MCQ Questions | Class 9 Social Science Chapter 2 | Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution with Answers

MCQ Questions for Class9 Social Science Chapter 2 Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution

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NCERT Solutions Class 9 Social Science History
Book:	National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT)
Board:	Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
Class:	9th
Subject:	Social Science History India and the Contemporary World I
Chapter:	2
Chapters Name:	Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution
Medium:	English

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Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution | Class 9 Social Science | NCERT Solutions

Q1.	Which of these statements is/are correct about Europe after the French Revolution?
	A. Suddenly it seemed possible to change the aristocratic society of the 18th century.
	B. However not everyone wanted a complete transformation of society.
	C. Some wanted gradual shift, while others wanted complete change of society.
	D. All the above

Ans: All the above

Q2.	Which of the following factors made autocracy unpopular in Russia?
	A. The German origin of the Tsarina Alexandra
	B. Poor advisors like the Monk Rasputin
	C. The huge cost of fighting in the World War I
	D. Both (a) and (b)

Ans: Both (a) and (b)

Q3.	How can you say that the ‘liberals’ were not ‘democrats’?
	A. They did not believe in universal adult franchise
	B. They felt that only men of property should have a right to vote
	C. Women should not have right to vote
	D. All the above

Ans: All the above

Q4.	What kind of developments took place as a result of new political trends in Europe?
	A. Industrial Revolution occurred
	B. New cities came up
	C. Railways expanded
	D. All the above

Ans: All the above

Q5.	Who conspired in Italy to bring about a revolution?
	A. Bismarck
	B. Karl Marx
	C. Giuseppe Mazzini
	D. None

Ans: Giuseppe Mazzini

Q6.	What were the demands made by the workers in St. Petersburg who went on a strike?
	A. Reduction of working time to eight hours
	B. Increase in wages
	C. Improvement in working conditions
	D. All the above

Ans: All the above

Q7.	Who is the author of the book ‘The History of a Soviet Collective Farm’?
	A. Fedor Belov
	B. V.Sokalov
	C. S.D. Vidyalanker
	D. R.S. Avasthi

Ans: Fedor Belov
Explaination:
‘The History of a Soviet Collective Farm’ was written by Fedor Belor.

Q8.	Socialist Revolutionary party of Russia was formed in:
	A.1905
	B.1911
	C.1907
	D.1900

Ans: 1900
Explaination:
In 1900 Socialist Revolutionary Party was formed in Russia, while in other date other events took place.

Q9.	Which of the following is not an Industrial area of Russia? (i) St. Petersburg (ii) Moscow (iii) East London (iv) Greenland
	A. (i) and (ii)
	B. (iii) and (iv)
	C. Only (i)
	D. Only (b)

Ans: (iii) and (iv)
Explaination:
St. Petersburg and Moscow were two prominent industrial areas of Russia in the 1890s.

Q10.	Bloody Sunday incident occured in:
	A.1905
	B.1907
	C.1911
	D.1917

Ans: 1905
Explaination:
An incident known as Bloody Sunday, started a series of events that became known as the 1905 Revolution.

Q11.	Why was the year 1904 bad for the Russian workers ?
	A. Industrial revolution replace manual work with machines.
	B. Price rose very high, it became very difficult for workers to make their both ends meet.
	C. Price fell down, as a result there was no shortage of food.
	D. Workers had to work for long time under harsh condition.

Ans: Price rose very high, it became very difficult for workers to make their both ends meet.
Explaination:
In the year 1904, prices rose very high, it became difficult for workers to make their both ends meet. Thus, this year was bad for the Russian workers.

Q12.	Which of the following country was not the part of central power?
	A. Russia
	B. Turkey
	C. Germany
	D. Austria

Ans: Russia
Explaination:
During those days Turkey, Germany and Aus’ ia were supreme powers while Russia was not a part of central power.

Q13.	Four countries a, b, c, d are given below, identify which was not the part of Allies ?
	A. Britain
	B. France
	C. Germany
	D. Russia

Ans: Germany
Explaination:
Britain, France and Russia joined together to be a part of Allies to fight against Germany.

Q14.	The First World War was fought in between:
	A. 1914-1917
	B. 1914-1918
	C. 1904-1917
	D. 1914-1919

Ans: 1914-1917
Explaination:
1914- 1917.

Q15.	What was Duma?
	A. The elected consultative Parliament
	B. The title given to Czar
	C. The cabinet of Czar
	D. The groups Russian Revolutionary

Ans: The elected consultative Parliament
Explaination:
During the 1905 Revolution, the Tsar allowed the creation of an elected consultative Parliament or Duma.

Q16.	How many Russian casualties were there by 1917 ?
	A. About 10 million
	B. About 9 million
	C. About 8 million
	D. About 7 million

Ans: About 7 million
Explaination:
By 1917 there were about 7 million Russian casualties.

Q17.	In the World War I, which started in 1914, Russia fought against
	A. Britain and France
	B. Germany and Austria
	C. America
	D. All the above

Ans: Germany and Austria

Q18.	Which of the following statements is/are correct?
	A. By 1916, railway lines in Russia began to break down
	B. There were labour shortages and small workshops producing essentials were shut down
	C. Large supplies of grain were sent to feed the army
	D. All the above

Ans: All the above

Q19.	On 27th February 1917, soldiers and striking workers gathered to form a council called
	A. Soviet Council
	B. Petrograd Soviet
	C. Moscow Union
	D. Russian Council

Ans: Petrograd Soviet

Q20.	Which of these demands is/are referred to as Lenin’s ‘April Theses’?
	A. World War I should be brought to an end
	B. Land should be transferred to the peasants
	C. Banks should be nationalised
	D. All the above