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1. 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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2. 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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3. Which of the following describes the key social and political challenges faced by Nepal after the 1990 People's Movement?

The rise of a strong, unified political party.

Political instability and a failure to address deep-seated social inequalities.

The return to a direct royal rule.

The collapse of the national economy.

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4. 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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