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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. Expansion of the king's army
  2. Restoration of church taxes
  3. Pledge of the National Assembly not to disperse until a constitution was made
  4. Announcement of Napoleon's coronation
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  1. Complete end of imperial expansion
  2. Absolute authority of the king
  3. Return of feudal serfdom
  4. Supremacy of Parliament and constitutional monarchy
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  1. Colonies wanted political voice in the taxing body
  2. Colonies wanted to end all laws
  3. Colonies only wanted French rule
  4. Colonies demanded abandonment of trade
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  1. Only noble officials
  2. Only foreign merchants
  3. Soldiers workers and peasants
  4. Only big landlords
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  1. It only changed kings
  2. It changed production technology and labour systems
  3. It only changed worship practices
  4. It only made war treaties
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  1. It was the defeat of the French navy
  2. It was the beginning of slave trade
  3. It was a day of church freedom
  4. It was a popular attack on a repressive symbol of absolute monarchy
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  1. End of the Qing dynasty and establishment of a republic
  2. Complete return of feudal order
  3. Establishment of British monarchy
  4. Beginning of Tsarism in Russia
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  1. Only a maritime trade dispute
  2. Combination of political repression cultural discontent and religious leadership
  3. Only a revolt of European peasants
  4. South American independence movement
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  1. Batista's rule became stronger
  2. Cuba became a Spanish colony
  3. A new revolutionary government formed under Fidel Castro
  4. French monarchy returned to Cuba
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  1. Only maritime boundary disputes
  2. Only language reform
  3. Only religious calendar
  4. Land reform anti-dictatorship and social justice
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  1. The rule of Tsar Nicholas II ended
  2. Bolsheviks created the Soviet Union on the same day
  3. Russia occupied Britain
  4. Napoleon became ruler of Russia
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  1. Inventor of industrial factories
  2. Major liberator of northern South America
  3. Founder of the Russian communist party
  4. Last emperor of France
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  1. Because only agricultural output increased
  2. Because all kings voluntarily left power
  3. Because nationalist and liberal demands rose in many areas
  4. Because no conflict occurred in Europe
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  1. It encouraged France to openly support the American side
  2. Britain immediately left India
  3. Russia occupied America
  4. Colonies accepted monarchy
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  1. Tsar's private council
  2. Bolshevik leadership through the Soviets
  3. French National Convention
  4. British colonial department
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  1. It kept Japan completely isolated
  2. It permanently preserved samurai rule
  3. It accelerated centralization modernization and industrialization
  4. It made Japan a Spanish colony
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  1. Complete religious tolerance and no repression
  2. Only foreign trade reform
  3. Return of king and restoration of feudalism
  4. Revolutionary Terror and strict centralized control
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  1. It was seen as a national freedom struggle against Ottoman rule
  2. It was an industrial workers' wage strike
  3. It was only a piracy dispute
  4. It supported divine right of kings
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  1. Because peasants formed a large population and wanted land
  2. Because there were no peasants in Russia
  3. Because land was only with foreigners
  4. Because factories were not built on land
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  1. Medieval feudalism
  2. Enlightenment liberalism
  3. Military absolutism
  4. Support for slave trade
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  1. The Third Estate was exempt from all taxes
  2. The Third Estate had received the throne
  3. Tax burden and lack of political representation
  4. The Third Estate had feudal privileges
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  1. To revive constitutional rule in the Ottoman Empire
  2. To establish an empire in China
  3. To build the Bastille in France
  4. To create a British Parliament in America
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  1. Because the revolution in China was led only by the navy
  2. Because rural people gave long-term support and organization
  3. Because there was no politics in cities
  4. Because peasants wanted imperial rule
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  1. Dissolving the English Parliament
  2. Liberating Spain
  3. Ending monarchy and establishing a republic
  4. Creating Tsarism in Russia
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  1. Colonists directly opposed British tax policy
  2. Britain abolished all taxes in it
  3. France left America in it
  4. Colonies began worshipping the king in it

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