UPSC History Optional · Paper II · 2024 · Q5(e) · 10 marks
The revolutions of (1989) did not simply destroy governments; they also ended an ideology. 10 Marks
- Chapter
- Unification of Europe
- Topic
- The Revolutions of 1989
Model answer
A full model answer to this question is available.
Read the model answer →Similar questions from other years
- Revolutions, whether in Russia (1917) or in China (1949), are a disastrous way of transforming a country. Comment.Paper II · 2021 · Q7(c) · 10 marks · Model answer
- Do you think that Quit India movement was a Spontaneous Revolution?30Paper II · 2009 · Q4(b) · 30 marks
- Critically examine the statement that the French Revolution was not caused by the French philosophers but by the conditions of national life and by the mistakes of the government.Paper II · 2016 · Q6(a) · 20 marks
- "The 1848 revolutions frightened the crowned heads of Europe and caused several to abdicate. Those who remained were cognizant of the threats posed by liberalism, nationalism and socialism.” Comment.Paper II · 2020 · Q6(c) · 10 marks · Model answer
- ‘The revolution of 1760 (Bengal) was really no revolution.’Paper II · 1987 · Q1(a) · 20 marks
- “The Revolutions of 1848 were shaped by the ideas of democracy and nationalism.” Critically examine [10 Marks]Paper II · 2023 · Q5(c) · 10 marks