Class 10 - History

The Making Of A Global World Online MCQs Test

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Set 7

1. How many people are estimated to have emigrated from Europe to America and Australia in the nineteenth century?

(A) 25 million
(B) 75 million
(C) 50 million
(D) 100 million

2. By 1890, what kind of global economy had taken shape?

(A) Industrial
(B) Agricultural
(C) Technological
(D) Information

3. What accompanied the global agricultural economy's development by 1890?

(A) Unemployment
(B) Complex changes in labor movement patterns, capital flows, ecologies, and technology
(C) Industrial revolutions
(D) Political revolutions

4. How was food production different in the nineteenth century compared to earlier times?

(A) Peasants tilling their own land
(B) Grown by agricultural workers on large farms
(C) Imported from nearby villages
(D) Transported by personal means

5. What was used for transporting food in the nineteenth century?

(A) Personal vehicles
(B) Railway and ships
(C) Horses and carriages
(D) Bicycles

6. What were the new lands in west Punjab, irrigated by British Indian government canals, called?

(A) Desert Colonies
(B) Canal Colonies
(C) Irrigation Colonies
(D) Agricultural Colonies

7. What does the text say about world trade between 1820 and 1914?

(A) It decreased
(B) It multiplied 25 to 40 times
(C) It remained stagnant
(D) It was only in agricultural products

8. What comprised nearly 60% of world trade between 1820 and 1914?

(A) Industrial products
(B) Primary products - agricultural and mineral
(C) Technological products
(D) Textile products

9. What is an example of a commodity that rapidly developed regional specialization in production?

(A) Gold
(B) Oil
(C) Cotton
(D) Iron

10. What was required to link agricultural regions to ports after lands were cleared for agriculture?

(A) Airports
(B) Railways
(C) Highways
(D) Canals