Class 10 - History

The Making Of A Global World Online MCQs Test

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Set 25

1. How did the global economy's integration impact the spread of the depression?

(A) Limited the impact to specific regions
(B) Prevented the spread of economic crises
(C) Quickly relayed crisis tremors worldwide
(D) Insulated different economies

2. In the nineteenth century, what was India's role in global trade?

(A) Importer of agricultural goods
(B) Exporter of manufactures
(C) Exporter of agricultural goods and importer of manufactures
(D) Importer of agricultural goods and exporter of manufactures

3. How did the depression impact India's trade between 1928 and 1934?

(A) India's exports and imports doubled
(B) India's exports and imports nearly halved
(C) India's exports and imports remained unchanged
(D) India's exports and imports increased

4. What happened to wheat prices in India between 1928 and 1934?

(A) They remained constant
(B) They increased by 50%
(C) They fell by 50%
(D) They doubled

5. Who suffered the most from the sharp fall in agricultural prices during the depression?

(A) Urban dwellers
(B) Peasants and farmers
(C) Colonial government
(D) International traders

6. How did the colonial government respond to the sharp fall in agricultural prices?

(A) Reduced revenue demands
(B) Increased revenue demands
(C) Maintained revenue demands
(D) Eliminated revenue demands

7. What was the impact of collapsing gunny exports on Bengal's jute producers?

(A) Increased income
(B) Stable prices of raw jute
(C) Decreased income and crashed raw jute prices
(D) Diversification of crops

8. How much did the price of raw jute crash for Bengal's jute producers?

(A) 25%
(B) 40%
(C) 50%
(D) 60%

9. Why did Bengal's jute growers fall deeper into debt during the depression?

(A) Stable prices
(B) Higher incomes
(C) Lower production
(D) Ever lower prices and increased borrowing

10. What were the consequences of the depression on India's society, economies, and societies worldwide?

(A) Limited impact
(B) No impact
(C) Enduring effects on lives, economies, and societies worldwide
(D) Temporary effects on international relations