What 20th century British Prime Minister coined the phrase ‘Iron Curtain’?

Related Mcqs:

1. Iron Curtain was an expression which described the ideological barrier between the democratic West and the USSR and communist-dominated countries of Eastern Europe after World War ll. Who first used this expression at Fulton, Missouri, USA in 1946?

   A. George Washington
   B. Sir Winston Churchill
   C. Reagan
   D. Roosevelt

2. Who was the longest serving dictator in the 20th century?

   A. Pol Pot
   B. Kim II Sung
   C. Nicola Ceausescu
   D. Fidel Castro

3. Which movement in modern art, mainly in Germany in 20th century, aims to express the feelings of the artist?

   A. Impressionism
   B. Surrealism
   C. Expressionism
   D. Liberalism

4. In the 20th century, war altered nationalism:

   A. By successfully suppressing nationalism across Europe
   B. By giving rise to fascist variant
   C. By giving voice to the demands for self-determination
   D. b and c

5. Who was the prime minister of Sri Lanka from 1960-65 and 1970-77 and the first woman in the world to serve as a nation’s prime minister?

   A. Indira Gandhi
   B. Benazir Bhutto
   C. Sirimavo Bandaranaike
   D. Corazon Aquino

6. Liaquat-Nehru Pact was signed between Pakistani Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan and Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in:

   A. 1948
   B. 1950
   C. 1945
   D. 1946

7. Both Britain and Belgium declared war on Germany on 4th August, 1914. Who was the British Prime Minister at the time?

   A. Herbert H. Asquith
   B. Winston Churchill
   C. David Lloyd George
   D. Herbert Kitchener

8. Due to the landslide victory of the Labour Party in the 1997 British General Election, this 43 years old son of a barrister and lecturer became the youngest Prime Minister since Lord Liverpool in 1812.

   A. Margaret Thatcher
   B. Neville Chamberlain
   C. John Major
   D. Tony Blair

9. Who succeeded Anthony Eden as British Prime Minister?

   A. Harold Macmillan
   B. Clement Attlee
   C. Winston Churchill
   D. Alec Douglas-Home

10. What reasons do we have to think that the 21st century will be a realist century?

    A. Africa is still plagued by civil conflict
    B. Europe continues to be as divided by national interest
    C. Human rights assumptions are increasingly seen as a Western agenda backed by economic dollars and military divisions
    D. b and c