Ncert -social science- class 10-Chapter 3: The Making of a Global World Welcome to your Ncert -social science- class 10-Chapter 3: The Making of a Global World 1. Which of the following city was known as the the fabled city of gold? Peru El Dorado India Mexico None 2. Which of the following statement is true regardingNineteenth-century indenture labour being described as a ‘new system of slavery’ ? 1.Often migrants were not even told that they were to embark on a long sea voyage. Sometimes agents even forcibly abducted less willing migrants.2.On arrival at the plantations, labourers found conditions to be different from what they had imagined.3.Living and working conditions were good, and they were given many legal rights.Choose the correct option(s). I and II Only I I and III Only III None 3. Potatoes, soya, groundnuts, maize,etc foods were only introduced in Europe and Asia after Christopher Columbus accidentally discovered _____. Africa West Indies Australia America None 4. What are a good example of vibrant pre-modem trade and cultural links between the distant parts of the world? Train Routes Ho Chin Minh trail Mountain passes Silk routes None 5. What does the ‘Silk Route’ refer to? Present-day West Asia Introduction of humble potato West-bound Chinese silk cargoes Both (a) and (b) None 6. In the 18th century, which among the following was not a rich country? Peru India japan China None 7. Read the statement given below :"All three flows were closely interwoven and affected peoples’ lives more deeply now than ever before"Which of the given is not a part of that flow? The flow of technology The flow of labour The movement of capital The flow of trade None 8. From the given information select the correct option. 1.These traders ventured even beyond European colonies.2.By 1860s, they established flourishing emporia at busy ports around the world. Nattukottai Chettiars Hyderabadi Sindhi traders Hyderabadi Sindhi traders, Shikaripuri shroffs and Nattukottai Chettiars Shikaripuri shroffs None 9. Give one word for - One who refuses to accept established beliefs and practices. Agnostic Dissenter Atheist Plebistic None 10. What ‘technology’ helped in transporting perishable goods? Refrigerated railways Refrigerated aircrafts Refrigerated ships Both (a) and (b) None 11. Give one word for - Movement of people, goods and services across the nations. Globalisation Privatization Liberalisation Communalism None 12. Which out of the following was beyond the reach of the poor in 18th century Europe? Potatoes Bread Eggs Meat None 13. Identify the term with the help of given information : 1.It is a bonded labour under contract2.They work for an employer for a specific amount of time. Bonded labour Plantation labour Daily wages based labour Indentured labour None 14. Identify the disease from the given information: It is a disease which affects cattle.It came with the horses which were imported from British Asia. Bubonic Plague Influenza Rinderpest Salmonella None 15. What was the function of Shikaripuri shroffs and Nattukottai Chettiars? They financed import agriculture in Southern and Central Asia. They financed the Indian peasants They financed export agriculture in Southern and Central Asia They financed the indentured workers working in Mauritius and Fiji None 16. Which of the following is incorrect with respect to Corn Laws ? It is the laws allowing the British government to restrict the export of Corn It is the laws allowing the British government to restrict the import of Corn Unhappy with high food prices, industrialists and urban dwellers forced the abolition of the Corn Laws These laws were abolished None 17. Which factor played most important role in globalizing the world economy? Technology Abolition of Corn Laws Arms and Ammunition Government policies None 18. The most common food of the world was not known to: Asians Americans None of these Europeans None 19. Shikaripuri shroffs and Nattukottai Chettiars were among the ______ from India. Groups of professionals and writers Groups of companies and firms Groups of management consultants Groups of bankers and traders None 20. "The Europeans applied various ways to force the people to work" ,which one of given is not the method adopted by Europeans. Mineworkers were confined to the campus and were not allowed to move freely They abolished Corn Laws Inheritance laws were changed and only one member of the family was allowed to inherit land. This forced others into the labour market. Heavy taxes were imposed which could only be paid by working on plantations and in mines. 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