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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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Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,estates general,third estate
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  1. Because all estates wanted equal taxes
  2. Because the army ended parliament
  3. Because the Third Estate opposed inequality in voting and representation
  4. Because France started war with Japan
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,tennis court oath,constitution
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  1. Representatives pledged not to separate until a constitution was made
  2. The king abolished all taxes
  3. The Bastille surrendered
  4. Napoleon left power
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,feudal dues,french revolution
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  1. The king's power increased further
  2. France became a colony
  3. Foreign rule began over peasants
  4. Privilege-based rural order weakened
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,jacobins,reign of terror
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  1. Because it made no reforms
  2. Because it used harsh repression in the name of defending the republic
  3. Because it gave full power to monarchy
  4. Because it created American colonies
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,napoleon,french revolution
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  1. He established Russian Tsardom
  2. He colonized Britain
  3. Post-revolution instability created demand for strong leadership
  4. He rebuilt the Bastille
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,american revolution,tax policy
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  1. Whether taxation without representation is legitimate
  2. Whether France should have a king
  3. Whether Russia should have a Tsar
  4. Whether Japan should keep Shogunate
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,thirteen colonies,independence
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  1. Britain conquered Russia
  2. Britain gave France a king
  3. Tsardom came to Britain
  4. The thirteen colonies became independent from British control
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,american constitution,state building
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  1. Sending slave revolt to Europe
  2. Creating a stable governing structure for the new independent power
  3. Increasing French taxes
  4. Ending the Russian Duma
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,provisional government,russia
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  1. Because war land and food questions remained unresolved
  2. Because it immediately gave complete peace
  3. Because it gave all land to peasants
  4. Because it eliminated the Bolsheviks
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,bolsheviks,slogan
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  1. It was only the name of an industrial machine
  2. It called back the French king
  3. It expressed people's immediate demands in simple language
  4. It established Japanese Shogunate
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,russian civil war,bolshevik power
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  1. Because it made America independent
  2. Because it strengthened French monarchy
  3. Because it began the Industrial Revolution
  4. Because it tested the stability of Bolshevik power
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,industrial revolution,capitalists
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  1. Because they controlled factories machines and investment
  2. Because they were only peasants
  3. Because they broke all machines
  4. Because they were soldiers of the Tsar
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,urbanization,factory work
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  1. Rural life of kings
  2. Job opportunities in factories
  3. Piracy
  4. Feudal marriages
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,labor movements,industrial revolution
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  1. Because workers became kings
  2. Because all workers received too many rights
  3. Because there were problems like harsh working conditions and low wages
  4. Because factories were closed
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,meiji,westernization
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  1. Japan adopted western technology to increase national power
  2. Japan abolished its army
  3. Japan adopted China's constitution
  4. Japan chose complete isolation
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,meiji,samurai
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  1. Because Japan began changing the old feudal order into a modern state
  2. Because samurai became French kings
  3. Because Japan became a Russian colony
  4. Because all cities became empty
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,china 1911,incomplete revolution
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  1. Because it removed no dynasty
  2. Because the dynasty fell but political stability did not come immediately
  3. Because China immediately became Japan
  4. Because it started the Industrial Revolution
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,sun yat sen,nationalism
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  1. China's national unity and freedom from foreign influence
  2. Return of French monarchy
  3. Expansion of Tsar in Russia
  4. Batista's victory in Cuba
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,chinese communist revolution,rural base
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  1. It made peasants a major base of revolutionary organization
  2. It completely removed workers
  3. It made Japan ruler of China
  4. It restored the dynasty
Medium · Level 56 · world history,revolutions,haitian revolution,racial inequality
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  1. Treating slavery and racial inequality as natural
  2. Support for public rights
  3. Demand for freedom
  4. Anti-colonialism