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A train travels from New York to Chicago, a distance of approximately 840 miles, at an average rate of 60 miles per hour and arrives in Chicago at 6:00 in the evening , Chicago time . At what hour in the morning, New York City time, did the train depart for Chicago time . At what hour in the morning , New York City time, did the train depart for Chicago ? ( Chicago time is one hour earlier than New York City time.)
A 4 : 00
B 5 : 00
C 6 : 00
D 7 : 00
In the nineteenth century the farming areas around Chicago developed rapidly because
A new irrigation wterways were built
B men who had been soldier provided a plentiful work force
C the slaughtering of cattle turned much range land into farmland
D the great Lakes were linked
A train travels from New York to Chicago, a distance of approximately 840 miles , at an average rate of 60 miles per hour and arrives in chicago at 6.00 in the evening , chicago time. At what hour in the morning . New York City time, did the train depart for chicago?
A 4:00
B 5:00
C 6:00
D 7:00
The population of the country took a quantum leap in the nineteenth century
A Constant
B Record
C Significant
D Great
Which of the following phrases best characterizes the late- nineteenth century aesthetic movement?
A art for intellect's sake
B art for Gods sake
C art for the masses
D art for art's sake
The Kuka movement started in mid-nineteenth century in
A Western Punjab
B Maharashtra
C Bengal
D Madhya Bharat
Where was the world's first oil-well drilled in the nineteenth century ?
A Baku in Russia.
B Titusville in Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
C Digboi in Assam, India
D Dhahran in Saudi Arabia
Mountain Railways of India refer to the railway lines built in the mountains of India in the nineteenth and early twentieth century, during the British Raj, even being run today by the Indian Railways. How many railway lines refer to the Mountain Railways of India ?
A 3
B 4
C 5
D 6
Which country emerged as the biggest colonial power at the end of the nineteenth century?
A France
B Spain
C Britain
D Germany
Who defined the "Long Nineteenth Century"?
A Benedict Anderson
B Ernest Gallner
C Eric Hobsbawm
D Karl Marx

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