Which of the following is not a part of Indo-China

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(a)

Cambodia

(b)

China

(c)

Laos

(d)

Vietnam

"According to Bernard, there were several barriers to economic growth in Vietnam? Which X the following is true in reference to this?

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(a)

High population level

(b)

Low agricultural productivity

(c)

Extensive indebtedness among peasants

(d)

Over industrialization

Which one of the following movements started in Vietnam in  1868 against the spread of Christianity?

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(a)

Scholar's Revolt

(b)

Go East Movement

(c)

Hoa Hao Movement

(d)

Liberation Movement

Who was the founder of the Hoa Hao Movement?

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(a)

Liang Qichao

(b)

Phan Boi Chau

(c)

Huynh Phy So

(d)

Nguyen Dinh Chieu

Who among the following was intensely hostile to monarchy in Vietnam?

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(a)

Phan Boi Chau

(b)

Phan Chu Trinh

(c)

Huynh Phu So

(d)

The officials of Imperial Court

Which one of the following was not the objective of Vietnamese ' Go East Movement' of 1907-08?

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(a)

To acquire modern education

(b)

To drive out French from Vietnam

(c)

To strengthen emperor Bao Dai

(d)

To establish the Nguyen dynasty

In 1911, the monarchy in china was overthrown by

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(a)

Ho Chi Minh

(b)

Sun Yat-sen

(c)

Bao Dai

(d)

Ngo Dinh Diem

What were the provinces of Ngu An and Ha Tien called in Vietnam?

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(a)

Electric current

(b)

Current electric

(c)

Electric fuses

(d)

None of the above

Which one of the following parties was established by Ho Chi Minh in 1930?

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(a)

Vietnamese Communist Party

(b)

National Liberation Front

(c)

The League for the Independence of Vietnam

(d)

All of these

Which of the following is not true regarding the regime of Ngo-Dinh-Dien in south Vietnam?

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(a)

He built a repressive and authoritarian government

(b)

He bid the foundation of a democratic form of government

(c)

Anyone who opposed him was jailed and killed

(d)

He permitted Christianity but outlawed Buddhism

Name the Modern countries of Indo-China?

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(a)

Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia

By whom was Vietnam colonised?

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(a)

By the French

Who was Francis Garnier?

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(a)

Francis Garnier was a French officer who led an attack against the ruling Nguyen dynasty.

Why did the French think that colonies were necessary?

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(a)

Colonies were  considered essential to supply national resources and other essential goods.

By 1931, who became the third largest producer of rice in the world?

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(a)

Vietnam.

Which European country colonised Vietnam?

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(a)

France colonised Vietnam

What was the most visible form of French control in Vietnam?

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(a)

The most visible form of French control in Vietnam was in the form of military and economic domination.

How did the French form the Indo-China?

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(a)

After the Franco-Chinese war, the French troops assumed control of Tonkin and Anaam in 1887, and thus formed Indo-China.

State one most important cause of colonisation of Vietnamese by the French?

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(a)

Need for constant supply of raw materials to feed the industries in France was the main cause of colonisation of Vietnam by the French.

In which areas of Vietnam did the French built a canal to increase the cultivation for export?

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(a)

The French build a canal to increase the cultivation for export in the region of Mekong delta.