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1. The comprehensive peace accord signed in 2006 between the government and the CPN (Maoist) officially ended which conflict in Nepal?

The civil war with Tibet

The Anglo-Nepalese War

The People's War (Maoist insurgency)

The conflict between the Mallas and Lichchhavis

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2. What was the primary aim of the Maoist insurgency that began in Nepal in 1996?

To restore the Rana regime

To establish a multi-party system

To overthrow the monarchy and establish a communist republic

To sign a peace treaty with British India

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3. The 'Comprehensive Peace Accord' of 2006 formally ended which major conflict in Nepal?

The Anglo-Nepalese War

The conflict between the Shah and Rana families

The decade-long Maoist insurgency

The student protests of 1979

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4. The 'People's War' (Maoist insurgency) of Nepal was a direct response to what political and social condition?

The unification of Nepal

A return to the Rana regime

The perceived failure of the multi-party system and persistent social inequality

The signing of the Treaty of Sugauli

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5. What was the primary cause of the 'People's War' (Maoist insurgency) that began in 1996?

The military's desire to seize political power.

Widespread public frustration with political instability and social inequality.

A dispute over the national language.

Pressure from neighboring countries to change the government.

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6. The rise of the CPN (Maoist) as a political force was a direct challenge to what political system?

The Rana regime's hereditary rule.

The Panchayat system's direct royal rule.

The constitutional monarchy and multi-party democracy of 1990.

The federal democratic republic established in 2008.

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7. The 'People's Movement II' (Jana Andolan II) was unique because it united which two groups in a common struggle?

The military and the police.

The King's supporters and the Rana Prime Ministers.

The Maoist rebels and the mainstream political parties.

The business community and the civil service.

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8. The rise of a strong communist movement in Nepal, particularly the Maoists, was rooted in what?

A desire to align Nepal with the Soviet Union.

The success of communist revolutions in neighboring countries.

Deep-seated anger over political corruption and social inequality.

A political ideology based on the monarchy.

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9. The 'Naxalite' movement in India had a significant influence on which of the following in Nepal?

The development of the tourism industry.

The rise of the communist movement and armed struggle.

The establishment of the Panchayat system.

The signing of the Sugauli Treaty.

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10. The 'People's War' (Maoist insurgency) began in which year?

1990

1996

2001

2006

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