History Paper 2 June 2019

1. Athe clove plantations of Zanzibar and Pemba
2. Bthe gold mines of the Witwatersrand in South Africa
3. Cthe tea gardens of Ceylon under the British
4. Dthe cotton mills of Lancashire in Britain

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1. Apatrolling the coast with her navy to stop slave ships
2. Bpaying the Arab traders to move their trade to Asia
3. Cbuying every slave on the market and setting them free
4. Dclosing every port along the East African coast to trade

1. ARussia
2. BAustria-Hungary
3. CGermany
4. DItaly

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1. Alanded an army in Morocco to fight the French
2. Brefused to allow Spain any share of Moroccan land
3. Csent a gunboat to Agadir to challenge France
4. Dasked Britain to divide Morocco between the powers

1. AStalingrad
2. BWaterloo
3. CBritain
4. DSomme

1. ALusitania
2. BMayflower
3. CTitanic
4. DBismarck

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1. ASaint-Germain
2. BTrianon
3. CLausanne
4. DNeuilly

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1. Abelong to the League of Nations
2. Bjoin in any union with Germany
3. Celect her own president and parliament
4. Dtrade with her neighbour Czechoslovakia

1. Athe United States
2. BGermany
3. CJapan
4. Dthe Soviet Union

1. Aplace a total oil embargo on Japanese trade
2. Bsend a British and French army into Manchuria
3. Cappoint the Lytton Commission of enquiry
4. Dexpel Japan from the League and seize her navy

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1. AGovernor of the Bank of Italy
2. BMinister of Foreign Affairs
3. CArchbishop of Milan
4. DChief Justice of Italy

1. ARhodes
2. BCorfu
3. CCrete
4. DCyprus

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1. Athe refusal of the Nazis to take part in elections
2. Bthe ban on all political parties before 1933
3. Cthe discovery of large oil fields in the Ruhr valley
4. Dthe weakness of Weimar's coalition governments

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1. Apublic works and rearmament of the forces
2. Bclosing down the state labour exchanges
3. Copening the country to foreign investment
4. Dpaying employers to take on more women

1. Ademanding the return of the port of Danzig
2. Bannexing Austria into the German Reich
3. Cmarching his troops into the Rhineland
4. Dtaking the Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia

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1. Athe Rhineland
2. Bthe Sudetenland
3. CAlsace-Lorraine
4. DDanzig

1. APoland
2. Bthe Soviet Union
3. CCanada
4. DHungary

1. Abases on the French coast near Calais
2. Bhelp from American squadrons from 1940
3. Cradar stations that gave warning of raids
4. Dmany more fighter aircraft than the Germans

1. Astop British supplies reaching the Soviet Union
2. Bforce Britain to give back her African colonies
3. Cdestroy the British fleet based at Scapa Flow
4. Dcontrol the air before invading Britain by sea

1. APortugal
2. BSpain
3. CWest Germany
4. DGreece

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1. Aan attack on one member is an attack on all
2. Bno member may trade with a communist state
3. Cmembers will share their atomic weapons equally
4. Devery member will keep an army of 100 000 men

1. AGhana
2. BUganda
3. CAngola
4. DCameroon

1. Amade up of officers of the ruling party
2. Bappointed by the head of state alone
3. Cdrawn from the largest opposition party
4. Dimpartial and independent of government

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1. Ato create one currency for all its members
2. Bto put member states under British rule again
3. Cto promote democracy among its members
4. Dto build a single army for all member states

1. Athe British monarch
2. Bthe Prime Minister of Britain
3. Cthe Secretary-General of the Commonwealth
4. Dthe United Nations Secretary-General

1. Asending troops to restore the elected leaders
2. Bhanding the matter to the British parliament
3. Cseizing the assets it holds in British banks
4. Dsuspending it from Commonwealth meetings

1. AWHO
2. BFAO
3. CILO
4. DUNESCO

1. Asupply free medicines to every household
2. Bwipe out smallpox by mass vaccination
3. Cbuild a hospital in every member state
4. Dtrain soldiers to guard hospitals in wartime

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1. Athe loss of their land to foreign settlers
2. Ba government ban on growing grain for sale
3. Chigh wages that priced their crops out of markets
4. Dshortage of land and heavy redemption payments

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1. Aclosing the factories that made army supplies
2. Bforcing the Tsar to give up his throne in 1915
3. Ccausing food shortages in the towns and cities
4. Dbringing in a flood of cheap foreign grain

1. AChina should be divided among the great powers
2. Bthe powers would respect China's independence
3. CJapan should keep the province of Shantung
4. DChina should join the League of Nations at once

1. Athe end of all foreign control in the treaty ports
2. Bheavy taxes and constant fighting in the provinces
3. Ca strong central government in Peking
4. Drapid growth of industry in the countryside

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Athe officers of Batista's army
2. Bthe owners of the big Havana casinos
3. Cthe peasants of the Sierra Maestra
4. Dthe American sugar companies

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1. Athe day Batista fled from Cuba in 1959
2. BCastro's attack on the Moncada barracks
3. Cthe day the United States left Guantanamo
4. Dthe day Castro landed in Cuba from Mexico

1. AKamenev
2. BTrotsky
3. CZinoviev
4. DBukharin

1. Achoose the next leader of the party
2. Braise money to pay for the Five Year Plans
3. Cteach factory managers new methods
4. Dremove old Bolsheviks who might oppose him

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1. Afarms too small to be worked efficiently
2. Bthe loss of farmland to foreign settlers
3. Ctoo much machinery for the land available
4. Da shortage of workers to till the fields

1. Aco-operatives of twenty families each
2. Bprivate farms of about ten hectares
3. Cstate farms run by the Red Army
4. Dcommunes of several thousand families

1. Afactories run by the People's Army
2. Bsmall backyard furnaces in the villages
3. Cplants set up in the coastal cities
4. Dlarge new mills built with Japanese help

1. Afreedom to ignore the country's laws
2. Bfreedom from paying any taxes
3. Cfreedom to carry weapons in public
4. Dfreedom of assembly and association

1. Aappointing every member of parliament itself
2. Bholding regular elections by secret ballot
3. Cchoosing chiefs to sit as judges
4. Dallowing only one political party

Answer this when you sit the paper.

1. Athe Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
2. Bthe Zimbabwe Tourism Authority
3. CChildline Zimbabwe
4. Dthe Grain Marketing Board

1. Aeighteen years
2. Btwenty-one years
3. Ctwelve years
4. Dsixteen years

1. Athe right to own a firearm at sixteen
2. Bthe right to vote at any election
3. Cthe right to a name and family care
4. Dthe right to leave school at any age