Modern World In Transition Set 6
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This set of Modern World in Transition Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Modern World In Transition Set 6
Q1 | In 1796, when he was 27 years of age, ……………married Josephine, a rich widow of a nobleman.
- magellan
- churchill
- rousseau
- napoleon
Q2 | In 1804 A.D …………….established the Bank of France which became “the Soundest financialinstitution of the World”.
- napoleon
- ferdinand magellan
- john cabot
- churchill
Q3 | ……………said, ‘my real glory is not having won 40 battles…..what will endure for ever is mycivil code’.
- napoleon
- churchill
- hitler
- stalin
Q4 | In 1801 A.D ……………..signed an agreement with pope Pius VII known as Concordat.
- john cabot
- alexander
- julius caesar
- napoleon
Q5 | In the Battle of Waterloo on 12th June 1815 A.D …………was decisively defeated by the Dukeof Wellington.
- napoleon
- ferdinand magellan
- john cabot
- churchill
Q6 | ……………was exiled to the Island of St. Helena where he died in 1821 A.D.
- alexander the great
- churchill
- napoleon
- mussolini
Q7 | Sir Isaac Newton was an …………….physicist, mathematician, astronomer, alchemist,inventor, and natural philosopher.
- german
- american
- english
- african
Q8 | In his work Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica, …………..enunciated his law ofuniversal gravitation and three laws of motion.
- ferdinand magellan
- newton
- churchill
- voltire
Q9 | It was with …………….that Wordsworth published the famous Lyrical Ballads in 1798.
- milton
- john cabot
- coleridge
- dryden
Q10 | ………………..'s most famous work, The Prelude (1850), is considered by many to be thecrowning achievement of English romanticism.
- ferdinand magellan
- wordsworth
- john cabot
- p.b.shelly
Q11 | English Romantic poet ………………was born on October 31, 1795, in London.
- p
- shelley b) richard abbey
- john rowland sandell
- john keats
Q12 | Who the editor of the ‘Examiner’?
- shelley
- william wordsworth
- leigh hunt
- charles lamb
Q13 | …………….was author of the ‘Prometheus Unbound’.
- p
- shelley b) karl marx
- lord byron
- john cabot
Q14 | ………………..was born in Leiden on July 15, 1606.
- woodrow wilson
- john cabot
- rembrandt
- churchill
Q15 | The patriots of ……………….set up several secret societies such as ‘Carbonari’ to regain theirindependence.
- holland
- america
- france
- italy
Q16 | Metternich was the chancellor of ………………..
- holland
- america
- austria
- germany
Q17 | The unification of Italy was accomplished mostly by the heroic efforts of the Italian patriots supported by the ruler of Sardinia, …………………
- victor immanuel ii
- george i
- charles i
- metternich
Q18 | In 1831 A.D. ………………established an organization known as YOUNG ITALY the motto ofwhich was ‘God and people’.
- joseph mazzini
- john cabot
- lenin
- cavour
Q19 | ………………..was “the Master brain” of the Italian Unification.
- metternich
- john cabot
- count cavour
- woodrow wilson
Q20 | Victor Immanuel II became the king of ………………after the abdication of Charles Albert.
- rome
- naples
- sicily
- sardinia
Q21 | Napoleon III, the French king helped ……………in her war against Austria which led to theannexation of Lombardy.
- sardinia
- parma
- modena
- tuscany
Q22 | ‘The sword of the Unification’ of Italy was……………..
- otto von bismarck
- garibaldi
- john cabot
- metternich
Q23 | …………….was the leader of ‘the Red Shirts’ in Italy.
- woodrow wilson
- otto von bismarck
- metternich
- garibaldi
Q24 | By …………… A.D. the whole of Italy except the Papal States and Venetia was united and theruler of Sardinia.
- 1860
- 1867
- 1789
- 1798
Q25 | In 1866 A.D. Italy received Venetia as a reward for supporting ……………against Austria in the Seven Weeks War.
- rome
- prussia
- austria
- america