Class 10 - History

The Rise of Nationalism in Europe online mcq Test

Olympiad Level MCQs Also Included

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Set 6

1. What characterized the political organization of territories like Germany, Italy, and Switzerland in the past?

(A) Democratic republics
(B) Autocratic monarchies
(C) Federal states
(D) Autonomous territories

2. How were Eastern and Central Europe governed in the past?

(A) Democratic states
(B) Autocratic monarchies
(C) Federal republics
(D) Confederations

3. What was the characteristic of diverse peoples in Eastern and Central Europe regarding collective identity and culture?

(A) Strong collective identity
(B) Common culture
(C) Shared languages and ethnic groups
(D) Lack of collective identity and common culture

4. Which empire is mentioned as a patchwork of different regions and peoples?

(A) Ottoman Empire
(B) British Empire
(C) Habsburg Empire
(D) Roman Empire

5. In what language did the aristocracy in Bohemia predominantly speak in the Habsburg Empire?

(A) Magyar
(B) German
(C) Polish
(D) Italian

6. What was the common allegiance that bound the diverse groups within the Habsburg Empire together?

(A) Common language
(B) Collective identity
(C) Shared culture
(D) Allegiance to the emperor

7. Which region within the Habsburg Empire had Italian-speaking provinces?

(A) Bohemia
(B) Tyrol
(C) Hungary
(D) Lombardy and Venetia

8. In Hungary, what languages did different halves of the population speak?

(A) Polish and German
(B) Italian and Slovenian
(C) Magyar and a variety of dialects
(D) German and French

9. What did the subject peasant peoples in the Habsburg Empire include?

(A) Germans and Italians
(B) Bohemians and Slovaks
(C) Hungarians and Croats
(D) Poles and Slovaks

10. What did the diverse groups within the Habsburg Empire lack, making political unity challenging?

(A) Collective identity
(B) Shared culture
(C) Common allegiance
(D) Democratic governance