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1. Which of the following is an accurate statement regarding the social conditions in Nepal during the Rana regime?

There was a flourishing of public education and literacy.

A strict hierarchical social structure was enforced.

Women were granted equal rights and opportunities.

Religious freedom was a key policy of the government.

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2. Who was the first elected Prime Minister of Nepal after the 1951 Revolution?

Bishweshwar Prasad Koirala

Tanka Prasad Acharya

Matrika Prasad Koirala

Tribhuvan Bir Bikram Shah

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3. Who was the last king of Nepal before the country was declared a republic?

King Tribhuvan

King Mahendra

King Birendra

King Gyanendra

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4. Which of the following describes the political power structure in Nepal from 1846 to 1951?

An absolute monarchy with a strong king

A feudal system with local lords

A hereditary prime ministerial system with the Rana family

A multi-party democratic government

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5. What was the social status of women in Nepal during the Rana regime?

They had equal rights to property and inheritance.

They had limited access to education and were mostly confined to domestic roles.

They were granted the right to vote in national elections.

They were prominent leaders in politics and administration.

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6. The establishment of the 'National Planning Commission' in 1956 signified a shift in economic policy towards what?

A return to a feudal economic model

A move towards a centrally planned development model

The complete privatization of all industries

A policy of economic isolationism

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7. Which of the following describes the political situation of the Shah kings during the Rana regime?

They held supreme executive and legislative power.

They were ceremonial figureheads with no real power.

They ruled as part of a multi-party democratic system.

They were the primary leaders of the military.

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8. What was the primary social reform introduced by Prime Minister Chandra Shumsher Jung Bahadur Rana?

The establishment of the first hospital

The abolition of slavery (Dās Prathā)

The introduction of electricity

The construction of the first railway

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9. What was the significance of the 'Sita Ram' (social reform) movement led by the Nepali Congress in the early 20th century?

It focused on promoting a new constitution.

It was a movement that called for the end of the Rana regime's social injustices.

It led to a new trade agreement with India.

It was a movement focused on economic liberalization.

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10. The 'Lichchhavi' period is often referred to as a 'Golden Age' of Nepali history due to its advancements in what?

Military technology and expansion of the kingdom.

Science, medicine, and engineering.

Art, architecture, and governance.

Maritime trade and exploration.

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11. What was the 'Nepal-Tibet War' (1788-1792) primarily fought over?

A dispute over the sovereignty of the border region.

A trade dispute over counterfeit currency and tariffs.

A disagreement on religious practices.

The control of the Buddhist monasteries.

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