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Discuss any four major plans by which Hitler sought to achieve his goal of making Germany a great power again.

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Chapter: [7] World War-II
Concept: Factors Leading to the World War II

Assertion: Germany invaded Poland on 1st September, 1939.

Reason: Hitler had signed a Non-Aggression Pact with Russia in August 1939 and ensured Russian neutrality.

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Chapter: [7] World War-II
Concept: Factors Leading to the World War II

Name the original signatories of the Anti-Comintern Pact in 1936.

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Chapter: [7] World War-II
Concept: Factors Leading to the World War II

How did the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour change the nature of the Second World War?

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Chapter: [7] World War-II
Concept: Factors Leading to the World War II

One of the primary reasons for the outbreak of the Second World War was the policy of Appeasement followed by Britain and France.

Give any four reasons to explain why these two nations adopted the policy of Appeasement.

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Chapter: [7] World War-II
Concept: Anglo-french Appeasement Policies

With reference to the World Economic Crisis (1929), give any four reasons to explain why Japan adopted an aggressive and militant foreign policy before the Second World War.

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Chapter: [7] World War-II
Concept: Factors Leading to the World War II

Which of the following events is considered to be Hitler’s greatest triumph and Chamberlain’s supreme act of appeasement?

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Chapter: [7] World War-II
Concept: Anglo-french Appeasement Policies

Assertion: On 6th August, 1945 the Americans dropped an atom bomb on Hiroshima.

Reason: On 7th December 1941, the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbour without any declaration of war.

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Chapter: [7] World War-II
Concept: Factors Leading to the World War II

How did the course of events during the Abyssinian crisis discredit the League of Nations and the idea of collective security?

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Chapter: [7] World War-II
Concept: Anglo-french Appeasement Policies

Name the nationalist leader under whose leadership Ghana became independent.

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Chapter: [8] De-Colonisation in Asia (China) and Africa (Ghana and Kenya)
Concept: Political Transition in Ghana (1957–1969)

Who was the African nationalist leader of the Kenya African Unity Party (KAU) ?

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Chapter: [8] De-Colonisation in Asia (China) and Africa (Ghana and Kenya)
Concept: Kenya: Conflict and Independence

Discuss the initial achievements of Kwame Nkrumah in the field of internal and external affairs of Ghana.

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Chapter: [8] De-Colonisation in Asia (China) and Africa (Ghana and Kenya)
Concept: Political Transition in Ghana (1957–1969)

Explain the reasons for Nkrumah’s downfall and eventual overthrow from power in 1966.

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Chapter: [8] De-Colonisation in Asia (China) and Africa (Ghana and Kenya)
Concept: Political Transition in Ghana (1957–1969)

What part did the Mau Mau secret society play in the Kenyan struggle for freedom from British rule?

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Chapter: [8] De-Colonisation in Asia (China) and Africa (Ghana and Kenya)
Concept: Kenya: Conflict and Independence

Answer the following question.
What is the most important reason for the downfall of Kwame Nkrumah?

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Chapter: [8] De-Colonisation in Asia (China) and Africa (Ghana and Kenya)
Concept: Political Transition in Ghana (1957–1969)

Answer the following question.
In the context of the rapid growth of African nationalism and decolonization in Africa, discuss :
Kenya’s struggle for freedom under the leadership ofJomo Kenyatta.

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Chapter: [8] De-Colonisation in Asia (China) and Africa (Ghana and Kenya)
Concept: Kenya: Conflict and Independence

Answer the following question.
In the context of the rapid growth of African nationalism and decolonization in Africa, discuss :
The initial achievements of Kwame Nkrumah in the field of internal and external affairs of Ghana. 

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Chapter: [8] De-Colonisation in Asia (China) and Africa (Ghana and Kenya)
Concept: Political Transition in Ghana (1957–1969)

Discuss any four features of Nkrumah's policies that led to the collapse of his government in Ghana (1966).

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Chapter: [8] De-Colonisation in Asia (China) and Africa (Ghana and Kenya)
Concept: Political Transition in Ghana (1957–1969)

A de-colonisation movement started in Africa after the Second World War. In this context, examine the role of Jomo Kenyatta in Kenya's struggle for independence.

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Chapter: [8] De-Colonisation in Asia (China) and Africa (Ghana and Kenya)
Concept: Kenya: Conflict and Independence

State any one difference between the freedom movement of Ghana and that of Kenya.

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Chapter: [8] De-Colonisation in Asia (China) and Africa (Ghana and Kenya)
Concept: Kenya: Conflict and Independence
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