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GR 9-PT2 UAE SST-REVISION-MS
GR 9-PT2 UAE SST-REVISION-MS
GR 9-PT2 UAE SST-REVISION-MS
3. The General Maritime treaty was signed by several rulers of the Emirates and ______________.
a. Portuguese.
b. Dutch
c. Indians.
d. British.
4. Explorers during the early 17th C had to deal with the disease of Tuberculosis. Identify the best suited
symptoms for the disease.
a. Fever and Cough.
b. Severe headache, cough, and external bleeding.
c. Fever, cough, and skin rashes.
d. Fever, cough, and internal bleeding.
8. ____________ had copper mines which were often traded with the _____________civilization.
a. Ed-dur and Chinese.
b. Umm-an-Nar and Indus.
c. Ed-dur and Mesopotamia.
d. Umm-an-Nar and Mesopotamia.
a. A&B
b. B&C
c. C&D
d. A&D
12. Who moved the headquarter of Qawasims from Liwa to Abu Dhabi? Shiekh Sakhbut
16. The Dome of the Rock is part of a larger area known as ______al – Haram al Sharif.
17. Why did the UAE region suffer hardships during the Second World War years?
Because the food shipments from India were diverted from Gulf ports to feed the British armies and
their allies.
18. Identify the factors which put the UAE on the international map by the early 20th Century.
Postal services, ports, and pearl trading
21. What was the aim of January 1820, The General Maritime Treaty?
To strengthen the British Control of shipping and also to provide expansion of pearling and trade by
the rulers of the emirates.
22. The British considered themselves the masters of the seas and attempted to control shipping and trade as
much as possible. Give reason why?
Because the cloth which had once shipped through Russia and Syria came through Arabian Gulf.
23. What was the provision of the milestone concession agreement signed on 11th January 1939, by Sheikh
Shakhbut, ruler of Abu Dhabi?
It permitted oil exploration by foreign companies for 75 years.
24. Vasco da Gama’s knowledge to how to sail across Indian ocean was limited. Justify with evidence.
This was evident in his decision to return to Kenya in August which was the worst time to sail from
East to West. The winds were blowing in the opposite direction and Gama took 132 days instead of 23
days to sail from Malindi to Calicut. Many of his sailors died from starvation and thirst.