15 MCQ on Revolutionary Movements and Social Change with answers

15 MCQ on Revolutionary Movements and Social Change with answers

 15 MCQ on Revolutionary Movements and Social Change with answers

1. What is a revolutionary movement?
   a) A movement advocating for incremental change within existing systems
   b) A movement seeking to overthrow established social, political, or economic structures
   c) A movement focused solely on cultural change
   d) A movement promoting conservative values 
   Answer: b) A movement seeking to overthrow established social, political, or economic structures

2. Which of the following is NOT a common cause of revolutionary movements?
   a) Economic inequality
   b) Political repression
   c) Social harmony
   d) Ethnic or religious discrimination  
   Answer: c) Social harmony

3. Which revolution is often cited as a precursor to modern revolutionary movements, inspiring others around the world?
   a) French Revolution
   b) American Revolution
   c) Industrial Revolution
   d) Russian Revolution
   Answer: a) French Revolution

4. What term describes a sudden, widespread rebellion against existing authority?
   a) Counterrevolution
   b) Insurgency
   c) Uprising
   d) Reform movement   
   Answer: c) Uprising

5. Which philosopher is often associated with the idea of a "social contract" and the right to revolution?
   a) Karl Marx
   b) John Locke
   c) Friedrich Engels
   d) Jean-Jacques Rousseau   
   Answer: b) John Locke

6. Which revolutionary leader played a significant role in the Cuban Revolution of 1959?
   a) Fidel Castro
   b) Che Guevara
   c) Augusto Sandino
   d) Salvador Allende  
   Answer: a) Fidel Castro

7. What is the term used to describe a revolution that spreads from one country to another?
   a) National revolution
   b) Global revolution
   c) Regional revolution
   d) Domino effect   
   Answer: d) Domino effect

8. Which of the following is a common method used by revolutionary movements to achieve their goals?
   a) Diplomatic negotiations
   b) Electoral politics
   c) Armed struggle
   d) Cultural assimilation   
   Answer: c) Armed struggle

9. What is the primary goal of most revolutionary movements?
   a) Preservation of the status quo
   b) Redistribution of wealth
   c) Establishment of a totalitarian regime
   d) Social, political, or economic transformation 
   Answer: d) Social, political, or economic transformation

10. Which revolution is often associated with the rise of Marxist ideology and the establishment of a communist state?
    a) Chinese Revolution
    b) American Revolution
    c) Glorious Revolution
    d) Indian Independence Movement   
    Answer: a) Chinese Revolution

11. Which of the following is a characteristic of guerrilla warfare often employed by revolutionary movements?
    a) Open confrontation with enemy forces
    b) Reliance on conventional military tactics
    c) Hit-and-run attacks against larger, better-equipped forces
    d) Avoidance of violence
    Answer: c) Hit-and-run attacks against larger, better-equipped forces

12. What term describes a revolution that seeks to establish a more equitable distribution of wealth and resources?
    a) Socialist revolution
    b) Conservative revolution
    c) Fascist revolution
    d) Authoritarian revolution
    Answer: a) Socialist revolution

13. Which revolutionary movement was led by Nelson Mandela and aimed to end apartheid in South Africa?
    a) Cuban Revolution
    b) Anti-Apartheid Movement
    c) Iranian Revolution
    d) Bolshevik Revolution    
    Answer: b) Anti-Apartheid Movement

14. What role did social media play in some recent revolutionary movements?
    a) It hindered communication among activists
    b) It provided a platform for organizing and spreading information
    c) It discouraged international support
    d) It increased government censorship 
    Answer: b) It provided a platform for organizing and spreading information

15. Which term describes a revolution that aims to restore a previous political or social order?
    a) Counterrevolution
    b) Reactionary movement
    c) Conservative revolution
    d) Restoration movement
    Answer: a) Counterrevolution

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