- CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS. General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level HISTORY 2171/1 (FOR CANDIDATES IN BRUNE!) PAPER 1 Multiple Choice MAY/JUNE SESSION 2002 1 hour ‘Additional materials: Multiple Choice answer sheet Solt clean eraser Soft pencil (type B or HB is recommended) TIME 1 hour INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES Do not open this booklet until you are told to do so. Write your name, Centre number and candidate number on the answer sheet in the spaces provided unless this has already been done for you. | There are forty questions in this paper. Answer all questions. For each question there are four possible answers, A, B, C and D. Choose the one you consider to be correct and record your choice in soft pencil on the separate answer sheet. Read very carefully the instructions on the answer sheet. INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES Each correct answer will score one mark. A mark will not be deducted for a wrong answer. Any rough working should be done iri this booklet. This question paper consists of 9 printed pages and 3 blank pages. s (ow) s222111 "8 z fe (CIE 2002 #29 University of Camarince Local Examinations Syndicate [Turn over2 1 Which of these terms best describes the river areas along the northern coast of Borneo? A fertile and rich in natural resources B fertile but no natural resources © not ferfile but rich in natural resources D not fertile and no natural resources Which country did not attempt to set up trading posts in Borneo in the 19th century? v A Britain B France C Holland D_ Spain Britain used ‘gunboat diplomacy’ to force Brunei to cede Labuan in 1846. i 7 What was ‘gunboat diplomacy’? exchanging weapons in return for land giving money to the Sultan, holding meetings to settle disputes co ao threatening to use force 4 What area in the Brunei Sultanate was seized by Charles Brooke in 1890? A Belait ie (3 Limbang C Muara D_ Tutong § Under the Residential System, who had the power to accept or reject all new laws passed by the State Council? 7” i the Vig Comentectoner B the Resident C the Sultan D the Wazir :: ‘ 3 j Zz Who was granted the first coal concession in Muara in 18837 | 7 What was Brunei's main export from 1900 to 19207 /n js A Brooke B Cochrane © Cowie D Marriott coal cutch Cc oil 4 D_ rubber | 8 Into which town did the Japanese army march on 16 December 19417 : A Brunei Town 8 Kuala Belait Cc Muara I D Seria Who signed the 1959 Constitution Agreement on behalf of the British Government? A Abell B Boyd Macdonald D Scott 10 On which of the followin: 19 was almost 60% of the budget of the First National Development P| (1953-58) to be spent? lan administration o agriculture ° health infrastructure ae Se o > 2rvinace [Turn over11 Who was the first Resident of Singapore? A Bannerman 8B Crawfurd Farquhar D Rattles 12 Why was Birch unpopular in Perak? A he deposed Sultan Abdullah B he developed rubber plantations (C)_he did not respect Malay customs D he set up a state council 13° Malaya tuned to the Production of rubber in the 1890s when there was a fallin the which commodity? world price of A coffee B sugar © tea D tin 14 Which Malay state did not join the Federated Malay States in 1896? 7 A Sohore B_ Pahang © Perak D- Selangor 15- In which treaty 'Y were the four northern states (Kedah, Perlis, to Britain? Kelantan and Trengganu) transferred A the Anglo-Dutch Treaty, 1824 B the Bangkok Treaty, 1909 C the Federation Agreement, 1896 D the Pangkor Engagement, 18745 16 Which of the following led to a massive increase in demand for tin in the mid-nineteenth century? A the development of canned food B the founding of Singapore € the outbreak of the First World War D the work of H. N. Ridley 17 Which of these statements best describes the population of Malaya (including Singapore) in 19417 A There were more Chinese than native Malays. B There were more Europeans than native Malays. There were more Indians than native Malays. dD There were more native Malays than all the other groups added together. ae of the following was a British battleship sunk by the Japanese in December 1941? A The Diana B The Maine C The Prince of Wales D_ The Renville 19 What was a direct result of the British proposals for a Malayan Union? 7 ® Malaya gained its independence B__ Singapore became part of the Union. © The British were able to defeat the Communist Emergency. D_ The United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) was formed. 20. Why did the 1956 London talks on self-government for Singapore fail? // * Britain would not agree to give internal self-government to Singapore. B David Marshall refused to accept the British proposals for self-government. Malaya did not want Singapore to achieve self-government. D There were too many riots and strikes in Singapore. 3 ayrvinwsoe [Turn overCad 21 [A Dekker B DeKock C Van den Bosch D/ Van der Capellan 22 Who wrote ‘Max Havelaar’ in 18607 (A Dekker B der Putte C Hoevell 23 Who founded schools for women across Indonesia? A Abraham Kuyper B Raden Kartini © Tan Malaka D Queen Wilhelmina 24 Why was the Volkstaad set up? / 4 t0Sive the Indonesians experience of government B a i i i i I D Kuyper i i i i i i to grant independence to Indonesia © to promote commerce and trade i D to promote islam i 25 Which of the following was one of ‘Sukarno’s ‘Pancasila’? 7& Comeneriatism i B. Democracy C Independence D Specialism Who was the Dutch commander-in-chief during the Java War, 1825-30? ny26 Nos Gi) Gs » 8 + What request was made in the Wiwoho Resolution of 1940? ‘A Indonesia should join with Singapore. The Dutch should end the Culture System. The production of rubber should be cut. 9°00 There should be talks on how Indonesia was governed. Which of the following was a result of the Japanese occupation of Indonesia? better treatment for Eurasians equal political rights for women more job opportunities in government for Indonesians the development of the Indonesian air force What were the extra-territorial rights granted to foreigners in Siam in the nineteenth century? to be subject to the laws of their own country, not the laws of Siam to sail their ships on the Mekong River to buy land in Bangkok soa > to pay no customs duty on imported goods Why did the Siamese pay France 3 million francs in 18932 @E A to compensate for damage to French warships to keep Battambang to keep control of Kedah soo to regain extra-territorial rights 30 Which was a term of the Bangkok Treaty of 19097 eee oe ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee x 8 Britain gave up its extra-territorial rights in Siam. Britain was to have a Consul in Bangkok Siam declared war on Japan. vom p Siam transferred Battambang and Siem Reap to France. asranace [Turn over~ ST Which of the following was a private-body guard set up by Vajiravudh? may A the Bunga Emas B the Low Commission the Monthons D) the Wild Tiger Corps 32 Who succeeded Vajiravudh as King of Siam in 19257 A Ananda B Chulalongkorn © Mongkut (D,_ Prajadhipok 33° Who attempted to restore the authority of the Thai Monarchy in October 19337 my A Pibul Songgram B Pridi Panomyang (©) Prince Boworadet D_ Phya Manopakorn 34° What measure did Pibul take against the Chinese community in 19522 A He executed their leaders. B He expelled the Chinese from Thailand, D He said people with Chinese parents could not become Thai citizens, 35 Which of the followin A reforms carried out by the Americans B resentment of Spanish rule © the harsh treatment of the people by the Japanese D the work of Hukbalahap i ©) He made them wear western clothes36 0 9 Who founded Liga Filipina in 18927 A Aguinatdo B Bonifacio Burgos D) Rizal Which of the following was a belief of the Propaganda Movement? A The Catholic Church should have more power. (B) There should be freedom of speech in the Philippines. © The Spanish should increase taxation in the Philippines. D__ The Senate should be abolished. Which country gave up control of the Philippines in 18987 A Britain B Germany © Spain {} United States of America Which of the following was a major export from the Philippines in the 1920s? A diamonds B gold ©) sugar D tin When were the first elections for the new Congress of the Republic of the Philippines? A 1916 B 1926 Cc 1936 D 1946