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Q1. In what year did Japan invade Manchuria, marking the first major aggression leading up to Worldβ€―II?

πŸ”Ή A. 1930
πŸ”Ή B. 1931
πŸ”Ή C. 1932
πŸ”Ή D. 1933

πŸ’‘ Difficulty: easy | βœ… Correct: B

Q2. What was the primary motive behind Britain’s decision to sign the Anglo‑German Naval Agreement?

πŸ”Ή A. Desire to strengthen the League of Nations
πŸ”Ή B. Economic pressure from the Great Depression
πŸ”Ή C. Fear of a naval arms race with Germany
πŸ”Ή D. To secure British naval superiority

πŸ’‘ Difficulty: medium | βœ… Correct: C

Q3. How did the League of Nations’ failure to curb Japanese aggression in Manchuria influence subsequent appeasement policies?

πŸ”Ή A. It demonstrated that economic sanctions were effective
πŸ”Ή B. It reinforced belief that collective security could not be relied upon
πŸ”Ή C. It encouraged the League to adopt harsher penalties later
πŸ”Ή D. It led to immediate military intervention by Britain and France

πŸ’‘ Difficulty: hard | βœ… Correct: B

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