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Chapters
1. |
The unification of Italy is an outstanding achievement in the ………… century history of Europe. |
A. | 17th |
B. | 18th |
C. | 19th |
D. | 20th |
Answer» C. 19th |
2. |
The …………….Revolution of 1789 produced in Italians, a sense of nationalism. |
A. | french |
B. | american |
C. | vietnam |
D. | indian |
Answer» A. french |
3. |
………………gave the first impulse to Italian unification. |
A. | napoleon |
B. | metternich |
C. | mussolini |
D. | hitler |
Answer» A. napoleon |
4. |
………………drove away the Austrians and the Bourbons at Sadova. |
A. | napoleon |
B. | cavour |
C. | louie philip |
D. | metternich |
Answer» A. napoleon |
5. |
Early in the 19th century, national feeling in ………….was stirred by revolutionary secret societies known as Carbonari |
A. | italy |
B. | germany |
C. | spain |
D. | britain |
Answer» A. italy |
6. |
The Carbonari wanted to overthrow foreign rule imposed by the Vienna settlement and unify…………….. |
A. | italy |
B. | germany |
C. | france |
D. | america |
Answer» A. italy |
7. |
The Carbonari wanted to overthrow foreign rule imposed by the ………….settlement and unify Italy. The movement was known as Risorgimento. |
A. | vienna |
B. | paris |
C. | boston |
D. | german |
Answer» A. vienna |
8. |
The Carbonari wanted to overthrow foreign rule imposed by the Vienna settlement and unify Italy. The movement was known as Risorgimento. But …………………….intervened and crushed all movements. |
A. | mazzini |
B. | napoleon |
C. | hitler |
D. | prince metternich |
Answer» D. prince metternich |
9. |
In July, 1830, when a revolution in France placed ……………….on the throne and established a constitutional monarch. |
A. | louie philip |
B. | mazzini |
C. | peter the great |
D. | louis xiv |
Answer» A. louie philip |
10. |
In July, ……………, Joseph Mazzini wanted to expel the foreign government from Italy, end the temporal authority of the Pope over the Papal States, and unit the whole of Italy under a Republican government. |
A. | 1748 |
B. | 1778 |
C. | 1839 |
D. | 1848 |
Answer» D. 1848 |
11. |
To carry out his ideals, ……….established, in 1831, a movement known as “Young Italy.” |
A. | garibaldi |
B. | joseph mazzini |
C. | cavour |
D. | charles albert |
Answer» B. joseph mazzini |
12. |
The “Young Italy” of …………………..lit the flames of patriotism throughout Italy and helped the cause of Italian unification. |
A. | joseph mazzini |
B. | charles albert |
C. | garibaldi |
D. | louie philip |
Answer» A. joseph mazzini |
13. |
The Austrian army crushed the revolt at Custozza near…………… |
A. | venice |
B. | portsmouth |
C. | algeria |
D. | malaysia |
Answer» A. venice |
14. |
Mazzini roused the people of the Papal States against the……………. |
A. | victor emmanuel ii |
B. | charles albert |
C. | garibaldi |
D. | pope |
Answer» D. pope |
15. |
The Pope was expelled from …………….and a Republic was proclaimed under a committee of three, of which Mazzini was one. |
A. | austria |
B. | rome |
C. | sardinia |
D. | lombardy |
Answer» B. rome |
16. |
The Austrians defeated ………………at Navora and he abdicated in favor of his son, Victor Emmanuel II. |
A. | charles albert |
B. | garibaldi |
C. | louie philip |
D. | napoleon |
Answer» A. charles albert |
17. |
The Austrians defeated Charles Albert at …………….and he abdicated in favor of his son, Victor Emmanuel II. |
A. | algeria |
B. | plombieres |
C. | sadova |
D. | navora |
Answer» D. navora |
18. |
…………….., the “Bismarck” of Italy realized that without any external help, Italy could never be free. |
A. | napoleon iii |
B. | count cavour |
C. | joseph garibaldi |
D. | charles albert |
Answer» B. count cavour |
19. |
By a stroke of diplomatic genius, ……………offered the services of Scandinavian troops to Napoleon III at a critical stage of the Crimean war. |
A. | count cavour |
B. | charles albert |
C. | victor emmanuel ii |
D. | hitler |
Answer» A. count cavour |
20. |
The Italians aided by Napoleon III defeated the Austrians at Magenta and Solferino in………….. |
A. | 1759 |
B. | 1789 |
C. | 1859 |
D. | 1879 |
Answer» C. 1859 |
21. |
The Dutchies of Tuscany, Parma, Modena and Romagna expelled their despotic rulers and joined with………….. |
A. | hong kong |
B. | malaysia |
C. | sardinia |
D. | singapore |
Answer» C. sardinia |
22. |
In 1860, the people of Naples and Sicily rose against the Bourbon King………………. |
A. | francis ii |
B. | victor emmanuel ii |
C. | queen isabella |
D. | louis xvi |
Answer» A. francis ii |
23. |
……………..along with his volunteers landed in Sicily and annexed the two kingdoms to Sardinia. |
A. | garibaldi |
B. | charles albert |
C. | victor emmanuel ii |
D. | louis xvi |
Answer» A. garibaldi |
24. |
………………..himself led an army into the Papal States and defeated the Papal forces at Casgifigaria. |
A. | queen isabella |
B. | charles albert |
C. | victor emmanuel |
D. | edward vi |
Answer» C. victor emmanuel |
25. |
In 1861, the first Italian Parliament except Rome met at …………..and conferred upon Victor Emmanuel II, the title of “King of Italy.” |
A. | turin |
B. | portsmouth |
C. | algeria |
D. | hong kong |
Answer» A. turin |
26. |
In the Astro-Prussian war of 1866, also known as the ……………… Weeks War, Victor Emmanuel II helped Prussia. |
A. | four |
B. | six |
C. | seven |
D. | eight |
Answer» C. seven |
27. |
In the Astro-Prussian war of 1866 Victor Emmanuel II helped…………………….. |
A. | prussia |
B. | russia |
C. | spain |
D. | poland |
Answer» A. prussia |
28. |
Austria was defeated at Sadova. In the Treaty of Prague that followed, Italy obtained ………..as the price of her help to Prussia. |
A. | malaysia |
B. | portsmouth |
C. | venice |
D. | hong kong |
Answer» C. venice |
29. |
The disasters of France during the Franco-Prussian war led to the withdrawal of the French garrison from……, which was then easily occupied by an Italian army. |
A. | rome |
B. | russia |
C. | portugal |
D. | spain |
Answer» A. rome |
30. |
……………..became the capital of the united Italian kingdom. |
A. | berlin |
B. | paris |
C. | washington dc |
D. | rome |
Answer» D. rome |
31. |
The Holy Roman Emperor had been chosen from the ……… family of the Austrians. |
A. | hapsburg |
B. | manchus |
C. | bourbon |
D. | stuart |
Answer» A. hapsburg |
32. |
One of the significant developments that have changed the course of history was the unification of Germany under the leadership of………………. |
A. | britain |
B. | italy |
C. | america |
D. | prussia |
Answer» D. prussia |
33. |
Paradoxically, it was …………….who took the first step towards German unity. |
A. | louis xv |
B. | charles albert |
C. | victor emmanuel ii |
D. | napoleon |
Answer» D. napoleon |
34. |
After overrunning the various German states and defeating the combined armies of Austria and Russia at…………….., Napoleon formed a political union of German states called the “Confederation of the Rhine.” |
A. | austerlitz |
B. | portsmouth |
C. | malaysia |
D. | hong kong |
Answer» A. austerlitz |
35. |
After overrunning the various German states and defeating the combined armies of Austria and Russia at Austerlitz, …………..formed a political union of German states called the “Confederation of the Rhine.” |
A. | hitler |
B. | charles albert |
C. | louis xv |
D. | napoleon |
Answer» D. napoleon |
36. |
The next step towards Germany unity was taken in the direction of commerce. Led by……………, the German states entered into a Zoleverin or Customized Union to avoid the tariff duties levied by each member of the Confederation on another. |
A. | prussia |
B. | russia |
C. | poland |
D. | newfoundland |
Answer» A. prussia |
37. |
…………….., the prime minister of Germany who unified Germany with his policy of “Blood and Iron.” |
A. | otto von bismarck |
B. | von moltke |
C. | victor emmanuel ii |
D. | queen isabella |
Answer» A. otto von bismarck |
38. |
The two Duchies of Schleswig and Holstein were inhabited largely by the Germans, but ruled by the King of……………... |
A. | austria |
B. | italy |
C. | rome |
D. | denmark |
Answer» D. denmark |
39. |
…………….was compelled to accept the Peace Treaty of Prague, by which she agreed to withdraw from the German Confederation and recognize any reconstruction of Germany led by Prussia. |
A. | austria |
B. | denmark |
C. | russia |
D. | rhineland |
Answer» A. austria |
40. |
In 1868, a revolution in Spain deposed …………… |
A. | queen isabella |
B. | victor emmanuel ii |
C. | theodore roosevelt |
D. | philip ii |
Answer» A. queen isabella |
41. |
In 1868, a revolution in Spain deposed Queen Isabella and the Spaniards offered the crown to Leopold William I of …………….. |
A. | prussia |
B. | italy |
C. | portugal |
D. | ghana |
Answer» A. prussia |
42. |
The finishing touch to the unification of Germany was given in 1871 by the proclamation of ………………..as the Emperor of Germany in the famous “Hall of Mirrors” at Versailles. |
A. | kaiser william i |
B. | nicholas ii |
C. | theodore roosevelt |
D. | josephine |
Answer» A. kaiser william i |
43. |
The finishing touch to the unification of Germany was given in 1871 by the proclamation of Kaiser William I as the Emperor of Germany in the famous “Hall of Mirrors” at…………….. |
A. | versailles |
B. | portsmouth |
C. | morocco |
D. | shimonoseki |
Answer» A. versailles |
44. |
The Meiji Restoration was basically a revolution that restored imperial rule to Japan in………….. |
A. | 1837 |
B. | 1848 |
C. | 1867 |
D. | 1900 |
Answer» C. 1867 |
45. |
The Meiji Restoration was basically a revolution that restored imperial rule to …………..in 1867. |
A. | japan |
B. | china |
C. | korea |
D. | egypt |
Answer» A. japan |
46. |
The word "…………." means "enlightened rule" and the goal was to combine "western advancements" with the traditional, "eastern" values. |
A. | meiji |
B. | tudor |
C. | bourbon |
D. | hannover |
Answer» A. meiji |
47. |
The Russo-Japanese War (1904–05) was fought by Russia and Japan over their interests in ………….(particularly Manchuria) and Korea. |
A. | china |
B. | japan |
C. | turkey |
D. | russia |
Answer» A. china |
48. |
Theodore Roosevelt was the ………………President |
A. | south africa |
B. | u.s.a |
C. | philippines |
D. | india |
Answer» B. u.s.a |
49. |
The Treaty of Portsmouth was signed on September 5,……….. |
A. | 1805 |
B. | 1895 |
C. | 1905 |
D. | 1915 |
Answer» C. 1905 |
50. |
The Berlin Colonial Conference was a meeting of European powers in Berlin, Germany in 1884-85 at the invitation of…………….., the Chancellor of Germany. |
A. | kitchener |
B. | bismarck |
C. | theodore roosevelt |
D. | truman |
Answer» B. bismarck |
51. |
In…………….., Britain declared Egypt a British protectorate. |
A. | 1862 |
B. | 1882 |
C. | 1895 |
D. | 1905 |
Answer» B. 1882 |
52. |
Britain and France clashed in a town called Fashoda in Southern ……..on the upper Nile. |
A. | morocco |
B. | sudan |
C. | algeria |
D. | abyssinia |
Answer» B. sudan |
53. |
At the battle of ………………….in 1898, Kitchener managed to defeat the natives of the town, Fashoda. |
A. | morocco |
B. | omdurman |
C. | algeria |
D. | burma |
Answer» B. omdurman |
54. |
The French troops under ……………….occupied Fashoda for France. |
A. | jean-baptiste marchand |
B. | theodore roosevelt |
C. | chang chih-tung |
D. | dowager tz'u-his |
Answer» A. jean-baptiste marchand |
55. |
…… ruled China from 1644 to 1912 actively sponsored and promoted Confucian culture. |
A. | manchus |
B. | hapsburg |
C. | bourbon |
D. | tudor |
Answer» A. manchus |
56. |
The Hundred Day Reforms in china was in the year………… |
A. | 1878 |
B. | 1898 |
C. | 1900 |
D. | 1902 |
Answer» B. 1898 |
57. |
The Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895) ended by the humiliating treaty of ………….in 1895. |
A. | paris |
B. | shimonoseki |
C. | boxer |
D. | leipzig |
Answer» B. shimonoseki |
58. |
By 1898, …………………had seized Kiaochow from China |
A. | china |
B. | germany |
C. | japan |
D. | america |
Answer» B. germany |
59. |
Ever since the Taiping Rebellion (1851-1864), Manchu dynasty's political power had been decentralized in………………. |
A. | china |
B. | germany |
C. | italy |
D. | russia |
Answer» A. china |
60. |
Boxer Uprising / Movement (1900) were in …………… |
A. | china |
B. | germany |
C. | japan |
D. | spain |
Answer» A. china |
61. |
From 1895 to 1898, Shantung was under the rule of Governor ……………..who secretly encouraged the Boxers to attack Christian missionaries. |
A. | li ping-heng |
B. | yuan shih-k'ai |
C. | chang chih-tung |
D. | k’ang yu-wei |
Answer» A. li ping-heng |
62. |
In 1899, ……………, the new Shantung governor, gave active support to the Boxer Movement. |
A. | yu-hsien |
B. | kuang-hsu |
C. | dowager tz'u-hsi |
D. | theodore roosevelt |
Answer» A. yu-hsien |
63. |
In May………………, the Empress Dowager asked the Boxers to enter Peking to show her their magical kung-fu. |
A. | 1900 |
B. | 1905 |
C. | 1908 |
D. | 1911 |
Answer» A. 1900 |
64. |
The Empress Tz'u-hsi fled ……………..for Xian |
A. | peking |
B. | fukien |
C. | hunan |
D. | shensi |
Answer» A. peking |
65. |
Taiwan was ceded to ………….in 1895. |
A. | japan |
B. | hungary |
C. | china |
D. | germany |
Answer» A. japan |
66. |
In 1903, Huang Hsing, who was an overseas student from the province of……………, set up a revolutionary organization there to work for the overthrow of the Ch'ing dynasty. |
A. | hungary |
B. | hunan |
C. | peking |
D. | shensi |
Answer» B. hunan |
67. |
In 1904, Huang Hsing was forced to escape to Japan, where he met ……………… |
A. | sun yat-sen |
B. | liang ch'i-ch'ao |
C. | k'ang yu-wei |
D. | yuanshikai |
Answer» A. sun yat-sen |
68. |
In 1903, overseas students formed a “Resist-Russia-Volunteer Corps" for the purpose of defending China against the Russian aggression in……………... |
A. | manchuria |
B. | hong kong |
C. | hungary |
D. | peking |
Answer» A. manchuria |
69. |
Sun Yat-sen was born in a village near ………….in 1866. |
A. | kiangsi |
B. | hong kong |
C. | hungary |
D. | canton |
Answer» D. canton |
70. |
At the age of 13, Sun-yat-sen was sent to ……………to join his elder brother who had started a successful business overseas. |
A. | taiwan |
B. | hong kong |
C. | hungary |
D. | hawaii |
Answer» D. hawaii |
71. |
Hsing-chung hui was formed by ……………. |
A. | yuan shih-k'ai |
B. | li hung-chang |
C. | kuang-hsu |
D. | sun yat-sen |
Answer» D. sun yat-sen |
72. |
Wuhan Uprising was in October………………. |
A. | 1811 |
B. | 1821 |
C. | 1901 |
D. | 1911 |
Answer» D. 1911 |
73. |
Immediately after the Wuhan Uprising in October,1911 in a last attempt to save itself, the Manchu court recalled………….., who had been forced to retire since 1908. |
A. | yuan shih-k'ai |
B. | lloyd george |
C. | theodore roosevelt |
D. | sun yat-sen |
Answer» A. yuan shih-k'ai |
74. |
The end of the Ch'ing dynasty was in February …………….. |
A. | 1812 |
B. | 1832 |
C. | 1843 |
D. | 1912 |
Answer» D. 1912 |
75. |
On February 12, 1912, under …………..pressure, the Manchu court announced its abdication. |
A. | mao’s |
B. | chiang kai-shek’s |
C. | sun yat-sen’s |
D. | yuan's |
Answer» D. yuan's |
76. |
During 1894-95, the Sino-Japanese War took place, resulting in the victory of ……over China. |
A. | spain |
B. | china |
C. | russia |
D. | japan |
Answer» D. japan |
77. |
The "young Turks" under the leadership of…………………….., the father of modern Turkey, carried out a revolution in the Ottoman Empire in 1908-1909. |
A. | mustapha kemal ataturk pasha |
B. | theodore roosevelt |
C. | lloyd george |
D. | william iii |
Answer» A. mustapha kemal ataturk pasha |
78. |
Who was the father of modern Turkey? |
A. | mustapha kemal ataturk pasha |
B. | lloyd george |
C. | theodore roosevelt |
D. | james i |
Answer» A. mustapha kemal ataturk pasha |
79. |
In 1911, ………….seized the Ottoman provinces of Tripoli and Cyrenaica. |
A. | italy |
B. | austria |
C. | hungary |
D. | russia |
Answer» A. italy |
80. |
First World War, which started in the year ………. |
A. | 1904 |
B. | 1912 |
C. | 1914 |
D. | 1918 |
Answer» C. 1914 |
81. |
The German Kaiser …………….declared that Germany was determined to become a world power and this would arouse rivalry with Britain. |
A. | lloyd george |
B. | william ii |
C. | theodore roosevelt |
D. | elizabeth i |
Answer» B. william ii |
82. |
Owing to the Franco-Prussian War of………….., France lost Alsace and Lorraine to Prussia. |
A. | 1870 |
B. | 1873 |
C. | 1878 |
D. | 1896 |
Answer» A. 1870 |
83. |
In 1882, ……………joined the Dual Alliance and thus brought into existence the Triple Alliance. |
A. | italy |
B. | japan |
C. | czechoslovakia |
D. | hungary |
Answer» A. italy |
84. |
In 1904, ……………..entered into a defensive alliance with England known as the ‘Entente Cordiale.’ |
A. | france |
B. | czechoslovakia |
C. | hungary |
D. | china |
Answer» A. france |
85. |
In 1907, …………….joined the ‘Entente Cordiale’, thus bringing into existence the Triple Entente, which pitted itself against the Triple Alliance. |
A. | russia |
B. | romania |
C. | turkey |
D. | czechoslovakia d) germany |
Answer» A. russia |
86. |
The murder of Archduke Francis Ferdinand of ……and his wife, on June 28, 1914, by a fanatical Serbian student in Sarajevo (Bosnia) was the spark that set the World War off. |
A. | austria |
B. | czechoslovakia |
C. | hungary |
D. | china |
Answer» A. austria |
87. |
The murder of Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria and his wife, on June 28, …………., by a fanatical Serbian student in Sarajevo (Bosnia) was the spark that set the World War off. |
A. | 1814 |
B. | 1884 |
C. | 1914 |
D. | 1918 |
Answer» C. 1914 |
88. |
With the news of the murder of Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria and his wife, Austria decided to crush …………with the support of Germany. |
A. | yugoslavia |
B. | serbia |
C. | czechoslovakia |
D. | hungary |
Answer» B. serbia |
89. |
……………. was signed in the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with Germany on March 1918. |
A. | austria |
B. | russia |
C. | yugoslavia |
D. | czechoslovakia |
Answer» B. russia |
90. |
The U.S.A. declared war against Germany on April 6,………….. |
A. | 1907 |
B. | 1917 |
C. | 1927 |
D. | 1937 |
Answer» B. 1917 |
91. |
The Fourteen Points was announced by President Woodrow Wilson of………………. |
A. | u.s.a. |
B. | france |
C. | england |
D. | italy |
Answer» A. u.s.a. |
92. |
Clemenceau was the Prime Minister of ……………… |
A. | france |
B. | austria |
C. | hungary |
D. | yugoslavia |
Answer» A. france |
93. |
By the Treaty of Versailles, Germany surrendered the provinces of Alsace and Lorraine and the coal mines of the Saar basin to …………………. |
A. | france |
B. | austria |
C. | yugoslavia |
D. | czechoslovakia |
Answer» A. france |
94. |
By the Treaty of Versailles, Germany surrendered Eupen and Malmedy to ………………… |
A. | belgium |
B. | austria |
C. | hungary |
D. | yugoslavia |
Answer» A. belgium |
95. |
By the Treaty of Versailles, Germany surrendered Memel to …………. a) Austria b) Lithuania c) Yugoslavia d) Czechoslovakia 99. By the Treaty of Versailles, Germany surrendered Northern Schleswig to …………………. |
A. | austria |
B. | denmark |
C. | hungary |
D. | yugoslavia |
Answer» B. denmark |
96. |
The Treaty of St. Germaine was imposed on ……………..on September 10, 1919. |
A. | china |
B. | hungary |
C. | austria |
D. | russia |
Answer» C. austria |
97. |
The Treaty of Neville was forced by the Allies upon …………..on November 27, 1919. |
A. | yugoslavia |
B. | turkey |
C. | hungary |
D. | bulgaria |
Answer» D. bulgaria |
98. |
The Allied powers imposed the Treaty of Sevres upon …………..on August 10, 1920. |
A. | turkey |
B. | china |
C. | hungary |
D. | yugoslavia |
Answer» A. turkey |
99. |
To promote international co-operation and peace, the American President ………………decided to create the League of Nations at the Paris Peace Conference. |
A. | theodore roosevelt |
B. | woodrow wilson |
C. | truman |
D. | kennedy |
Answer» B. woodrow wilson |
100. |
To promote international co-operation and peace, the American President Woodrow Wilson decided to create the League of Nations at the ………………Peace Conference. |
A. | paris |
B. | peking |
C. | moscow |
D. | new delhi |
Answer» A. paris |
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