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Question-1
This leader was in exile in Switzerland during the February Revolution. He returned and offered his thesis that promised the people what they wanted. Name the personality in question.
(A)
Plekhano
(B)
Lenin
(C)
Nicholas
(D)
Stalin
Question-2
Which dynasty ruled over Russia at the time of the Russian Revolution?
(A)
Bourbon dynasty
(B)
Romanov Dynasty
(C)
Manchu Dynasty
(D)
Mahi Dynasty
Question-3
The Tsarist court was under the evil influence of this man. The Tsarina was strongly under his influence and at times the administration was affected by his influence. Who are we speaking about?
(A)
Stalin
(B)
Rusputin
(C)
Nisar
(D)
Casper
Question-4
Give the fourfold demand of the Russian people during the Revolution.
(A)
Peace, land to the tiller, control of industry by workers, and equal status for the non-Russian nationalities.
(B)
Constitutional government, land to the tiller, control of industry by workers, and equal status for the non-Russian nationalities.
(C)
Peace, land to the tiller, control of industry by peasants, and equal status for the non-Russian nationalities.
(D)
Peace, land to the tiller, control of industry by workers, and equal status for the Russian peasants.
Question-5
Which among these economic causes to the Russian Revolution is erroneous?
(A)
Outdated economy.
(B)
Overpopulation due to urbanization.
(C)
The famine of 1890.
(D)
Lack of modern equipments in agriculture.
Question-6
Russia’s first major battle in the First World War was a disaster. Where did it take place?
(A)
Verdun
(B)
Saratoga
(C)
Yorktown
(D)
Tannenberg
Question-7
Mensheviks and Bolsheviks were the distinct groups separated over dispute from which party?
(A)
Russian Social Democratic Labor Party
(B)
Russian Social Democratic Party
(C)
Revolutionary Party
(D)
First International
Question-8
February Revolution of 1917 was an immediate consequence of what? Choose the most appropriate answer.
(A)
Defeat in the Russo-Japanese War of 1905.
(B)
Defeat at Tannenberg.
(C)
Russia’s heavy loss in the battles after Nicholas assumed direct command of the army.
(D)
Nicholas’ ignorance to the appeal for Constitutional form of government.
Question-9
In 1883, this person formed the Russian Social Democratic Party. He was a follower of Marx. Name the personality in question.
(A)
Lenin
(B)
Stalin
(C)
George Plekhanov
(D)
Rasputin
Question-10
Arrange the course of the February Revolution on the correct order:
I. Tsar Nicholas II gave up his throne and the first provisional Government was formed.
II. There was a shortage of food in the city. People protested against war.
III. Large numbers of city residents rioted and clashed with police and soldiers. There was also total strike. Eventually the bulk of the soldiers garrisoned in Petrograd joined the protesters. The revolutionaries took Moscow.
IV. Various political reformists (both liberal and radical left) joined together against the Tsar regime.
(A)
i, ii, iii, iv
(B)
ii, iv, iii, i
(C)
i, iii, ii, iv
(D)
i, iv, iii, ii
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