Society in 18th century Europe was divided into 

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(a)

castes and classes

(b)

estates and orders

(c)

liberals, radicals and conservatives

(d)

religious groups

Liberals were opposed to

1

(a)

secularism

(b)

Dynastic rule

(c)

individual rights

(d)

representative form of government

In 19th century Europe, Conservatives

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(a)

favoured radical restructure of society

(b)

toleration of all religions

(c)

oppsed uncontrolled dynastic rulers

(d)

accepted the idea of gradual change in socirty

Which of the following was not a feature of 19th century Europe?

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(a)

New cities 

(b)

High wages

(c)

Industrial Revolution

(d)

Expansion of railways

Socialists 

1

(a)

favoured private property

(b)

were against private property

(c)

favoured individuals controlled property

(d)

regarded private property as a solution of all problems

Collective farms were known as

1

(a)

kulaks

(b)

junkers

(c)

kolkhoz

(d)

None of the above

Immediate consequence of collectivisation was

1

(a)

Rapid increase in farm production

(b)

Well being of peasants

(c)

No increase in production

(d)

Farms not modernised

International Union of Communist parties

1

(a)

communist international

(b)

comintern

(c)

international labour organisation

(d)

petrograd soviet

Socialism acquired a global face by

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(a)

Mid 19th Century

(b)

End of 20th century

(c)

End of world war I

(d)

outbreak of world war II

Which of the following was not true of socialist Russia

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(a)

Industries and agriculture developed

(b)

Was a great power

(c)

Development projects were carried out under repressive policies

(d)

citizens enjoyed all essential freedoms

Explain the ideology of the three power groups present in russian society i.e., the Liberls, the Radicals and the Conservatives.

1

(a)

How did the war on the eastern front from the war on the western front?

1

(a)

Why is International Women's Day celebrated on February 22nd?

1

(a)

What happened immediately after the February Revolution?

1

(a)

Who were regarded as 'Kulaks' in Russia?

1

(a)

What were the social, economic, and political conditions in Russia before 1905?

3

(a)

What were the main changes brought about by the Bolsheviks immediately after the October Revolution?

3

(a)

What powerful ideas circulated in Europe after the French Revolution?

3

(a)

Give two features of society before the 18th century.

3

(a)

Briefly discuss responses that emerged in Europe after the French Revolution?

3

(a)

What was the attitude of former USSR towards the movements for independence in Asia?

4

(a)

Name  the two workers associations.

4

(a)

How did the socialists succeed in influencing legislation prior to 1914?

4

(a)

State any three measures taken by the Provisional Government to suppress the Bolshevik influence.

4

(a)

Why were there revolutionary distribances in Russia in 1905? What were the demands of revolutionaries?

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(a)