Napoleon was exiled first time to__________

(a)

Elba

(b)

St. Helena

(c)

Corsica

(d)

Waterloo

Napoleon was defeated by the allied forces of British, Belgians and Prussians at Waterloo in__________

(a)

France

(b)

Germany

(c)

Belgium

(d)

Italy

Assertion: Utopian Socialists recommended model communities, where the means of production would be collectively owned.
Reason: They promoted a visionary idea of a socialistic society, devoid of poverty and unemployment.

(a)

Both A and R are correct. R explains A

(b)

Both A and R are correct. R does not explain A

(c)

A is correct but R is wrong

(d)

A is wrong but R is correct

Labour Unions were legalised in England in__________

(a)

1815

(b)

1822

(c)

1824

(d)

1827

Marx and Engels published the Communist Manifesto in __________

(a)

1842

(b)

1848

(c)

1867

(d)

1871

Assertion: The Chartist movement was not a riot or revolt.
Reason: It was an organised movement of the working class.

(a)

Both A and R are correct. R explains A

(b)

Both A and R are correct. R does not explain A

(c)

A is correct but R is wrong

(d)

A is wrong but R is correct

The Chartist’s principal newspaper was __________

(a)

The Poor Man’s Guardian

(b)

The Charter

(c)

The Northern Star

(d)

Il Risorgimento

Louis Napoleon, the nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte, assumed the title __________

(a)

Napoleon II

(b)

Napoleon III

(c)

Duke of Orleans

(d)

Napoleon IV

The author of Code de la Nature is __________

(a)

Charles Fourier

(b)

Étienne-Gabriel Morally

(c)

Saint Simon

(d)

Bakunin

Assertion: The year 1848 was one of the distinct triumphs for nationalism.
Reason: Absolutism seemed dead for a while.

(a)

Both A and R are correct. R explains A

(b)

Both A and R are correct. R does not explain A

(c)

A is correct but R is wrong

(d)

A is wrong but R is correct

The Second International was founded in __________

(a)

Paris

(b)

Berlin

(c)

London

(d)

Rome

The Young Italy Movement was started in the year__________

(a)

1822

(b)

1827

(c)

1831

(d)

1846

Parma, Modena and Tuscany were merged with the Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia after__________

(a)

plebiscite

(b)

invasion of Charles Albert

(c)

Treaty of Solferina

(d)

Treaty of Villa Franca

 __________ was called the “Hero of Two Worlds”.

(a)

Charles Albert

(b)

Bismarck

(c)

Napoleon III

(d)

Garibaldi

 The Seven Weeks’ War was fought between__________

(a)

Denmark and Prussia

(b)

Piedmont-Sardinia and Austria

(c)

France and Prussia

(d)

Austria and Prussia

The Franco-Prussian War was triggered by __________

(a)

Convention of Gastein

(b)

Ems telegram

(c)

The treaty of Prague

(d)

Dispute over the control of Alsace-Lorraine

 __________ delivered a series of Addresses to the German Nation.

(a)

Johann von Herder

(b)

Friedrich Schliegel

(c)

J.G. Fichte

(d)

Otto von Bismarck

Assertion: J.G. Fichte promoted the idea of nationalism among the Germans.
Reason: Fichte was the leader of Young Italy Movement.

(a)

Both A and R are correct. R explains A

(b)

Both A and R are correct. R does not explain A

(c)

A is correct but R is wrong

(d)

A is wrong but R is correct

Match and choose the correct answer from the code given below.

(A) Metternich	1. Ruler of Piedmont-Sardinia
(B) Charles X	2. French Foreign Minister
(C) Gramont	3. French King
(D) Charles Albert	4. Chancellor of Austria-Hungary

(a)

1, 3, 4, 2

(b)

4, 2, 1, 3

(c)

4, 1, 2, 3

(d)

4, 3, 2, 1

Match the following and select the answer from the code given below.

(A) New Christianity	1. William Lovett
(B) A New View of Society	2. Louis Blanc
(C) Revue du Progres	3. Saint Simon
(D) The People's Charter	4. Robert Owen

(a)

2, 3, 4, 1

(b)

3, 4, 2, 1

(c)

1, 4, 3, 2

(d)

3, 1, 2, 4