Class 10 - History

The Rise of Nationalism in Europe online mcq Test

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Set 27

1. How did artists in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries give a face to a nation?

Through portraits
Through statues
By personifying the nation
Through abstract symbols

2. How did artists represent nations during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries?

Through male figures
Through female figures
Through abstract shapes
Through animal symbols

3. What did the female form chosen to personify the nation represent?

A specific historical woman
The ruling monarch
The abstract idea of the nation
An allegory of justice

4. What was Marianne's role as an allegory of the French nation?

Representing a specific woman
Symbolizing unity and identity
Depicting the ruling monarch
Portraying Liberty and Justice

5. What were the attributes of Liberty during the French Revolution?

Crown of oak leaves
Red cap and broken chain
Blindfold and weighing scales
Tricolour and cockade

6. Who was Marianne in France, and what did her statues symbolize?

A historical queen
A popular Christian name
A symbol of heroism
A representation of Liberty and Justice

7. What did Germania become the allegory of?

French nation
German nation
British nation
Italian nation

8. What does the crown of oak leaves symbolize in Germania's visual representation?

Wisdom
Heroism
Royalty
Peace

9. In visual representations, how were Germania and Marianne different?

They both wore crowns of oak leaves
They both represented Justice
Marianne wore a crown of oak leaves
Germania wore a red cap

10. What was the purpose of erecting statues of Marianne in public squares?

To represent Liberty
To remind the public of the national symbol of unity
To represent a specific historical queen
To symbolize heroism