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Bài 3: Liên bang Cộng hòa xã hội chủ nghĩa Xô viết (Phần 1)

Total questions: 114

Worksheet time: 57mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Second All-Russian Congress of Soviets on 25/10/1917 primarily did what?

a)

Declared the Soviet War Communism policy

b)

Announced the Soviet government led by Lenin

c)

Launched war against external enemies

d)

Approved the New Economic Policy

2.

After the success of the October Revolution, the chief task of the Soviet government was to

a)

Smash the old state machine and build a workers’ state

b)

Restore the economy and heal war wounds

c)

Promulgate a new constitution immediately

d)

Mobilize talent for national defense only

3.

Which is NOT a Leninist principle guiding the creation of the USSR?

a)

Use force to impose a centralized state

b)

Right of nations to self-determination

c)

Equality of all nations

d)

Build a federation of equal nations

4.

Between 1918 and 1921, the Soviet government in Russia

a)

Implemented the New Economic Policy

b)

Built the socialist material base

c)

Adopted a bourgeois civil code

d)

Fought internal and external enemies

5.

Which option correctly reflects the global significance of the USSR’s founding?

a)

Showed the failure of state-building

b)

Inspired anti‑colonial liberation movements

c)

Proved the scientific truth of Marxism

d)

Spread separatism among nations

6.

Which event occurred in December 1922?

a)

USSR officially established

b)

First Soviet constitution enacted

c)

War Communism introduced

d)

NEP officially launched

7.

What was the purpose of forming the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics?

a)

Effectively implement the NEP

b)

Fight invasion from 14 imperialist states

c)

Prepare against Nazi Germany

d)

Coordinate to help one another develop

8.

The motto on the Soviet state emblem read

a)

Freedom – Equality – Charity

b)

Unity in diversity

c)

Independence – Freedom – Happiness

d)

Workers of the world unite

9.

After its establishment, the Soviet government in Russia enacted

a)

New Economic Policy (NEP)

b)

Nationalities policy

c)

Uniform civil code

d)

War Communism

10.

The founding of the USSR had what meaning?

a)

Created conditions for socialist republics to develop

b)

Scientifically proved Marxist-Leninist theory

c)

Fueled personal nationalist uprisings

d)

Repeated failures in state-building

11.

Which event marked a key milestone in forming the USSR?

a)

Union Treaty adopted (12/1922)

b)

USSR name officially proclaimed (12/1922)

c)

First Soviet constitution approved (1/1924)

d)

Soviet NEP began (3/1921)

12.

After its establishment, the Soviet government in Russia enacted which decree?

a)

New Economic Policy

b)

Land decree

c)

Bourgeois civil code

d)

War Communism

13.

On 26/10/1917, the Soviet government issued which early decrees?

a)

New Economic Policy drafted

b)

War against internal and external enemies

c)

Peace Decree and Land Decree

d)

Proclaimed War Communism

14.

Globally, the founding of the USSR signified

a)

Becoming the center of world revolution

b)

Learning from repeated state failures

c)

Proving Marxism’s scientific truth

d)

Strengthening the USSR’s position internationally

15.

Which statement does NOT correctly reflect the USSR’s global significance?

a)

Enabled capitalist nations’ economic growth

b)

Enhanced USSR’s international standing

c)

Created basis for a socialist world system

d)

Solved national questions within Soviet territory

16.

Which statement best describes the global significance of the formation of the Soviet Union in the early 1920s?

a)

It weakened all colonial empires worldwide

b)

It created momentum for building a socialist system

c)

It isolated Russia from international diplomacy

d)

It immediately ended imperialist rivalries everywhere

17.

Which claim about the USSR’s creation is NOT aligned with its international significance?

a)

It affirmed the principles of Marxism–Leninism

b)

It provided conditions for socialist economic growth

c)

It solved national liberation for all colonies at once

d)

It encouraged anti-colonial movements globally

18.

Which issue did the USSR correctly resolve regarding nationalities during its formation?

a)

The status of minority religions within Europe

b)

The right of nations to self-determination in its territory

c)

The organization of guilds in pre-revolutionary Russia

d)

The administration of overseas protectorates

19.

Which event most directly led to the birth of the Soviet socialist state?

a)

The February Revolution in 1917 in Russia

b)

The Paris Commune of 1871 in France

c)

The 1905–1907 revolutionary wave in Russia

d)

The October Revolution of 1917 in Russia

20.

In January 1924, what milestone related to the USSR’s first constitution was achieved?

a)

The initial USSR constitution was completed and promulgated

b)

The Bolshevik party ended class privileges in law

c)

All options occurred simultaneously across nations

d)

The world’s first modern democratic constitution was adopted

21.

At its initial establishment, which group of republics formed the USSR?

a)

Russia, Ukraine, Turkestan, and Armenia

b)

Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, and Latvia

c)

Russia, Ukraine, Latvia, and Lithuania

d)

Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Transcaucasia

22.

After World War II, what role did socialism play internationally?

a)

It became a major world system among nations

b)

It was universally rejected by newly independent states

c)

It only survived in a single European country

d)

It disappeared from global politics entirely

23.

Which statement about the October 25, 1917 proclamation at the Second All-Russian Congress is accurate?

a)

It abolished every non-socialist party in a single decree

b)

It ordered immediate withdrawal from all foreign contacts

c)

It announced the formation of the Lenin-led Soviet government

d)

It declared the Menshevik government would lead the revolution

24.

Which statement best describes dual power in Russia in 1917 during the months between the two revolutions?

a)

Two competing authorities: Provisional Government and Soviets

b)

Tsarist autocracy with absolute monarchy restored

c)

Single-party Bolshevik rule across all Russia

d)

Military dictatorship led by Kornilov throughout

e)

Local peasant communes governed all provinces

25.

What unresolved issue most fueled the continuation from the February Revolution to the October Revolution in Russia?

a)

War and land questions remained unsolved

b)

Peasant famine caused urban collapse

c)

National minorities gained full autonomy

d)

Foreign loans withdrew from Russia

e)

Tsarist bureaucracy strengthened police

26.

In October 1917, what immediate action did the Bolsheviks undertake to consolidate power after seizing Petrograd?

a)

Restored the Provisional Government to negotiate peace

b)

Signed an alliance with Mensheviks and Socialist Revolutionaries

c)

Held nationwide elections for a constitutional assembly

d)

Formed a Soviet government and issued peace and land decrees

e)

Delayed governance until spring to avoid civil conflict

27.

Which claim about the early Soviet state in the 1920s is most accurate?

a)

It abolished all national armies and police entirely

b)

It focused only on domestic economy without foreign policy

c)

It immediately conquered Western Europe by force

d)

It became the first socialist state and pursued global anti-fascist efforts

e)

It reinstalled tsarist nobles to run administration

28.

Which factor did not motivate Western colonial expansion into Southeast Asia in the nineteenth century?

a)

Harbors and islands suitable for naval bases

b)

Commercial markets and trade opportunities

c)

Strategic sea lanes linking East and West

d)

Abundant raw materials and tropical cash crops

e)

Sparse land and thin population needing settlers

29.

By the late nineteenth century, which Southeast Asian archipelago had the Dutch largely completed colonizing?

a)

Philippines under Spanish rule

b)

Malaya and Singapore ports

c)

Burma with Shan territories

d)

Cambodia and Laos together

e)

Indonesia across major islands

30.

At the turn of the twentieth century, which territories were firmly under British colonial control in the Malay Peninsula region?

a)

Malaya and Singapore administered by Britain

b)

Indochina provinces governed by France

c)

Philippines ruled by the United States

d)

Indonesia supervised by the Netherlands

e)

Siam annexed as a British protectorate

31.

Which Southeast Asian kingdom was treated as a buffer state between British and French colonial zones?

a)

Vietnam partitioned by colonial powers

b)

Siam remained independent as a buffer

c)

Cambodia under French protectorate

d)

Brunei absorbed into British Malaya

e)

Laos integrated into French Indochina

32.

By the end of the nineteenth century, which group of Southeast Asian countries had become French colonies?

a)

Philippines, Indonesia, and Brunei

b)

Siam, Burma, and Malaya

c)

Vietnam, Thailand, and Malaysia

d)

Singapore, Borneo, and Timor

e)

Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia

33.

Which economic policy was commonly imposed by Western colonial powers in Southeast Asia during the 19th century?

a)

Forced cash-crop cultivation by peasants

b)

Universal land redistribution to farmers

c)

Protection of traditional village economies

d)

Complete ban on mining and railways

34.

Between the 16th and 19th centuries, Western cultural influence on Southeast Asia most often led to which outcome?

a)

Return to precolonial social structures

b)

Immediate formation of national cultures

c)

Rapid harmony of multiple religions

d)

Destruction of local value systems and traditions

35.

Major modernization in Siam was carried out primarily under which monarchs?

a)

Rama I and Rama II

b)

Rama II and Rama III

c)

Rama III and Rama IV

d)

Rama IV and Rama V

36.

In what year did King Rama V announce Siam’s first modern education program?

a)

1874

b)

1898

c)

1892

d)

1897

37.

At the turn of the 20th century, which social reform did the Siamese court implement?

a)

Abolish the slavery system entirely

b)

Strengthen slave regulations

c)

Maintain all slave codes intact

d)

Legalize slavery nationwide

38.

Compared with neighboring Southeast Asian states in the late 19th century, what was politically distinctive about Siam?

a)

Became a British protectorate

b)

Transformed into a French colony

c)

Maintained formal independence

d)

Divided into multiple colonial zones

39.

What was a key outcome of Siam’s late 19th–early 20th century reforms?

a)

Conversion to socialism immediately

b)

Independent path toward capitalism

c)

Loss of autonomy under Britain

d)

Deep national crisis and collapse

40.

Which statement does NOT accurately capture a similarity between Japan’s Meiji Restoration and Siam’s reforms?

a)

Undertaken amid peak feudal decline

b)

Defensive modernization against colonizers

c)

Executed after full colonial occupation

d)

Achieved progress toward capitalism

41.

Which shared feature characterized both the Meiji Restoration and Siam’s reforms?

a)

Drove development on capitalist lines

b)

Triggered severe long-term stagnation

c)

Performed after Western conquest completed

d)

Focused only on religious conversion

42.

Which statement does NOT reflect the significance of Siam’s reforms at the turn of the 20th century?

a)

Helped avoid colonial subjugation

b)

Propelled a leading industrial power in Asia

c)

Cultivated Thai civic adaptability

d)

Enhanced national autonomy and resilience

43.

Which colonial administrative tactic undermined unity among Southeast Asian peoples?

a)

Divide-and-rule through ethnic separation

b)

Strict noninterference in village customs

c)

Broad local participation in bureaucracy

d)

Exclusive recruitment of locals to top posts

44.

Why was Siam treated as a buffer between British and French colonial spheres?

a)

Siam posed no threat of overthrow

b)

Siam’s feudal system remained strong

c)

It lay between British and French zones

d)

It was guaranteed protection by both

45.

Which factor spurred Siam’s modernization agenda in the mid–late 19th century?

a)

Pressure from Western military ports

b)

Fear of Western colonization threat

c)

Modernization to improve diplomacy

d)

Desire to expand slave-based trade

46.

Which statement about Southeast Asian social conditions under colonial rule is accurate?

a)

Local elites controlled all taxation

b)

Social hierarchies were forcibly reshaped

c)

Western policies always protected customs

d)

Traditional structures remained untouched

47.

Which change best describes social structure shifts in Southeast Asia under colonial rule?

a)

Old classes consolidated with no new forces

b)

Old classes dissolved, no new forces emerged

c)

Old classes stratified, new social forces appeared

d)

Old classes vanished and society became uniform

48.

Which statement best captures cultural impact on Southeast Asia during colonial administration?

a)

Southeast Asian culture dominated the West

b)

Western culture flowed into Southeast Asia

c)

Local culture kept pace with Western development

d)

Daily life was unaffected by Western policies

49.

In establishing control over Southeast Asia, which priority did colonial powers emphasize?

a)

Aiding regional economic recovery

b)

Building exploitative infrastructure and military aims

c)

Promoting local literature and education

d)

Modernizing culture and civic life

50.

Which policy element reflects colonial political control in Southeast Asia?

a)

Eradicate all opposition to seize authority

b)

Place natives at top state leadership

c)

Bar locals from any administrative participation

d)

Monopolize executive, legislative, judicial, diplomatic powers

51.

By the early twentieth century, what milestone had colonial powers reached in Southeast Asia?

a)

Started massive invasions into the region

b)

Prepared legal codes for annexation

c)

Completed the conquest and subjugation

d)

Granted independence to colonized states

52.

Why has Vietnam’s territory often attracted outside strategic attention over centuries?

a)

Its persistently weak economy

b)

Its strategic geographical position

c)

Its very low population density

d)

Its uniformly backward culture

53.

Which statement does not correctly reflect Vietnam’s strategic location?

a)

It connects maritime Southeast Asia with the mainland

b)

It links China with mainland Southeast Asia

c)

It controls the trade line between India and Southeast Asia

d)

It sits on vital international transport routes

54.

Which option does not express the significance of national defense wars in Vietnam’s history?

a)

They preserve noble cultural traditions

b)

They provide lessons for national development

c)

They inspire unity and patriotism

d)

They promote foreign domination over the country

55.

Ngô Quyền đã lựa chọn địa điểm nào làm trận địa chống quân Nam Hán xâm lược (năm 938)?

a)

Cửa sông Bạch Đằng.

b)

Cửa sông Tô Lịch.

c)

Hoan Châu (Nghệ An).

d)

Đường Lâm (Hà Nội).

56.

Nội dung nào dưới đây không phản ánh đúng những khó khăn của nhà Nam Hán khi tiến quân xâm lược Việt Nam (938)?

a)

Kiều Công Tiễn đã bị giết, quân Nam Hán mất đi lực lượng nội ứng.

b)

Quân lính đi đường xa, mệt mỏi lại không quen với khí hậu, thủy thổ Việt Nam.

c)

Chiến thuyền nhỏ; lực lượng quân Nam Hán ít, khi thế chiến đấu kém cỏi.

d)

Chủ tướng Hoằng Tháo tuổi nhỏ, chưa dày dạn kinh nghiệm chiến đấu.

57.

Một trong những nguyên nhân dẫn đến thắng lợi của cuộc kháng chiến chống Tống (năm 981) là do

a)

quân dân Tiền Lê có tinh thần yêu nước, kiên quyết đấu tranh chống ngoại xâm.

b)

có sự lãnh đạo của các tướng lĩnh tài ba như: Lê Sát, Lê Ngân, Nguyễn Trãi.

c)

quân Tống liên tiếp thất bại nên chủ động giảng hòa với nhà Tiền Lê.

d)

quân dân Tiền Lê vận dụng thành công kế sách “Tiên phát chế nhân” của nhà Lý.

58.

Nội dung nào sau đây không phản ánh đúng ý nghĩa của cuộc kháng chiến chống Tống thời Tiền Lê?

a)

Thể hiện khả năng bảo vệ độc lập của quân dân Đại Cồ Việt.

b)

Buộc nhà Tống thâm phục và thực hiện triều cống đối với Đại Cồ Việt.

c)

Thể hiện ý chí quyết tâm chống ngoại xâm của quân dân Đại Cồ Việt.

d)

Quét sạch quân thù ra khỏi bờ cõi, củng cố vững chắc nền độc lập.

59.

Đầu năm 1076, hàng chục vạn quân Tống chia làm hai đạo tiến vào Đại Việt. Trên đường tiến quân về Thăng Long, quân Tống đã bị chặn lại ở

a)

thành Đa Bang.

b)

cửa sông Bạch Đằng.

c)

thành Tây Đô.

d)

bờ bắc sông Như Nguyệt.

60.

Năm 1075, Lý Thường Kiệt lãnh đạo quân dân nhà Lý tiến đánh sang đất Tống nhằm mục đích gì?

a)

Buộc nhà Tống phải thâm phục và cống nạp cho Đại Việt.

b)

Xâm chiếm đất đai để mở rộng lãnh thổ Đại Việt.

c)

Đòi lại phần đất mà trước kia nhà Tống chiếm giữ.

d)

Đánh vào nơi tập trung lương thực và vũ khí của nhà Tống.

61.

Nội dung nào không phản ánh đúng nguyên nhân xâm lược Đại Việt của nhà Tống vào năm 1076?

a)

Đánh Đại Việt để góp phần dẹp yên mâu thuẫn trong nội bộ nước Tống.

b)

Tăng uy thế của nhà Tống, khiến hai nước Liê, Hạ phải kiêng nể.

c)

Thỏa mãn tham vọng bành trướng lãnh thổ xuống phía Nam.

d)

Đòi lại những vùng đất mà trước kia đã bị Đại Việt chiếm giữ.

62.

Cuộc kháng chiến chống quân xâm lược Tống của quân dân nhà Lý giành thắng lợi là do

a)

tinh thần yêu nước và sức mạnh của khối đại đoàn kết dân tộc.

b)

nhà Tống nhận thấy việc xâm lược Đại Việt là phi nghĩa.

c)

có sự chỉ huy của các tướng lĩnh tài ba như: Lê Hoàn, Tôn Đản.

d)

nhà Tống bị hao tổn binh lực nên chủ động rút quân.

63.

Nội dung nào không phản ánh đúng kế sách đánh giặc của nhà Trần trong ba lần kháng chiến chống quân Mông - Nguyên xâm lược?

a)

Tránh chỗ mạnh, đánh chỗ yếu.

b)

Tích cực, chủ động chuẩn bị cho cuộc kháng chiến.

c)

Rút lui chiến lược; chớp thời cơ để phản công.

d)

Chủ động tiến công trước để chặn thế mạnh của giặc.

64.

Năm 1257, khi Mông Cổ cho quân áp sát biên giới Đại Việt và cử sứ giả đến Thăng Long dụ hàng, vua Trần Thái Tông đã có thái độ như thế nào?

a)

Đuổi sứ giả về nước, đồng thời chuẩn bị sẵn sàng kháng chiến.

b)

Cho bắt giam sứ giả, đồng thời chuẩn bị sẵn sàng kháng chiến.

c)

Lo ngại sức mạnh của quân địch nên vội vàng xin giảng hòa.

d)

Yêu cầu sứ giả chuyển lại thư đầu hàng cho vua Mông Cổ.

65.

Năm 1279, nhà Nguyên đã chiếm được toàn bộ lãnh thổ Trung Quốc và rắp ranh xâm lược Đại Việt. Trước tình hình đó, nhà Trần đã

a)

xây dựng nhiều thành lũy kiên cố, như: thành Đa Bang, thành Tây Đô,…

b)

cho quân tấn công sang đất nhà Nguyên để chặn trước thế mạnh của giặc.

c)

chủ động xây dựng phòng tuyến trên sông Như Nguyệt để chặn giặc.

d)

triệu tập hội nghị Bình Than và Diên Hồng để bàn kế sách đánh giặc.

66.

Nội dung nào dưới đây không phản ánh đúng nguyên nhân thắng lợi trong 3 lần kháng chiến chống Mông - Nguyên (thế kỉ XIII)?

a)

Lòng yêu nước, đoàn kết toàn dân trong chống giặc ngoại xâm.

b)

Quân Mông - Nguyên số lượng ít, kĩ thế chiến đấu kém cỏi.

c)

Tài năng thao lược của các vua Trần cùng nhiều danh tướng.

d)

Nhà Trần có kế sách đánh giặc đúng đắn, sáng tạo.

67.

Nội dung nào dưới đây không phản ánh đúng ý nghĩa lịch sử của 3 lần kháng chiến chống Mông - Nguyên (thế kỉ XIII)?

a)

Đập tan tham vọng xâm lược của quân Mông - Nguyên.

b)

Góp phần ngăn chặn cuộc xâm lược của quân Nguyên với Nhật Bản.

c)

Buộc nhà Nguyên phải kiêng nể, thâm phục đối với Đại Việt.

d)

Để lại nhiều bài học kinh nghiệm cho các cuộc đấu tranh yêu nước sau này.

68.

Yếu tố tự nhiên nào đã được Trần Quốc Tuấn khai thác triệt để trong trận quyết chiến với quân Nguyên tại cửa biển Bạch Đằng (năm 1288)?

a)

Rừng già rậm rạp, đường đi khó khăn.

b)

Núi đá dựng đứng, thế núi hiểm trở.

c)

Dòng thủy triều mạnh của sông, cửa biển.

d)

Lòng dân ủng hộ kháng chiến, tinh thần yêu nước.

69.

At the Battle of Rach Gam – Xoai Mut, the Tay Son forces achieved which outcome?

a)

Tactical retreat to preserve main army

b)

Stalemate leading to negotiated withdrawal

c)

Minor win against scattered Siamese raiders

d)

Crushing victory over Siamese invasion forces

70.

Which distinctive tactic marked the Tay Son campaign against Qing forces in 1789?

a)

Direct frontal assault at all positions

b)

Static defense behind fortified lines

c)

Preemptive strikes before enemy strengths formed

d)

Long attrition with supply blockades

71.

In 1788–1789, why did the Qing intervene in Đại Việt?

a)

The Lê–Trịnh regime invaded Qing territories

b)

Le Chiêu Thống sought Qing assistance to restore rule

c)

Tay Son army invaded Qing border provinces

d)

Nguyễn Ánh requested Qing aid against Tay Son

72.

The folk verse celebrating the 1789 victory at Ngọc Hồi–Đống Đa praises which leader?

a)

Bùi Thị Xuân

b)

Trần Quốc Toản

c)

Trần Bình Trọng

d)

Nguyễn Huệ

73.

Which factor chiefly explains Vietnamese successes across many national defense wars?

a)

Foreign wars were inherently unjust and unpopular

b)

Invaders always suffered severe natural disasters

c)

Invaders lacked natural familiarity with Đại Việt

d)

Correct strategy using people’s war and flexible arts

74.

Which objective condition often helped Vietnamese victories over aggressors?

a)

Vietnam always had numerical superiority

b)

All invaders had weak leadership and training

c)

Vietnam had superior industry and weaponry

d)

Invaders faced hardships during long campaigns

75.

In 179 BCE, when Zhao Tuo attacked Âu Lạc, what was the result of the resistance?

a)

Victory that destroyed Nam Viet expansion

b)

Temporary success but later voluntary vassalage

c)

Triumph securing firm national independence

d)

Defeat leading Âu Lạc into Nam Viet rule

76.

Which pretext did the Ming use to invade Đại Ngu in the early 15th century?

a)

Usurpation by Hồ over the Trần dynasty

b)

Defending against Champa border raids

c)

Responding to Trần’s request for alliance

d)

Punishing trade violations at sea

77.

At Da Nang in 1858–1859, Vietnamese defense caused France and Spain to do what?

a)

Abandon the ‘quick victory’ strategy

b)

Capture Hue by rapid advance

c)

Negotiate immediate ceasefire

d)

Shift to northern coastal landings

78.

Which statement does not reflect a cause of early failures against the French (1858–1884)?

a)

Nguyen court lacked decisive leadership

b)

Vietnamese people were fearful and avoided resistance

c)

French had advantages in weapons and logistics

d)

Popular movements were fragmented and uncoordinated

79.

Which assessment is incorrect about the people’s resistance against French conquest (1858–1884)?

a)

Actions shifted from resisting foreign invasion to capitulation

b)

Resistance contributed to prolonging the conquest process

c)

Struggles were resolute yet isolated without a unified front

d)

Movements gradually expanded from North to South

80.

Which factor most contributed to the failure of a particular anti-invasion war in Vietnamese history?

a)

Lack of talented commanders and organized troops

b)

Strategic missteps on the path of resistance

c)

Low morale in the face of enemy power

d)

Inferior weaponry and fragile fortifications

81.

A hallmark of the national resistance against French invasion (1858–1884) was what?

a)

Linking anti-invasion with anti-feudal collaboration

b)

Relying solely on armed struggle without diplomacy

c)

Immediate northern expansion forcing French retreat

d)

Swift capture of Da Nang fortifications by France

82.

Which reasoning best explains how the Tay Son defeated the Qing in 1789?

a)

Allied with Siam to divide Qing attention

b)

Surprise attacks during the Lunar New Year period

c)

Retreated south to wait for monsoon floods

d)

Prolonged sieges to starve Qing encampments

83.

Which strategic action led Ngo Quyen to defeat the Southern Han on the Bach Dang River in 938?

a)

Deploying iron stakes in tidal zones

b)

Launching cavalry across open fields

c)

Fortifying Co Loa for a siege

d)

Negotiating a peace with Southern Han

84.

After defeating the Southern Han, Ngo Quyen assumed which title to assert sovereignty?

a)

Thai su, serving a northern court

b)

Hoang de, establishing an independent dynasty

c)

Vuong gia, under Han protection

d)

Quan chu, as a local military governor

85.

The Hai Ba Trung uprising achieved which immediate political outcome after victory?

a)

Maintained Han administrative structures

b)

Trung Trac proclaimed queen and ruled at Me Linh

c)

Restored Co Loa with imperial coronation

d)

Established Van Xuan with royal capital

86.

In 248, which foreign power did Ba Trieu lead Vietnamese resistance against?

a)

The Luong dynasty’s authority

b)

The Han dynasty’s control

c)

The Ngo dynasty’s rule

d)

The Duong dynasty’s empire

87.

Where was the capital of the Van Xuan state located during Ly Bi’s rule?

a)

To Lich River area, present-day Ha Noi

b)

Co Loa fortress, present-day Dong Anh

c)

Luy Lau district, present-day Bac Ninh

d)

Bach Dang estuary, present-day Hai Phong

88.

What was the duration during which Ly Bi’s uprising held independent authority?

a)

Around 10 years of independent rule

b)

Approximately 60 years of autonomy

c)

Opening the struggle for brief autonomy

d)

A short revolt without lasting control

89.

Mai Thuc Loan’s uprising (713–722) secured independent rule for roughly how long?

a)

About 10 years of sovereignty

b)

Full independence for several decades

c)

A brief revolt with no autonomy

d)

Immediate long-term national liberation

90.

Identify the historical figure referenced in the folk riddle about resilience against tenacious invaders: “Ai người khởi nghĩa Lam Sơn…”.

a)

Ly Thuong Kiet, poet-general

b)

Le Loi, Lam Son founder

c)

Nguyen Hue, Tay Son leader

d)

Tran Quy Khoang, rebel chief

91.

Who authored “Binh Ngo dai cao,” the declaration affirming independence after driving out Ming forces?

a)

Nguyen Trai, eminent statesman

b)

Pham Ngu Lao, Tran general

c)

Le Loi, victorious monarch

d)

Nguyen Chich, Lam Son strategist

92.

Which statement best captures the common causes of early Vietnamese resistance against northern rule before 1858?

a)

Internal dynastic succession disputes

b)

Pursuit of trade advantages only

c)

Expansion for regional dominance

d)

Defense of autonomy and sovereignty

93.

Which figure was the key strategist supporting Lê Lợi during the Lam Sơn uprising?

a)

Nguyễn Chích

b)

Lê Lợi

c)

Đinh Lễ

d)

Nguyễn Trãi

94.

What common tactic did Lam Sơn forces use at Tốt Động–Chúc Động and Chi Lăng–Xương Giang?

a)

Stake logs in rivers for defense

b)

Use terrain for ambush, exhaust enemy

c)

Naval attacks, coastal landings

d)

Simultaneous fighting and diplomacy

95.

From 1424 to 1425, Lam Sơn forces liberated a wide area stretching from which region?

a)

Thanh Hóa to Hải Vân Pass

b)

Nam Định to Thanh Hóa

c)

Thanh Hóa to Nghệ An

d)

Nghệ An to Hải Vân Pass

96.

At the end of 1427, where did Lam Sơn forces win a decisive victory?

a)

Rạch Gầm–Xoài Mút

b)

Tốt Động–Chúc Động

c)

Ngọc Hồi–Đống Đa

d)

Chi Lăng–Xương Giang

97.

Which statement does not reflect Lê Lợi and Nguyễn Trãi’s goal during the temporary peace with Ming forces in 1423?

a)

Stockpile provisions during truce

b)

Avoid demoralization among soldiers

c)

Consolidate forces and strength

d)

Seek new direction for uprising

98.

In 1424, what solution did Nguyễn Chích propose to break the siege situation?

a)

Hold at Chí Linh awaiting weakness

b)

First capture Tây Đô then move

c)

Strike north to take Đông Quan

d)

Shift base south, attack Nghệ An

99.

From September 1426, the Lam Sơn uprising transitioned into which phase?

a)

Counterattack Ming forces

b)

Offensive against Ming,

100.

Why did Lam Sơn shift south to target Nghệ An in 1424?

a)

Ming withdrew from Nghệ An

b)

Nghệ An was rich land, populous

c)

Nghệ An was difficult terrain

d)

Ming had weakened there

101.

What was similar in Lam Sơn victories at Tốt Động–Chúc Động and Chi Lăng–Xương Giang against Ming?

a)

Use Ming logistics for counterattack

b)

Ambush after Ming entered traps

c)

Direct assaults on strongholds

d)

Prolonged siege warfare

102.

Which was not a reason for Lam Sơn success?

a)

Vietnamese patriotic unity

b)

Ming faced internal troubles

c)

Strategic routes and good tactics

d)

Rapid development of heavy industry

103.

Which statement does not describe Đàng Trong society in the 18th century?

a)

Masses suffered severely

b)

People lived warm and peaceful

c)

Feudal rule decayed

d)

Economy deteriorated

104.

What prompted Siam to invade Đại Việt in 1784?

a)

Nguyễn Ánh asked Siam for help

b)

Nguyễn lords seized Siam land

c)

Tây Sơn invaded Siam territory

d)

Lê Chiêu Thống sought Siam aid

105.

In 1777, what key achievement did Tây Sơn forces secure?

a)

Beat 29 vạn Mãn Thanh troops

b)

Overthrew Nguyễn in the South

c)

Defeated Siamese armies

d)

Toppled Trịnh in North

106.

Where did Nguyễn Huệ choose to fight the Siamese?

a)

Bạch Đằng estuary

b)

Tiền River, Rạch Gầm to Xoài Mút

c)

Cầu Tàu to Lục Đầu Giang

d)

Tô Lịch River mouth

107.

Why did the Qing invade Đại Việt in 1788?

a)

Tây Sơn invaded Qing lands

b)

Lê Chiêu Thống sought Qing help

c)

Lê–Trịnh encroached Qing territory

d)

Nguyễn Ánh invited Qing aid

108.

Why was Tiền River segment from Rạch Gầm to Xoài Mút selected for the battle?

a)

Natural chokepoint blocking routes

b)

Border area inviting ambush

c)

Segment aligned with march to Thăng Long

d)

Best place to negotiate with Siam

109.

Which statement best captures a central message of Binh Ngo Dai Cao regarding sovereignty?

a)

Territorial integrity defines rightful rulers alone

b)

Foreign tributary relations ensure lasting peace

c)

The people’s will legitimizes dynastic change

d)

Military conquest justifies expansion of borders

110.

Which factor most contributed to the Tay Son movement’s rapid successes against rival factions?

a)

Broad national unity among social groups

b)

Superior naval technology and shipbuilding

c)

Secret alliances with southern merchants

d)

Exclusive support from high-ranking nobles

111.

Which outcome reflects the historical significance of the Tay Son movement?

a)

Secured permanent peace with Qing forces

b)

Annexed territories west of the Mekong

c)

Established a long-lived centralized dynasty

d)

Toppled factional feudal regimes nationwide

112.

In national liberation wars, which strategic principle is most evident in repeated Vietnamese victories?

a)

People’s war with coordinated mass mobilization

b)

Avoidance of diplomacy after battles end

c)

Reliance on professional mercenary armies

d)

Static defense at fixed fortified positions

113.

Which interpretation of Binh Ngo Dai Cao aligns with its historical role?

a)

A poem praising foreign commanders’ virtue

b)

A proclamation affirming independent legitimacy

c)

A manual of battlefield tactics and logistics

d)

A treaty proposal to end tributary relations

114.

Why is national unity emphasized as a lesson from Vietnamese uprisings?

a)

It integrates diverse forces into decisive strength

b)

It replaces military planning and logistics entirely

c)

It prevents all external invasions permanently

d)

It guarantees quick economic reforms after wars