Class 10 - History

The Rise of Nationalism in Europe online mcq Test

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Set 12

1. What was the fate of the Bourbon dynasty during the post-Napoleonic period?

(A) Continued ruling France
(B) Restored to power
(C) Exiled
(D) Executed

2. What happened to the territories annexed by France under Napoleon?

(A) Retained by France
(B) Lost during the restoration
(C) Expanded further
(D) Handed over to Britain

3. What states were set up on the boundaries of France to prevent future expansion?

(A) Netherlands and Genoa
(B) Belgium and Piedmont
(C) Prussia and Austria
(D) Russia and Poland

4. What was the main intention behind the post-Napoleonic settlement in Europe?

(A) Expansion of French territories
(B) Restoration of overthrown monarchies
(C) Formation of a democratic order
(D) Establishment of a socialist system

5. How were conservative regimes established in 1815 characterized?

(A) Democratic
(B) Autocratic
(C) Federalist
(D) Anarchic

6. What did conservative regimes impose to control dissent and criticism?

(A) Economic reforms
(B) Freedom of the press
(C) Autonomy for regions
(D) Censorship laws

7. What continued to inspire liberals despite the conservative order?

(A) Monarchical rule
(B) French Revolution
(C) Autocracy
(D) Feudal system

8. What major issue did liberal-nationalists criticize the conservative order for?

(A) Lack of political stability
(B) Freedom of the press
(C) Economic inequality
(D) Military expansion

9. What was the primary aim of the Congress of Vienna in 1815?

(A) Expand French territories
(B) Undo changes from the Napoleonic wars
(C) Establish democratic governments
(D) Promote socialist ideologies

10. What did the liberal-nationalists demand regarding the press?

(A) Censorship
(B) Economic reforms
(C) Freedom of the press
(D) Autonomy for regions