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What were the Hamba?

A commoners

B government ministers

C politicalcheckpoints

D private properties

What was a reason for the strength of Brunei's trade between the fifteenth and nineteenthcenturies?

A control over the natives of Sulu

B help provided by the British

C the large market in JaPan

D the size of Brunei's emPire

Who built the first mosque in Brunei?

A Pengiran Muda Hashim

B Sultan Abdul Momin

C Sultan Ahmad Tajuddin

D Sultan Sharif AIi

Why was the Protectorate Agreement of 1888 a disappointment for Sultan Hashim?

A A British Resident was appointed.

B He had to give up the throne.

C lt allowed Japanese interference in Brunei

D lt did not prevent Sarawak from taking over Limbang.

What did the Sultan keep control of in the 190516 Supplementary Agreement?

A defence

B finance

C foreign policy

D the lslamic religion

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What was a problem in the cutch industry in the early part of the twentieth century?

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C outbreak of disease

D shortage of barks

What became Brunei's rnain export during the 1g30s?

A coffee

B cutch

C oil

D rubber

What increased during the Japanese occupation of Brunei in the Second World War?

A disease

B freedom

C oil exports to Europe

D westernisation

What did Barisan Pemuda (BARIP) ask the British Resident to do to increase nationalconsciousness amongst Malays in Brunei?

A build a new national library

B expel non-Malays from Brunei

C fly the Brunei flag from the Secretariat Building

D found a Malay newspaper

Which part of Brunei's economy received the largest share of the budget in the first Five yearDevelopment Plan?

A agriculture

B education

C infrastructure

D welfare

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A Acheh

B Bantam

C Bencoolen

D Macassar

Who was the first

A Bannerman

B Crawfurd

C Farquhar

D Raffles

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13 Who became the Malay ruler of Perak after the murder of Birch in 1875?

A Maharaja Lela

B Ngah lbrahim

C Raja lsmail

D Raja Yusof

ln the nineteenth century, from where did most immigrants into Malaya come?

A Britain

B China

C lndia

D United States

What was a result of the creation of the Federated Malay States (FMS) in 1896?

A Pahang's financial problems were solved.

B The Residential System was introduced.

C The Sultans gained many powers.

D There was greater efficiency in administration.

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21 Who led the opposition to the Dutch in the JavaWar?

A Amangku Buwono lV

B Dipo Negoro

C Sentot

D Sepuh

22 When did the forced cultivation of coffee in Java end?

A 1887 B 1897 C 19A7 D 1917

23 What slowed Java's econornic expansion after 1880?

A abolition of slavery

B disease affecting coffee and sugar production

C opening of the Suez Canal

D prosperity of the 'Outer Provinces'

24 Why was the Liberal Policy introduced?

A to end the abuses of the Culture System

B to help the Dutch after the Java War

C to prepare for lndonesian independence

D to replace the Ethical Policy

25 Who founded Budi Utomo in 1908?

A Husodo

B Kartini

C Sartono

D Sneevliet

26 What was a result of the Japanese occupation of lndonesia?

A better treatment for Eurasians

B equal political rights for women

C more job opportunities in governrnent for lndonesians

D the development of the lndonesian air force

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B France

C SPain

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2e 'The only weapons that will be of real use to us in the future will be our mouths and our hearts.. .'

Which ruler of Siam wrote this in 1864?

A Chulalongkorn

B Mongkut

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D Prince Rabi

, 30 Which was achieved by King Vajiravudh?

, A abolition of prostration in the King's presence

B division of Siam into monthons

l'' C ending of slavery and compulsory labour

D foundation of Chulalongkorn University

'' 31 What was the immediate result of the quarrel between the King and the Assembly over the deathpenalty in Siam in 1935?

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- B Buddhism was adopted as the official religion.

'- C Pibul Songgram became Prime Minister,

D Prajadhipok announced his abdication.

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What happened to Thailand during the Second World

A lt became cornmunist.

B lt invaded China.

C lt was an ally of Japan.

D lt was conquered by Britain.

War?

Which Spanish governor supported

A Blanco

B lzquierdo

C Terrero

D de la Torre

Who founded Katipunanin 1892?

.A Aguinaldo

B Bonifacio

C Laurel

D Makabulos

Rizal's criticism of the corruption of the clergy?

Why did control over the Philippines change in 1B9B?

A Spain defeated Katipunan.

B Spain gave independence to the Philippines

C Spain lost a war against the United States.

D There was a revolution in Spain.

Which Governor-General of the Philippines caused the resignation of Filipino leaders from theCouncil of State in 1923 because of the regular use of his veto powers?

A Harrison

B Murphy

C Stimson

D Wood

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