Modern World In Transition Set 8
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This set of Modern World in Transition Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Modern World In Transition Set 8
Q1 | Theodore Roosevelt was the President of………………..
- germany
- usa
- africa
- britain
Q2 | Abraham Lincoln as the President of ……………………
- america
- germany
- africa
- holland
Q3 | On April 14, ………………Abraham Lincoln the president of America was assassinated by anunemployed actor of the south.
- 1856
- 1862
- 1865
- 1876
Q4 | ……………….arose in the late 18th and early 19th century as a reaction to the economic andsocial changes associated with the Industrial Revolution.
- nihilism
- capitalism
- socialism
- anarchism
Q5 | In the 1840s the term ………………..came into use to denote loosely a militant leftist form ofsocialism.
- capitalism
- socialism
- communism
- nihilism
Q6 | In………….., Marx and Engels wrote the famous Communist Manifesto, in which they setforth the principles of what Marx called "scientific socialism.
- 1748
- 1828
- 1838
- 1848
Q7 | Christian socialism was led in ……………by Frederick Denison Maurice and Charles Kingsley.
- holland
- germany
- america
- england
Q8 | Ferdinand Lassalle was founder of the first workers' party in ………………..(1863).
- germany
- america
- holland
- abyssinia
Q9 | In………….., Eduard Bernstein denied the inevitability of class conflict; he called for arevision of Marxism that would allow an evolutionary socialism.
- 1894
- 1898
- 1908
- 1912
Q10 | In………….., Bernstein's chief opponent, Karl Kautsky, insisted that the Social Democraticparty adhere strictly to orthodox Marxist principles.
- germany
- netherlands
- latin america
- america
Q11 | In ……………..the Fabian Society, founded in 1884, set forth basic principles of evolutionary socialism.
- belgium
- germany
- sweden
- great britain
Q12 | The most momentous split took place in the …………….Social Democratic Labor party, whichdivided into the rival camps of Bolshevism and Menshevism.
- french
- african
- russian
- american
Q13 | It was the revolutionary opponents of gradualism, the Bolsheviks, who seized power in theRussian Revolution of ……………….
- 1911
- 1913
- 1917
- 1927
Q14 | The Paris Commune, functioning between March 18 to May 28 of………………, was spawnedby the Franco-Prussian war.
- 1771
- 1781
- 1792
- 1871
Q15 | The Russian Revolution of ……………. was the first successful Communist Revolution of theworld.
- 1903
- 1907
- 1917
- 1927
Q16 | The roots of the Russian Revolution lay deep in the despotic old fashioned and oppressive rule of the unpopular Tsar……………….
- wilhelm liebknecht
- nicholas ii
- august bebel
- peter, the great
Q17 | ……………….was influenced by the inner circle of the imperial court including the Tsarina andthe Holy Devil, Rasputin.
- nicholas ii
- charles fourier
- robert owen
- peter, the great
Q18 | …………….., an extreme sort of liberalism, questioned everything bowed before no authorityand aimed at destroying the existing Russian order.
- nihilism
- anarchism
- marxism
- socialism
Q19 | Whose weapons were books and bombs and the motto was “go among the people”?
- socialism
- anarchism
- marxism
- nihilism
Q20 | ………………was the author of “the Poor” and “Mother”.
- maxim gorky
- tolstoy
- karl marx
- friedrich engels
Q21 | ………… was the author of “War and Peace” and “Anna Karina”.
- william morris
- churchill
- turgenev
- tolstoy
Q22 | ………………was the author of “Fathers and Sons”.
- woodrow wilson
- william morris
- kerensky
- turgenev
Q23 | ………………… was the author of “Crime and punishment”
- jawaharlal nehru
- saint-simon
- louis blanc
- dostoevsky
Q24 | The Mensheviks led by ……………stood for peaceful and constitutional methods to destroyautocracy.
- churchill
- woodrow wilson
- kerensky
- lenin
Q25 | The Bolsheviks led by …………….stood for Marxian ideas.
- lenin
- kerensky
- woodrow wilson
- churchill