Socialism In Europe & The Russian Revolution Test

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Question 1
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The communist thinker Karl Marx belongs to __________.

A
Russia

B
France

C
Germany

D
Turkistan

Solution

Karl Marx was born into a comfortable middle-class home in Trier on the river Moselle in Germany on May 5, 1818. Das Capital and Communist Manifesto are the world famous books written by him. He gave communist doctrines for establishing a society free from exploitation and inequalities.
Question 2
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The main tentes of April Theses during the Bolshevik Revolution were :

A
Closing the war, shifting of banks, land polling by government.

B
Formation of labour government, bank nationalisation and land distribution.

C
Communits government, land fragmentation and merger of banks.

D
Ending the war, bank nationalisation and land transfer.

Solution

In April 1917, the Bolshevik leader Vladimir Lenin returned to Russia from his exile. He and the Bolsheviks had opposed the war since 1914. Now he felt it was time for Soviets to take over power. He declared that the war be brought to a close, land be transferred to the peasants, and banks be nationalised. These three demands were Lenin’s ‘April Theses’.
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'It was sensible to go couple steps back, after having gone-three steps ahead.'
Which of the following person proclaimed the above slogan ?

A
Karl Marx

B
Maxim Gorky

C
Dostoyevsky

D
Nicolai Lenin

Solution

'It was sensible to go couple steps back, after having gone-three steps ahead.' These words were proclaimed by Lenin. He said these words when he introduced a new economic policy in which private industry, business and property was allowed to some extent only. This was opposed by extremist group for which he defended his idea as a compromise made temporarily with capitalistic principles.
Question 4
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Which revolution made an attempt to create a social order without religion, class and exploitation?

A
Industrial Revolution

B
Meiji Revolution

C
Russian Revolution

D
Formation of United Nations Organization

Solution

The Russian Revolution has a significant place in the history of the modern world. This was the first revolution inspired the philosophy of Karl Marx. The working class acquired great importance due to this revolution. The revolution gave the world a direction to bring about social development through economic planning. It was an attempt to create a social order without religion, class and exploitation.
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Between $$1905$$ and $$1917$$, there were three revolutions in Russia. One of them abolished monarchy and another established socialism. The third established capitalist rule. Select the two that abolished monarchy and established socialism from the following

A
$$\text{February 1917 and October - 1917}$$ revolutions

B
$$\text{The 1905 and the February - 1917}$$ revolutions

C
$$\text{The 1905 and the October - 1917}$$ revolutions

D
All the three revolutions abolished monarchy while the $$\text{February - 1917}$$ revolution established socialism

Solution

The February- 1917 revolution in Russia abolished monarchy while the October- 1917 established socialism
Question 6
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The October $$1917$$ Revolution in Russia brought numerous changes. Which one of those are correctly mentioned below?

A
The Bolsheviks allowed the Mensheviks to join Lenin's group

B
Tsar Nicholas II was proclaimed the King of Russia

C
Duma was given all sovereign powers

D
Young artists rallied around the Bolshevik party because it stood for change

Solution

The young artists rallied to the Bolshevik party because it sought socialism and changes in the socio-economic system. The Mensheviks never were a part of the Bolshevik party; Nicholas II was executed by the Bolsheviks. Duma was made an instrument of the Bolsheviks.
Question 7
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Civil War characterised the following period - the first two decades of the twentieth century in Russia

A
Before and after $$1905$$ revolution

B
Before and after the Bourgeios Revolution, $$1917$$

C
During the October Revolution, $$1917$$

D
After the October Revolution, $$1917$$

Solution

The Civil War period in Russia was between 1918 and 1920, immediately after the October, 1917 Bolshevik revolution.
Question 8
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The Russian Parliament is known as ___________.

A
Diet

B
Duma

C
Puma

D
National Assembly

Solution

The 616-member parliament, termed the Federal Assembly, consists of two houses, the 450-member State Duma (the lower house) and the 166-member Federation Council (the upper house).
Question 9
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The Tsarina Alexandra was influenced by a Christian monk called

A
Adamantius.

B
Ignatius Loyala.

C
Rasputin.

D
Saint Polycarp.

Solution

Rasputin was a Serbian monk. He became famous because he healed the only heir of the Romanov dynasty Alexei who was suffering from haemophilia. Thereafter he became an advisor to Tsarina Alexandra and Tsar Nicholas II. The key appointments to the court were made on the approval of Rasputin. Eventually, he was killed because of his growing importance.
Question 10
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Match the following
(i) Nicholas II (A) Discovered new sea route to America
(ij) Imperialism (B)
No private property
(iii) Socialism (C) Autocratic ruler of Russia
(iv) Christopher Columbus (D) The Forceful extension
$$\quad$$ $$\quad$$ (i) $$\quad$$ (ii) $$\quad$$ (iii) $$\quad$$ (iv)

A
(A) $$\quad$$(B)$$\quad$$ (C)$$\quad$$ (D)

B
(B)$$\quad$$ (D)$$\quad$$ (C)$$\quad$$ (A)

C
(C)$$\quad$$ (D)$$\quad$$ (B)$$\quad$$ (A)

D
(A)$$\quad$$ (D)$$\quad$$ (C)$$\quad$$ (B)

Solution

(i) Nicholas II :- Nicholas II was the last Emperor of Russia, ruling from 1 November 1894 until his forced abdication on 15 March 1917.

(ii) Imperialism :- Imperialism is an action that involves a country extending its power by the acquisition of territories. It may also include the exploitation of these territories, an action that is linked to colonialism.

(iii) Socialism :- Socialism is a range of economic and social system characterised by social ownership and democratic control of the means of producttion, as well as the political ideologies, theories and movements that aim to establish them.

(iv) Christoper Columbus :- Christoper Columbus was an Italian explorer, navigator. who discovered "New World" of America.

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(i)	Nicholas II	(A)	Discovered new sea route to America
(ij)	Imperialism	(B)	No private property
(iii)	Socialism	(C)	Autocratic ruler of Russia
(iv)	Christopher Columbus	(D)	The Forceful extension

Socialism In Europe & The Russian Revolution Test - 3

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Question 1

Russia

France

Germany

Turkistan

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Question 2

Closing the war, shifting of banks, land polling by government.

Formation of labour government, bank nationalisation and land distribution.

Communits government, land fragmentation and merger of banks.

Ending the war, bank nationalisation and land transfer.

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Question 3

Karl Marx

Maxim Gorky

Dostoyevsky

Nicolai Lenin

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Question 4

Industrial Revolution

Meiji Revolution

Russian Revolution

Formation of United Nations Organization

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Question 5

$$\text{February 1917 and October - 1917}$$ revolutions

$$\text{The 1905 and the February - 1917}$$ revolutions

$$\text{The 1905 and the October - 1917}$$ revolutions

All the three revolutions abolished monarchy while the $$\text{February - 1917}$$ revolution established socialism

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Question 6

The Bolsheviks allowed the Mensheviks to join Lenin's group

Tsar Nicholas II was proclaimed the King of Russia

Duma was given all sovereign powers

Young artists rallied around the Bolshevik party because it stood for change

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Question 7

Before and after $$1905$$ revolution

Before and after the Bourgeios Revolution, $$1917$$

During the October Revolution, $$1917$$

After the October Revolution, $$1917$$

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Question 8

Diet

Duma

Puma

National Assembly

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Question 9

Adamantius.

Ignatius Loyala.

Rasputin.

Saint Polycarp.

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Question 10

(A) $$\quad$$(B)$$\quad$$ (C)$$\quad$$ (D)

(B)$$\quad$$ (D)$$\quad$$ (C)$$\quad$$ (A)

(C)$$\quad$$ (D)$$\quad$$ (B)$$\quad$$ (A)

(A)$$\quad$$ (D)$$\quad$$ (C)$$\quad$$ (B)

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