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WorksheetsRise of Nationalism in Europe
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 24mins
Who was Fedric Sorieu?
A monarch
A political activist
An artist
A revolutionary political party's leader
Which of the following paintings were drawn by a famous French artist?
Le Pacte, Eugene Delacroix
Le Pacte, Fedric Sorrieu
The Raft of Medusa, Théodore Géricault
Four prints visualizing Frédéric sorrieu's dream of democratic and social republics was published in the year ____
1849
1847
1857
1848
What does the statue of liberty in the image Le Pacte has in her hands?
Crown of oak leaves
Flag of France
Torch
Charter of rights
On the foreground of the painting (Le Pacte) which of the following things are seen?
Shattered remains of absolutist
Dancing girl's portrait
Shattered remains of Queen Marie Antonitte
Bourbon kings' crowns and scepters
What does Christ and, Angles and saints gaze upon the revolutionaries in Le Pacte print?
Unity amongst people
Unity amongst nation
fraternity amongst nation
fraternity amongst European nations
Which of the following sentences describes the concept of MORDEN state in the best possible way?
A world so ideal that it is unlikely to exist
A state wherein population posses a substantial degree of cultural unity
A political unit wherein the territorial state coincides with the are settled
Territory that forms its own domestic and foreign policy, acting through laws decided by the government or the monarch
In which of the following French universities a French philosopher delivered a lecture expressing his/her idea of nation?
Ernest Renan, 1882
Ernest Renan, 1834
Abbé Sieyès, 1804
Antoine Lavoisier, 1815
During 1882, which of the following universities was chosen by Renan to deliver his lecture?
Université de Paris
Université de la Sorbonne
University of Bordeaux
University of Burgundy
Which of the following is true about a MORDEN state?
Was ruled by a centralized power which exercised sovereign control over a territory
Was ruled by a rulers and inhabited by people who shared commonness in terms of identity, shared history and descent
Was understood as a nation which was a culmination of a long past of endeavors, sacrifice and devotion
A nation ruled by the Queen of Hearts from Alice in the wonderland and destroyed by Jack of hearts
WHich of the following essays was published by Ernest Renan?
What is the Third Estate?
The two treaties of Government
À quoi ressemble la liberté
Qu'est-ce qu'une Nation?
Which of the following statements correctly define a Nation state?
Population posses a certain sense of commoness in terms of culture and most strongly defined by language
A political unit ruled by a centralized power which exercised sovereign control over a territory
Territory that forms its own domestic and foreign policy, acting through laws that are typically decided by a government
All of the above
Which of the following statements correctly expresses the idea of nation as proposed by Ernest Renan?
A nation is culmination of a long past of endeavors, sacrfice and devotion
A nation is a political unit wherein the only binding that holds the diverse groups together was a common allegiance to the emperor
Creation of Zollverein
A nation never has any real interest in annexing or holding a country against its will
What is plebiscite?
A direct vote by which all the people of a region are asked to accept or reject a proposal
A indirect vote by which all the people of a region are asked to accept or reject a proposal
A direct vote by which a government is elected
An indirect vote by which a government is elected
First clear expression of nationalism came with came with the emergence of _______which occurred in _____
The American revolution, 1775
The French revolution, 1756
The American revolution, 1789
The French revolution, 1789
The political and constitutional changes that came in the wake of French revolution led to ______ to the body of French citizens
discouragement of the Plebiscites
Sense of collective identity
transfer of sovereignty
transfer of power and royal flag
German Almanac was designed by a journalist ________in the year _____after the French revolution.
Maximilian Robespierre, 1798
Andreas Rebmann, 1798
Andreas Rebmann. 1789
Maximillian Robespierre, 1798
Read the following excerpt and answer a question which follows:
Cover of the German almanac designed by a journalist contained an image of French Bastille being stormed by the angry crowd. Placed next to it was fortress which was displayed as 'the bastion of the despotic rule in the German province'
Which German province housed this fortress?
Kassel
Saxony
Hesse
Hamburg
Which of the following slogans was written with the illustration drawn in the German Almanac published by the German journalist?
People must have their freedom!
People ought to struggle!
All hail to the Jacobians!
People must seize their own freedom!
Where did Rebmann live?
Bolivia
Vienna
Mainz
none of the given options
Which of the following statements correctly represents the mentality of the French revolutionaries?
It was the mission and the destiny of the French nation to liberate other Europeans from despotism
It was the mission and the destiny of the French nation to liberate the entire world from despotism
It was the mission and the destiny of the French nation to liberate the Russian nation from the clutches of despotic Tsar
It was the mission and the destiny of the French nation to liberate people of Mainz from despotism
Which of the following sections of the society in rest of the Europe began setting up the Jacobian Clubs after witnessing the events of the French revolution ?
Poor and destitute members of the third estate
educated middle class and students
Sans culottes people in Europe
Clergy and Nobles
Why did French armies move into Switzerland, Holland, Belgium and much of Italy?
Activities of Jacobian club
Activities of Giuseppe Mazzini
Activities of Napoleon Bonaparte
Activities of Victor Emmanuel-II
In which of the given decades were Napoleonic wars fought?
1798s
1800s
1600s
1790s
Wars during which the French armies began carrying the idea of revolution abroad are also known as_____?
War of 1804
Civil code of 1804
Napoleonic wars
War of Zweibrücken
Which of the following measures were a part of Civil code of 1804?
Removal of guild restrictions
Abolition of Feudal system and manorial dues
Introduction of slavery
Improvement in Transportation and Communication
Right to property and equality before the law
Civil code of 1804 was also known as (a) (ANSWERS ARE NOT CASE SENSETIVE)
French armies were also initially welcomed as_______ in places like Mainz, Milan, Brussels and Warsaw
Oppressors
Napoleonic messengers
Harbingers of peace
Harbingers of liberty
Harbingers of prosperity
Why did initial enthusiasm turn into hostility on the arrival of French armies?
Increased taxation
Guild restrictions
Censorship
Forced Conscription
The Planting of Tree of Liberty in Zweibrücken was drawn by which of he following painters?
Frédéric Sorrieu
Karl Kasper Fritz
Eugène Delacroix
None of the above
In mid eighteenth century, Europe was divided into which of the following units?
Kingdoms
Duchies
Lombardy
Cantons
Which of the following dynasties ruled over Austria-Hungary ?
Bourbon Kings
Hasburg kings
Prussian Kings
Italian princely house
Who is helping the King wear the boot?
(a)
Process of Italian unification is known as:
(a)
In Galicia, aristocracy spoke which of the following languages
Polish
Russian
French
German
The measure of cloth was _______amongst which of the following options.
Rouble
Anne
Franks
Elle
The English poet (a) organized funds and latter went to fight in the war.
Lord Bryon died of fever in ____
1832
1831
1825
1824
__________event mobilized the feeling of nationalism among the educated elite across Europe
Greek war of Independence
The Age of revolutions 1830-1848
The French revolution
War in the Balkan
________in the book MOEDEN STATE written in 1926 defined modern state.
Frédéric Sorrieu
R.M MacIver
Andreas Rebmann
Ernest Renan
