Selected Problems Of Medieval And Modern World History Set 3
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This set of Selected Problems of Medieval and Modern World History Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Selected Problems Of Medieval And Modern World History Set 3
Q1 | Most famous work of Niccolò Machiavelli is _________
- the prince
- the praise of folly
- the tragedy of mariam
- the history of that ingenious gentleman
Q2 | Who is the “Father of Modern Philosophy”?.
- john locke
- rene descartes
- charles montesquieu
- jean-jacques rousseau
Q3 | _____________is the author of “Discourse on the Method and Principles of Philosophy”.
- charles montesquieu
- john locke
- rene descartes
- jean-jacques rousseau
Q4 | Masterwork of Montesquieu is___________
- the spirit of the laws
- macbeth
- theessays
- utopia
Q5 | __________means separation of religion from political, economic, social and cultural aspects oflife, religion being treated as a purely personal matter.
- humanism
- postivism
- secularism
- liberalism
Q6 | The term "rationalism" derived from Latin ratio which means__________
- culture
- reason
- philosophy
- art
Q7 | In feudalism, the_________ were subjected to “triple taxation”
- peasants
- knights
- clergy
- noble
Q8 | Girondists had the majority in the Legislative Assembly in ________
- italy
- spain
- france
- england
Q9 | The rationalism movement started in the 17th century with Descartes and was continuedby________
- cartesian
- subaltern
- indologist
- orientalist
Q10 | Who wrote “The Theory of the Moral Sentiments”?.
- john locke
- jean-jacques rousseau
- adam smith
- immanuel kant
Q11 | Acoording to ____________ outlined a theory of politics based on people’s natural rights: life,liberty, and the ownership of property
- benvenuto cellini
- giotto
- leon battista alberti
- john locke
Q12 | _________ was marked by an emphasis on the scientific method and reductionism, along withincreased questioning of religious orthodoxy.
- enlightenment
- renaissance
- rationalism
- secularism
Q13 | _____________ is a key figure in the 17th-century scientific revolution, best known for hislaws of planetary motion
- thomas hobbes
- johannes kepler
- voltaire
- marie jean caritat
Q14 | __________’s Ten Books on Architecture is a bible of Renaissance architecture.
- leon battista alberti
- johannes kepler
- marie jean caritat
- voltaire
Q15 | ____________ is the action or process of settling among and establishing control over theindigenous people of an area.
- feudalism
- absolutism
- secularism
- colonization
Q16 | A Colony is a collectivity of_______
- people
- manor
- market
- guilds
Q17 | The second phase of Asia is related to the Industrial Revolution and the rise of powerful________in Europe
- absolutism
- nation states
- middle class
- noble class
Q18 | European exploration of Africa begins with the Age of Discovery by ___________
- henry
- james
- william
- pache
Q19 | Prince Henry was the first European to methodically explore __________ and the oceanic routeto the Indies.
- asia
- africa
- europe
- america
Q20 | The conquest of Algeria was initiated in the last days of the Bourbon Restoration by _________
- charles x
- duc de rovigo
- bartolomeu dias
- james bruce
Q21 | France annexed as a colony the occupied areas of________ in 1834
- algeria
- croatia
- estonia
- lithuania
Q22 | A ____________is primarily driven by fear of unpredictability in societies experiencing rapiddemographic, racial, and cultural change.
- traditional nationalism
- transsovereign nationalism
- protectionist nationalism
- substate nationalism
Q23 | The term "___________" was invented by a famous German historian Leopold von Ranke
- serbian revolution
- french revolution
- glorious revolution
- belgium revolution
Q24 | _________won independence from Sweden in 1905
- ukraine
- norway
- moldova
- austria
Q25 | The key exponent of the modern idea of the nation-state was ________
- john locke
- rene descartes
- charles montesquieu
- g. w. friedrich hegal