Class 10 - History

The Rise of Nationalism in Europe online mcq Test

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Set 9

1. What is the origin of the term 'liberalism'?

(A) Latin word for equality
(B) Latin word liber, meaning free
(C) French Revolution
(D) Constitution

2. What did liberalism stand for according to the new middle classes?

(A) Equality of property
(B) Freedom for the individual and equality before the law
(C) Government by coercion
(D) Autocracy

3. What did liberalism emphasize politically since the French Revolution?

(A) Autocracy
(B) Clerical privileges
(C) Government by consent
(D) Exclusivity of political rights

4. What did nineteenth-century liberals stress regarding private property?

(A) Its abolition
(B) Its inviolability
(C) State control
(D) Collective ownership

5. Who were excluded from political rights in revolutionary France?

(A) Property-owning men
(B) Men without property and all women
(C) Property-owning women
(D) Clergy

6. During which period in revolutionary France did all adult males enjoy suffrage?

(A) The entire revolutionary period
(B) Brief period under the Jacobins
(C) Napoleonic Code period
(D) Post-revolutionary period

7. How did the Napoleonic Code impact suffrage?

(A) Expanded suffrage
(B) Maintained limited suffrage
(C) Excluded men
(D) Introduced universal suffrage

8. What did women's status become under the Napoleonic Code?

(A) Equal to men
(B) Elevated to political rights
(C) Subject to the authority of fathers and husbands
(D) Given universal suffrage

9. What did opposition movements in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries demand?

(A) Limited political rights
(B) Equal political rights
(C) Clerical privileges
(D) Autocracy

10. What did liberalism stand for in the economic sphere during the nineteenth century?

(A) State-imposed restrictions
(B) Limited markets
(C) Freedom of markets and abolition of state-imposed restrictions
(D) Collective ownership of goods and capital