Chapter – 2

The End of Bipolarity

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Class	Class 12
Subject	Political Science
Chapter no.	Chapter 2
Chapter Name	The End of Bipolarity
Category	Class 12 Political Science Objective Questions in English
Medium	English

The End of Bipolarity

Objective Questions in English

1. Which of the following is the factor responsible for the establishment of a bipolar system in the world?
   1. World War I
   2. World War II
   3. Cold War
   4. The dissolution of the Soviet Union
2. When did the former Soviet Union disintegrate?
   1. 1990
   2. 1991
   3. 1992
   4. 1993
3. Marshall plan is related to which of the following countries?
   1. Britain
   2. United States
   3. India
   4. Former Soviet Union
4. Which country is related to COMECON?
   1. Britain
   2. United States of America
   3. Former Soviet Union
   4. Japan
5. When did Mikhail Gorbachev resign from the presidency of the former Soviet Union?
   1. 25 August 1991
   2. 25 June 1990
   3. 25 December 1991
   4. 25 December 1990
6. When did the Socialist Soviet Union come into existence?
   1. 1901
   2. 1907
   3. 1917
   4. 1947
7. Which of the following was called the “second world” countries?
   1. Poor countries
   2. Slave countries
   3. Newly independent countries
   4. Soviet Union and its parting countries
8. When did Mikhail Gorbachev become the General Secretary of the Communist Party?
   1. 1985
   2. 1983
   3. 1984
   4. 1986
9. The policy of Perestroika and Glasnost is related to which of the following Soviet Presidents?
   1. Nikita Khrushchev
   2. Leonid Brezhnev
   3. Mikhail Gorbachev
   4. Boris Yeltsin
10. When was the Berlin Wall built between East and West Germany?
    1. 1960
    2. 1961
    3. 1971
    4. 1979
11. When was the Berlin Wall between East and West Germany brought down?
    1. 1979
    2. 1961
    3. 1988
    4. 1989
12. When did East and West Germany unify?
    1. 1980
    2. 1990
    3. 1991
    4. 1992
13. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, how many former republics were included in the “Commonwealth of Independent States”?
    1. 03
    2. 09
    3. 12
    4. 15
14. Who became the President in the 1992 elections held under the new Constitution of the Russian Federation?
    1. Boris Yeltsin
    2. Putin
    3. Brezhnev
    4. Gorbachev
15. Consequences of the Dissolution of the Soviet Union
    1. End of Cold War
    2. Emergence of the United States of America as the sole superpower
    3. Unification of Germany
    4. All of the above
16. Which republic of the Soviet Union first declared independence?
    1. Estonia
    2. Lithuania
    3. Latvia
    4. Ukraine
17. Which organization was formed by the Soviet Union with the Eastern Countries?
    1. NATO
    2. SEATO
    3. CENTO
    4. Warsaw Pact
18. Who among the following played an important role in the overthrow of Soviet President Gorbachev?
    1. Brezhnev
    2. Putin
    3. Boris Yeltsin
    4. None of the above
19. Shock therapy model was guided by which of the following?
    1. World Bank
    2. International Monetary Fund
    3. America and Western bloc
    4. All of the above
20. Shock therapy was adopted for which countries?
    1. For Asian countries
    2. For western countries
    3. For the countries included in the Soviet Union
    4. For all of the above

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