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Silk routes are known to have existed since before the Christian era and thrived almost till the ______ century.

A
16th

B
19th

C
15th

D
18th

Solution

SILK ROUTE : These were the routes which knitted together vast regions of Asia and linked Asia with Europe and northern Africa. These routes are known to have existed since before the Christian era and thrived almost till the 15th century.
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_____ routes are known to have existed since before the Christian era and thrived almost till the 15th century.

A
Mountain passes

B
Silk routes

C
Ho Chin Minh trail

D
Diamond Routes

Solution

SILK ROUTE : These were the routes which knitted together vast regions of Asia and linked Asia with Europe and northern Africa. These routes are known to have existed since before the Christian era and thrived almost till the 15th century.
Question 3
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Economists has identify three types of flows within international economic exchanges.
Which of the given is not a part of that flow?

A
The flow of labour

B
The flow of technology

C
The movement of capital

D
The flow of trade
Solution
1. The first is the flow of trade which in the nineteenth century referred largely to trade in goods.
2. The second is the flow of labour – the migration of people in search of employment.
3. The third is the movement of capital for short-term or long-term investments over long distances.
Question 4
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Abolition of ______ meant that food could be imported at much cheaper rate than at what it could be produced in Britain.

A
Zamindari System

B
Land to the Tiller Act

C
Permanent Settlement system

D
Corn Laws

Solution

Abolition of Corn Laws meant that food could be imported at much cheaper rate than at what it could be produced in Britain. British farm produce was unable to compete with cheaper imports.
Question 5
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In which century trade flourished and markets expanded?

A
In the late seventeenth century

B
In the late nineteenth century

C
In the late sixth century

D
In the late eighteenth century

Solution

Trade flourished and markets expanded in the late nineteenth century. But this was not only a period of expanding trade and increased prosperity. It is important to realise that there was a darker side to this process.
Question 6
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Rinderpest wiped off ______ of the cattle population of Africa during this period.

A
60%

B
50%

C
80%

D
90%

Solution

Rinderpest is a disease which affects cattle. The example of rinderpest in Africa shows that even a cattle disease can widely alter the power equations in a geographical area.Rinderpest wiped off 90% of the cattle population of Africa during this period.
Question 7
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Which of the following is not the cause of great depression?

A
Withdrawal of US Loans/Overseas Loans

B
Agricultural Overproduction

C
Hike in US Import Duty

D
Increase in Inflation
Solution
Causes of the Great Depression :
1. Agricultural Overproduction
2. Withdrawal of US Loans/Overseas Loans
3. Hike in US Import Duty
Question 8
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The US attempt to protect its economy in the depression by doubling

A
Import duties

B
Export duties

C
Excise duties

D
Service tax

Solution

The US attempt to protect its economy in the depression by doubling import duties.It also had deleterious effect on the world economy.
Question 9
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Which Conference was held in July 1944 at Bretton Woods?

A
United Nations Financial and Monetary Conference

B
United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference

C
Earth Conference

D
United nation Development programme Conference

Solution

United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference was held in July 1944 at Bretton Woods in New Hampshire, USA.
Question 10
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The Bretton Woods Conference established the ______.

A
Consumer Welfare Fund

B
International Monetary Fund

C
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

D
Sustainable Development Fund

Solution

United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference was held in July 1944 at Bretton Woods in New Hampshire, USA.
The Bretton Woods Conference established the International Monetary Fund(IMF).

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Question 1

16th

19th

15th

18th

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Question 2

Mountain passes

Silk routes

Ho Chin Minh trail

Diamond Routes

Solution

Question 3

The flow of labour

The flow of technology

The movement of capital

The flow of trade

Solution

Question 4

Zamindari System

Land to the Tiller Act

Permanent Settlement system

Corn Laws

Solution

Question 5

In the late seventeenth century

In the late nineteenth century

In the late sixth century

In the late eighteenth century

Solution

Question 6

60%

50%

80%

90%

Solution

Question 7

Withdrawal of US Loans/Overseas Loans

Agricultural Overproduction

Hike in US Import Duty

Increase in Inflation

Solution

Question 8

Import duties

Export duties

Excise duties

Service tax

Solution

Question 9

United Nations Financial and Monetary Conference

United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference

Earth Conference

United nation Development programme Conference

Solution

Question 10

Consumer Welfare Fund

International Monetary Fund

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Sustainable Development Fund

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