All Free International Relations MCQs with Answers

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  • A. 1992
  • B. 1995
  • C. 1996
  • D. 1994

Explanation: The Taliban captured Kabul and established their regime in September 1996.

Correct answer: 1996
  • A. Gulbadin Hikmat Yar
  • B. Ahmad Shah Masood
  • C. Burhanuddin Rabbani
  • D. Rashid Dostum

Explanation: Burhanuddin Rabbani headed the government that retained Afghanistan's UN representation after the Soviet-backed regime collapsed.

Correct answer: Burhanuddin Rabbani
  • A. France and Germany
  • B. England and France
  • C. England and Prussia
  • D. France and Austria

Explanation: The Seven Years' War, fought from 1756 to 1763, primarily pitted Britain and Prussia against France, Austria and their allies.

Correct answer: England and Prussia
  • A. Gulf War
  • B. Israel-Arab War
  • C. Desert-War
  • D. Boer War

Explanation: The 1967 Six-Day War was fought between Israel and several Arab states and ended in six days.

Correct answer: Israel-Arab War
  • A. 1994
  • B. 1974
  • C. 1947
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Russia launched its first major invasion of Chechnya in December 1994, beginning the First Chechen War.

Correct answer: 1994
  • A. April, 1977
  • B. March 1979
  • C. March 1978
  • D. None of theseTry Prep Courses

Explanation: Israel’s first major military intervention in Lebanon was Operation Litani, launched in March 1978.

Correct answer: March 1978
  • A. March, 1996
  • B. June, 1997
  • C. January, 1990
  • D. February, 1995

Explanation: Russian forces captured Grozny in February 1995 during the First Chechen War, although fighting continued afterward.

Correct answer: February, 1995
  • A. 8th July, 2006
  • B. 5th July, 2006
  • C. 12th July, 2006
  • D. None of these

Explanation: The 2006 Israel-Lebanon War began on 12 July after Hezbollah captured two Israeli soldiers and launched attacks across the border.

Correct answer: 12th July, 2006
  • A. 1956
  • B. 1959
  • C. 1964
  • D. 1959

Explanation: The Palestine Liberation Organization was established in 1964 at the initiative of the Arab League.

Correct answer: 1964
  • A. Ramalah
  • B. Algeria
  • C. Lebanon
  • D. Jordan

Explanation: The PLO’s headquarters and central institutions are based in Ramallah in the West Bank.

Correct answer: Ramalah
  • A. A Town of Jordan
  • B. A radical Palestinian Group
  • C. President of Lebanon
  • D. None of the above

Explanation: Hamas is a Palestinian Islamist political and armed movement founded during the First Intifada.

Correct answer: A radical Palestinian Group
  • A. Battle of Leipzig
  • B. Battle of Salamis
  • C. Russian-Japanese War
  • D. Battle of Yalu

Explanation: The conflict was the Russo-Japanese War, in which Japan defeated Russia in 1904-05.

Correct answer: Russian-Japanese War
  • A. Force 17
  • B. Fatah
  • C. Intifada
  • D. None of theseCompare Local Schools

Explanation: Fatah, founded by Yasir Arafat and other Palestinian leaders, is the principal political faction within the Palestine Liberation…

Correct answer: Fatah
  • A. 2000
  • B. 2001
  • C. 2002
  • D. 2003

Explanation: The Second Palestinian Intifada, also called the Al-Aqsa Intifada, began in 2000 after the breakdown of the peace process and Ariel…

Correct answer: 2000
  • A. Edourd Daladier
  • B. Pierre Laval
  • C. Paul Reynaud
  • D. Leon Blum

Explanation: Paul Reynaud became Prime Minister in March 1940 and held office when Germany launched its western offensive on 10 May.

Correct answer: Paul Reynaud
  • A. Henry L. Stimson
  • B. Henry Morgenthau
  • C. Cordell Hull
  • D. Harry Hopkins

Explanation: Henry L. Stimson was US Secretary of War from 1940 to 1945 and directed the War Department during the American role in World War II.

Correct answer: Henry L. Stimson
  • A. Francisco Franco
  • B. Jose Antonio
  • C. Juan Peron
  • D. Manuel Azana

Explanation: Francisco Franco led the Nationalist forces to victory in the Spanish Civil War and then ruled Spain as a dictator.

Correct answer: Francisco Franco
  • A. They wore brown shirts and were called camicie marrone
  • B. They wore red shirts and were called camicie rosse
  • C. They wore green shirts and were called camicie verde
  • D. They wore black shirts and were called camicie nere

Explanation: Mussolini’s Fascist paramilitaries wore black shirts and were known as camicie nere, or Blackshirts.

Correct answer: They wore black shirts and were called camicie nere
  • A. The Security Council and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
  • B. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Commitern
  • C. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Warsaw Pact
  • D. The Anti Commitern Axis Organization and the League of Nations

Explanation: NATO represented the Western bloc, while the Warsaw Pact organized the Soviet-led Eastern bloc from 1955.

Correct answer: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Warsaw Pact
  • A. Australia New Zealand United States Security Organization (ANZUS)
  • B. Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO)
  • C. Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
  • D. East Asian Security Organizations (ECSO)

Explanation: SEATO was created by the 1954 Manila Pact to resist the spread of communism in Southeast Asia and the wider Asia-Pacific region.

Correct answer: Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO)