Unipolar World — Important Questions
ICSE · Class 11 · Political Science
65 important questions from Unipolar World for ICSE Class 11 Political Science, with answers. Includes multiple choice and multiple correct questions.
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Important Questions from Unipolar World
Which pair correctly matches the system with the historical period of dominance?
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Pax-Teutonica - Medieval dominance system, Pax-Britannica - Modern age dominance system, Pax-Americana / Pax-Sovietica - Post-WWII bipolar dominance systems
Pax-Teutonica belongs to the medieval period, Pax-Britannica to the modern age, and Pax-Americana/Pax-Sovietica describe the post-World War II bipolar order.
Which leader established diplomatic and economic relations with China in 1972?
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Nixon
Nixon established diplomatic and economic relations with China in 1972, strengthening the American position.
Which statement about Gorbachev's policy toward the United States after 1985 is correct?
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He adopted a soft attitude
After 1985, Gorbachev adopted a soft attitude toward the United States.
In which year did Gorbachev withdraw Soviet forces from Afghanistan?
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1988
Gorbachev withdrew Soviet forces from Afghanistan in 1988.
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