Class 10 - History

The Making Of A Global World Online MCQs Test

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Set 22

1. What fueled the demand for refrigerators, washing machines, etc. in the 1920s?

(A) Industrial production
(B) Housing and consumer boom
(C) Reduction in loans
(D) Decline in home ownership

2. What created the basis of prosperity in the US during the 1920s?

(A) Decreased consumption demand
(B) Large investments in housing and household goods
(C) Reduction in employment
(D) Decline in income levels

3. What did large investments in housing and household goods create in the 1920s?

(A) Cycle of lower employment
(B) Cycle of higher employment and incomes
(C) Reduction in consumption demand
(D) Decrease in investments

4. In 1923, what did the US become in terms of overseas lending?

(A) Largest overseas borrower
(B) Largest overseas lender
(C) Overseas investor
(D) Smallest overseas contributor

5. What did US imports and capital exports do for European recovery and world trade?

(A) Hindered growth
(B) Had no impact
(C) Boosted growth
(D) Led to a decline

6. When did the Great Depression begin and end?

(A) 1910-1920
(B) 1925-1935
(C) 1929-mid-1930s
(D) 1935-1945

7. What were the general impacts of the Great Depression across the world?

(A) Increased production and trade
(B) Catastrophic declines in production, employment, incomes, and trade
(C) Stable economic conditions
(D) Boom in agricultural prices

8. Which regions and communities were generally the worst affected during the Great Depression?

(A) Industrial regions
(B) Urban areas
(C) Agricultural regions and communities
(D) Coastal regions

9. Why were agricultural regions and communities particularly affected during the Great Depression?

(A) Rise in agricultural prices
(B) Stable economic conditions
(C) Lowered costs of production
(D) Fall in agricultural prices

10. What was the main cause of the prolonged impact on agricultural regions during the Great Depression?

(A) Stable agricultural prices
(B) Decline in industrial production
(C) Prolonged fall in agricultural prices
(D) Increased investments in agriculture