UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level HISTORY 2171/01 (FOR CANDIDATES IN BRUNE!) Paper 1 Multiple Choice May/June 2004 1 hour Additional Materials: Multiple Choice Answer Sheet Soft clean eraser : Soft pencil (type B or HB is recommended) READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST Write in soft pencil. Oo not use staples, paper clips, highlighters, glue or correction fluid, Write your name, Centre number and candidate number on the answer sheet in the spaces provided unless this has been done for you There are forty questions on this paper. Answer all questions. For each question there are four possible answers A, B, C, and D. Choose the one you consider correct and record your choice in soft pencil on the separate answer sheet Read the instructions on the Answer Sheet very carefully. Each correct answer will score one mark. A mark will not be deducted for a wrong answer Any rough working should be done in this booklet, This document consists of 9 printed pages and 3 blank pages UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE 8.8 International Examinations 'B04 06_2171_o12RP OUCLES 2008 [Turn over1 Which country was the major market for Brunei's goods between the fifteenth and nineteenth centuries? A’ Britain B_ China Cc France D_ Russia What was the name given to the large administrative centres established at river estuaries in Brunei? GE GE A daerahs B kampongs C negeris D serfs 3 Which of the following was agreed in the Treaty of Friendship and Commerce (1847)? Britain and Brunei would act together against piracy Brunei would surrender Tutong to Britain. Oil production would be cut. oom > The Dutch would be permitted to establish a base in Brunei. 4 How did James Brooke deal with the opposition to him from Pengiran Usop and Sharif Uman? A He agreed that they could share in governing Sarawak. B He made a treaty with Spain. C He managed to get help from the British navy. D He stopped people visiting Sarawak. 5 Who set up the British North Borneo (Chartered) Company in 1881? A Dent B Moore © Overbeck D Torrey CUCLES 2004 2177014046 Why was the 1888 Protectorate Agreement important in the history of Brunei? A Britain took control of Brunei's external affairs. B Brunei took over Sarawak. C It bought a new Sultan to the throne. D The British North Borneo Company was granted a charter. 7 From which country did Sultan Hashim seek help in 1903 to regain Brunei's lost territories? A France B Germany _€ Spain D_ Turkey 8 For how long did the Japanese occupy Brunei during the Second World War? A 05 years B 1.5 years C 25 years D 3.5 years 9 Which of the following was a result of the Japanese Occupation of Brunei? A Ahmad Tajuddin became Sultan B All Europeans were executed. C Atrocities were carried out against local people. D_ The coal industry was improved. 10 Which role was played by A. M. Azahari in Brunei after the Second World War? A He introduced new techniques of extracting oil B He was Headmaster of the first English school in Brunei. C He was President of the Party Rakyat Brunei. D He was the Commissioner-General for South-East Asia. © UCLES 2004 [Turn over41 What was one of Raffles’ achievements in the development of Singapore? A building a railway system B_ ending piracy establishing a code of law D setting up a parliament 12. In which treaty did the British give up possession of Bencoolen? the Anglo-Dutch Treaty 1824 B the Treaty of August 1824 C the Treaty of February 1819 D the Treaty of June 1823 13, Which group developed tin mines in Perak and Selangor in the middle of the nineteenth century? British o Chinese ° Indians, o Malays 14 Where was the first railway in Malaya? Klang to Kuala Lumpur o.> Kuala Kangsar to Telak Anson ° Malacca to Penang ° Taiping to Port Weld 15 Which of the following statements best describes what happened to tin prices between 1926 and 1931? A They dropped a little. B_ They dropped dramatically © They rose a ttle. D They rose dramatically. 2 UCLES 2004 217 voumsiod16 Who formed the Malayan People's Anti-British Army? A B ic D Chin Peng Lai Teck Lau Yew Tan Cheng Lock 17 Why did the British introduce the Member System into Malaya after the Second World War? A B Cc D to help prepare the Malayan people to run their country to prevent the Japanese from invading again to protect the Chinese commercial interests to stop the growth of political parties in Malaya 18 Which row represents the distribution of the population in Malaya in 1957? % of total population lewd maciners Indians Malays others A 20 23 50 i B 36 10 46 8 c 25 a 56 12 D 44 15 34 ret 19° Which area did the Philippines claim when it objected to the formation of Malaysia in 1963? A B c D Brunei Indonesia Sabah Singapore 20 What did Tunku Abdul Rahman propose in his speech on the 27" of May 1961? the abolition of trade unions = A _ increased taxes on British goods B support for the Communist Party iG D the formation of Malaysia @ UCLES 2004 217 vomuos [Turn over22 23 24 25 weeny aren Ssovernor General ended land-leasing in Java in 1823? A Baud B__Dipo Negoro C du Bus de Gisignies D Van der Capelian In which area of Indonesia was Budi Utomo founded? A Java B Madura C Sumatra D Timor Who introduced the Culture System into Indonesia? A Deventer B_ Hoevell © Van den Bosch D Van der Putte Who founded the Partai Nasional Indonesia in 1927? A Hatta B Husodo C Sartono D_ Sukarno Which event in 1926 forced the Dutch to react with great firmness? Britain declared war on Holland. B Japan invaded Indonesia. C The foundation of Sarakat Islam. D_ There was a revolution in West Java © UCLES 2004, 217 voWnI0s26 What did the Soetardjo Petition seek to achieve? A _aconference to discuss constitutional change B _ better education for the Indonesian people C less independence D__ more power for the Dutch 27 In what year did Sukarno make a speech setting out the Pancasila? A 1935 B 1940 Cc 1945 D 1950 “ 28 Which of the following was a measure carried out by King Mongkut? A banning primary education B__ building Don Muang Airport © executing French missionaries D granting extraterritorial rights to the British , 29 With which country did Siam sign the Treaty of Friendship and Commerce in 1855? A Britain B France C Holland D Portugal 30. Who was King Vajiravudh’s father? A Ananda B_ Chulalongkorn © Mongkut D_Prajadhipok @UCLES 2004 [urn over31 What was agreed in the Treaty of Bangkok, 19097 »/ A Britain received a loan from Siam to build a railway. B Britain received extraterritorial rights in Siam. C Siam permitted a British army to be based in Bangkok D Siam transferred control of the Northern Malay States to Britain, 32. Which of the following was not a measure introduced by King Vajiravudh? A adopting the Gregorian Calendar B forming the Wild Tiger Corps € joining the League of Nations O setting up the Royal State Railway Department 33. Why was there a revolution in Siam in 1932? ws A Britain sent troops to overthrow the king B Oil prices dropped dramatically. © People lost respect for the monarchy. D The Queen was involved in a financial scandal. 34 Who led a Royalist coup in Siam in A933? A Prins Boworatet B_ Phya Manopakorn C Pridi Panomyong D_ Pibul Songgram 35 What happened in Cavite in 18727 A The Americans invaded. The Filipinos rebelled. B C The Pact of Biacnabato was signed D The Spanish Governor was executed ‘© UCLES 2004 217 O1MNSI0436 Who was the leader of the Propaganda Movement? A. Blanco B Bonifacio © Quezon D Rizal 37 Which party did Paterno found in 1902? A the Democratic Party B the Federal Party C the Independence Party D the Nationalist Party 38 Which supporter of Filipino independence became Governor-General in 1912? A Gilmore B Harrison C Stimson D Wood 39 Which was the most important resistance organisation against the Japanese occupation of the Philippines? A Hukbalahap B Kalibapi C Katipunan D Kempetai 40 Which of the following is a true statement about the Phillipines in 1946? A Ithad huge oil reserves. B Itreceived its independence. C Itwas a British colony. D Itwas governed by a military dictator. 3 UCLES 2004 217 1v01nao4