Class 10 Social Science: The Making of a Global World Worksheet (with Answers)
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- 1. The Silk Routes connected Asia with:
- (a) only India
- (b) Australia
- (c) Europe and North Africa
- (d) Antarctica
- 2. Rinderpest was a disease of:
- (a) humans
- (b) crops
- (c) birds
- (d) cattle
- 3. The Great Depression occurred in the:
- (a) 1930s
- (b) 1890s
- (c) 1910s
- (d) 1950s
- 4. Indentured labourers were workers bound by:
- (a) lifelong slavery
- (b) a contract for a fixed period
- (c) no agreement
- (d) royal decree
- 5. What were the Silk Routes?
- 6. Name the three flows of the nineteenth-century world economy.
- 7. Explain the three types of flows that connected the world in the nineteenth century.
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- 1. (c) Europe and North Africa — They linked Asia with Europe and North Africa.
- 2. (d) cattle — Rinderpest was a cattle plague.
- 3. (a) 1930s — The Great Depression began around 1929 and ran through the 1930s.
- 4. (b) a contract for a fixed period — They worked under a fixed-term contract.
- 5. Ancient trade routes connecting Asia with Europe and North Africa.
- 6. Flows of goods, capital and people (labour).
- 7. In the nineteenth century the world became closely connected through three main types of international flows. The first was the flow of trade — goods such as cloth and wheat moved between countries on a large scale. The second was the flow of labour — large numbers of people migrated in search of work, including many indentured labourers from India taken to plantations across the world. The third was the flow of capital — money was invested over long distances for short-term and long-term gain. These flows were made faster and cheaper by new technologies such as railways, steamships and the telegraph, knitting distant regions into a single, interdependent world economy.
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