Class 10 - History

The Rise of Nationalism in Europe online mcq Test

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Set 28

1. What change occurred in nationalism by the last quarter of the nineteenth century?

It became more idealistic
It retained its liberal-democratic sentiment
It became a narrow creed with limited ends
It embraced imperialism

2. How did nationalist groups behave during this period?

They became more tolerant
They became increasingly intolerant and ready for war
They formed alliances for peace
They advocated for global unity

3. What did major European powers do with nationalist aspirations in the late 19th century?

Supported their independence
Ignored them
Manipulated them to further imperialist aims
Encouraged cooperation between nationalist groups

4. Which region was the most serious source of nationalist tension in Europe after 1871?

Western Europe
Scandinavia
The Balkans
Central Europe

5. What countries comprised the Balkans?

Italy, France, and Spain
Romania, Bulgaria, and Albania
Germany, Austria, and Hungary
Greece, Macedonia, and Croatia

6. What empire controlled a large part of the Balkans during the late 19th century?

Russian Empire
British Empire
Ottoman Empire
Austro-Hungarian Empire

7. Why was the Balkans considered explosive during this period?

Due to economic instability
Because of its geographical and ethnic variation
High levels of industrialization
Political alliances

8. How did the Ottoman Empire attempt to strengthen itself during the 19th century?

Through imperialism
Through economic alliances
Through modernization and internal reforms
Through territorial expansion

9. What claims did the Balkan peoples base their struggles on?

Economic rights
Territorial expansion
Nationality and history
Religious freedom

10. How did rebellious nationalities in the Balkans view their struggles?

Attempts to strengthen the Ottoman Empire
Efforts to establish foreign dominance
Pursuits of global unity
Attempts to win back long-lost independence