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Revolutions & Movements Quiz
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Revolutions and social movements are periods of dramatic, often violent political and social change driven by mass participation. The American Revolution created a new republic bas...
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All 20 questions in this Revolutions & Movements quiz
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Which non-violent movement in 1930 India was launched to protest the British monopoly on a common household necessity?
- A. The Quit India Movement
- B. The Swadeshi Movement
- C. The Salt March
- D. The Non-Cooperation Movement
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Which 1953-1959 movement led to the overthrow of the US-backed dictator Fulgencio Batista?
- A. The Sandinista Revolution
- B. The Cuban Revolution
- C. The Shining Path Uprising
- D. The Tupamaros Movement
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The 'Taiping Rebellion' occurred in which country?
- A. China
- B. Vietnam
- C. Japan
- D. India
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Who was the last Queen of France before the Revolution?
- A. Marie Antoinette
- B. Anne of Austria
- C. Catherine de Medici
- D. Josephine
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The 'Boxer Rebellion' in 1900 was an anti-foreign, anti-colonial uprising that took place in which country?
- A. Japan
- B. India
- C. China
- D. Vietnam
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Who was the King of France during the French Revolution?
- A. Louis XV
- B. Louis XIV
- C. Louis XVI
- D. Louis XVIII
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Who led Salt March?
- A. Nehru
- B. Patel
- C. Gandhi
- D. Tilak
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Who was the leader of the 'Reign of Terror' during the French Revolution?
- A. Napoleon
- B. Danton
- C. Marat
- D. Robespierre
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The 'Taiping Rebellion,' one of the deadliest civil wars in history, was led by Hong Xiuquan, who claimed to be the brother of whom?
- A. Confucius
- B. The Jade Emperor
- C. Jesus Christ
- D. Mao Zedong
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The 'Velvet Revolution' took place in which country?
- A. Romania
- B. Czechoslovakia
- C. Hungary
- D. Poland
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The 'Velvet Revolution' of 1989 was a non-violent transition of power that ended the communist regime in which country?
- A. Hungary
- B. Romania
- C. Czechoslovakia
- D. East Germany
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The 'Meiji Restoration' took place in which country?
- A. China
- B. Japan
- C. Thailand
- D. Korea
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The 1974 'Carnation Revolution' (Revoluo dos Cravos) ended the 'Estado Novo' dictatorship in which European country?
- A. Spain
- B. Greece
- C. Portugal
- D. Italy
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Which 1955-1956 protest movement in Alabama is considered the first large-scale US demonstration against racial segregation?
- A. The Greensboro Sit-ins
- B. The Selma March
- C. The Montgomery Bus Boycott
- D. The March on Washington
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Who was the King of England during the American Revolution?
- A. George III
- B. George II
- C. Charles II
- D. William IV
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The 'Long March' was a military retreat undertaken by which group?
- A. The Japanese Army
- B. The Chinese Red Army
- C. The Russian White Army
- D. The British Navy
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Who was the primary leader of the Indian independence movement?
- A. Subhash Chandra Bose
- B. Mahatma Gandhi
- C. Sardar Patel
- D. Jawaharlal Nehru
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Who was the British monarch during the American Revolution?
- A. King Charles II
- B. Queen Victoria
- C. King George III
- D. King Henry VIII
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The 1917 revolution that led to the rise of communism occurred in which country?
- A. Germany
- B. Russia
- C. China
- D. Vietnam
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Which 19th-century movement, primarily in Britain, sought to gain political rights and influence for the working classes through a 'People's Charter'?
- A. The Luddites
- B. The Chartists
- C. The Fabians
- D. The Levellers