Modern World In Transition Set 5
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This set of Modern World in Transition Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Modern World In Transition Set 5
Q1 | ‘Bills of Rights’ was in the year………………….
- 1688
- 1689
- 1789
- 1799
Q2 | The Bloodless Revolution of 1688 was a great land mark in the constitutional history of…..
- italy
- america
- germany
- england
Q3 | Bloodless Revolution of …………… resulted in the supremacy of the parliament and gave ablow to Absolute Monarchy in England.
- 1688
- 1689
- 1788
- 1789
Q4 | Bloodless Revolution of ……… marked the end of the struggle between king and parliament.
- 1688
- 1689
- 1699
- 1788
Q5 | The American Revolution or the War of American Independence broke out in the year …….. A.D during the reign of the English King George III and came to a close in 1783 A.D.
- 1675
- 1685
- 1689
- 1775
Q6 | The British conquest of Canada after the Seven Year War reduced the …………………dangerand hence the colonies turned against England.
- german
- american
- french
- spanish
Q7 | The immediate cause of the American Revolution was the Boston Tea Party in …………. A.D.
- 1773
- 1775
- 1789
- 1793
Q8 | The colonial army Commanded by ……………..trapped the British army at York Town andforced Lord Cornwallis, the Commander-in-Chief of the British forces to surrender in 1781.
- vasco da-gama
- ferdinand magellan
- george washington
- john cabot
Q9 | The colonial army Commanded by George Washington trapped the British army at YorkTown and forced………………, the Commander-in-Chief of the British forces to surrender in 1781.
- john cabot
- lord cornwallis
- churchill
- lord lytton
Q10 | Louis XVI was completely under the control of his beautiful but proud, willful and wickedqueen Marie Antoinette who was notorious for her unsympathetic attitude towards the people.
- louis xiii
- louis xiv
- louis xv
- louis xvi
Q11 | ‘The Social Contract’ was the work of ……………..
- montesquieu
- voltaire
- ferdinand magellan
- rousseau
Q12 | Man is born free, but everywhere he is in chains"is the words of ………………..
- rousseau
- voltaire
- lenin
- karl marx
Q13 | ……………….'s most famous work was ‘A Treatise for Toleration’.
- voltaire
- condorcet
- john cabot
- churchill
Q14 | ………………….’s main work was ‘The Spirit of the Laws’ (1753).
- montesquieu
- condorcet
- churchill
- john cabot
Q15 | In 1765, ………………published his first work on mathematics entitled Essai sur le calculintégral, which was very well received, launching his career as a respected mathematician.
- condorcet
- turgot
- ferdinand magellan
- montesquieu
Q16 | In 1785, ……………..wrote the Essay on the Application of Analysis to the Probability ofMajority Decisions, one of his most important works.
- churchill
- montesquieu
- john cabot
- condorcet
Q17 | Fall of Bastille in the year 14th July ………………
- 1789
- 1689
- 1769
- 1799
Q18 | On 23rd September, ……………, the king was deposed and France became a Republic.
- 1782
- 1790
- 1792
- 1799
Q19 | On 21st January …………. Louis XVI of France was guillotined.
- 1786
- 1789
- 1793
- 1799
Q20 | Guillotine was invented by Ignacio Guillotine, a ………….physician.
- german
- american
- french
- british
Q21 | …………………… Connected with the reign of terror in France.
- napoleon
- robespierre
- ferdinand magellan
- voltaire
Q22 | …………….was the child of French Revolution and the hero of France.
- hitler
- churchill
- mussolini
- napoleon
Q23 | ……………was born in the Island of Corsica in Italy on 15th August 1769.
- napoleon
- ferdinand magellan
- john cabot
- churchill
Q24 | Corsica was captured by ……………..in 1768 A.D.
- germany
- france
- britain
- america
Q25 | “I was born when my country was dying”. Who said?
- napoleon
- john cabot
- churchill
- hitler