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 What were the consequences of the Indo-china war?

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Chapter: [5] India's Foreign Policy
Concept: Sino-Indian War

Where was the first Summit of the Non- Aligned Nations held?

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Chapter: [5] India's Foreign Policy
Concept: Concept of Non-Alignment Movement >> Belgrade Conference

Answer the following question.
Trace the circumstances that led to the outbreak of the Indo-China war in 1962.

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Chapter: [5] India's Foreign Policy
Concept: Sino-Indian War

How did the Bandung and Belgrade Conferences lead to the formation and development of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM)?

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Chapter: [5] India's Foreign Policy
Concept: Concept of Non-Alignment Movement >> Belgrade Conference

State one important example of Anglo-French appeasement of Hitler (1938) that made war inevitable.

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

State the significance of the Pearl Harbour incident.

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

State any one reason why Mussolini helped General Franco in the Spanish Civil War.

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

Mention any one serious tactical mistake made by the Japanese in the Second World War.

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Chapter: [7] World War-II
Concept: American Entry and Contribution to the Victory

State the main aims of Hitler’s foreign policy and his plans to ful fil these aims.

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

Give an account of the successful events of Hitler’s policy between 1933 and 1938.

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

Name two alliances signed between Italy, Germany, and Japan.

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

With reference to the aggressive foreign policies of Italy and Japan, explain how the following events made war more likely and worldwide in scope:

 Italy’s invasion of Abyssinia.

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

With reference to the aggressive foreign policies of Italy and Japan, explain how the following events made war more likely and worldwide in scope :

Attack on Pearl Harbour-motives, events and impact.

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

Answer the following question.
Define the term appeasement in the context of the causes of the Second World War.

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

What was the objective of Operation Overlord launched by the Allied Powers on 6th June 1944?

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Chapter: [7] World War-II
Concept: Reasons for the Defeat of the Axis Powers

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State the Aims of Hitler’S Foreign Policy and His Plans to Fulfil Those Aims.

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

What was the objective of Hitler’s policy of Lebensraum?

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

Explain why Britain followed a policy of Appeasement.

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

Explain the aims of Hitler’s foreign policy.

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

The destruction of the hated Versailles Treaty was the main aim of the foreign policy of ______.

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