverse anti Bolshevik forces
  2. Only the French workers' party
  3. Army of the Japanese emperor
  4. Haitian freedom fighters
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  1. It gave constitutional importance to land labor and social rights
  2. It made Diaz ruler for life
  3. It took land from all peasants
  4. It created a French empire
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  1. Because of political repression and secret police activities
  2. Because it increased agricultural production
  3. Because it opened schools
  4. Because it removed foreign armies
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  1. Factory system and demand for cheap labor
  2. Divine power of kings
  3. End of maritime revolution
  4. Restoration of the Caliphate
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  1. Because it showed the successful possibility of slave revolt
  2. Because it strengthened monarchy
  3. Because it banned machines
  4. Because it dissolved the British Parliament
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  1. Because it was surrounded by political instability corruption and military dependence
  2. Because it was fully communist
  3. Because it saw no war
  4. Because it never gave space to Napoleon
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  1. Symbol of taking power from the Provisional Government
  2. Establishment of Tsarism
  3. Independence of France
  4. Return of Batista in Cuba
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  1. To limit the land power of large landowners
  2. To bring back Batista rule
  3. To become an American colony
  4. To create a samurai class
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  1. Power of warlords and political instability
  2. American tax law
  3. French Bastille Day
  4. Complete power of Japanese samurai
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  1. To prepare modern citizens and skilled human resources
  2. To make samurai privileges permanent
  3. To accept foreign rule
  4. To stop agriculture
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  1. They increased common people's suffering and revolutionary pressure
  2. They greatly increased the king's popularity
  3. They ended all taxes
  4. They stopped the war
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  1. New factories created organized urban worker politics
  2. Russia had no factories
  3. Only peasants lived in cities
  4. Industrialization ended all conflicts
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  1. Liberal ideas of John Locke
  2. Confucian examination system
  3. Mao's Cultural Revolution
  4. Ataturk's script policy
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  1. Because of political regime change and the embassy hostage crisis
  2. Because Iran became a US state
  3. Because the Shah became stronger again
  4. Because Cuba ruled Iran
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  1. Modernization of society and secular citizenship
  2. Restoration of King Farouk
  3. Restoration of slavery
  4. Russian feudalism
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  1. Because much of China's population was rural and land inequality was deep
  2. Because China had no villages
  3. Because workers removed all peasants
  4. Because Japan gave rule to peasants
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  1. By increasing demand for raw materials and markets
  2. By closing all trade routes
  3. By banning machines in Europe
  4. By ending agricultural production
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  1. Military leadership in independence movements of southern South America
  2. Defense of the Tsar in Russia
  3. Defense of the Bastille in France
  4. Samurai revolt in Japan
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  1. Because ideas like rights nationalism equality and popular sovereignty inspired movements in different regions
  2. Because all revolutions happened on the same day
  3. Because no revolution had economic causes
  4. Because only soldiers make revolutions
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  1. End of Jacobin radical rule and return of relatively moderate politics
  2. Beginning of the American War of Independence
  3. Establishment of Bolshevik power in Russia
  4. Complete strengthening of French rule in Haiti
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  1. Differences over party organization and revolutionary strategy
  2. Membership of the British Parliament
  3. Worship system of the Japanese emperor
  4. Rate of the American tea tax
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  1. Civic virtue representative government and opposition to hereditary monarchy
  2. Support for divine right of kings
  3. Expansion of permanent British army in colonies
  4. Giving all political rights to the Church

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