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1. Who prepared a series of prints visualising a world made up of ‘democratic and social Republics’ in 1848?
A. Ernst Renan
B. Otto von Bismarck
C. Frédéric Sorrieu
D. Giuseppe Mazzini
2. In Sorrieu’s first print, which country leads the procession past the statue of Liberty?
A. France
B. Germany
C. Switzerland
D. United States
3. What object in Liberty’s hand symbolised Enlightenment in Sorrieu’s painting?
A. Sword
B. Torch
C. Book
D. Crown
4. According to Ernst Renan, what is the existence of a nation like?
A. A common language
B. A daily plebiscite
C. A shared religion
D. A common race
5. Which revolution first clearly expressed the idea of nationalism?
A. Russian Revolution
B. French Revolution
C. Industrial Revolution
D. German Revolution
6. What was the new French flag chosen during the Revolution?
A. Black-Red-Gold
B. White with a crown
C. Red-Green-Yellow
D. Tricolour
7. What was the Estates General renamed after the Revolution?
A. The Council of Ministers
B. The National Assembly
C. The Senate
D. The Republic Assembly
8. Which code established equality before law and secured the right to property under Napoleon?
A. Vienna Code
B. Civil Code of 1804
C. Code of Liberty
D. Charter of Rights
9. Which administrative reform did Napoleon introduce in towns?
A. Increased guild restrictions
B. Abolition of serfdom
C. New taxes on trade
D. Expansion of feudal dues
10. What was the Habsburg Empire best described as?
A. A single-language empire
B. A patchwork of many regions and peoples
C. A republic of German speakers
D. A purely agricultural empire
11. Which group dominated the continent socially and politically in early 19th century Europe?
A. Peasantry
B. Landed Aristocracy
C. Middle class
D. Working class
12. Which new social groups emerged due to industrialisation in Europe?
A. Aristocrats and clergy
B. Soldiers and landlords
C. Working class and middle class
D. Peasants and serfs
13. What did liberalism mean for the new middle class in early 19th century Europe?
A. Freedom for the king
B. Freedom of markets and equality before law
C. Restoration of monarchy
D. Protection of feudal privileges
14. Which right was denied to women and non-propertied men during the French Revolution?
A. Right to education
B. Right to work
C. Right to vote
D. Right to own property
15. What was the Zollverein of 1834?
A. A religious movement
B. A customs union
C. A cultural organisation
D. A political party
16. What did conservatives after 1815 believe in preserving?
A. Revolutionary ideals
B. Monarchy, Church, and social hierarchies
C. Liberal constitutions
D. Free press
17. Who hosted the Congress of Vienna in 1815?
A. Friedrich Wilhelm IV
B. Otto von Bismarck
C. Duke Metternich
D. Victor Emmanuel II
18. What was the main intention of the Treaty of Vienna (1815)?
A. To strengthen democracy
B. To undo Napoleonic changes and restore monarchies
C. To abolish feudalism
D. To create new republics
19. Who was described by Metternich as ‘the most dangerous enemy of our social order’?
A. Giuseppe Garibaldi
B. Giuseppe Mazzini
C. Ernst Renan
D. Frédéric Sorrieu
20. What event mobilised nationalist feelings among educated elites across Europe in the 1820s?
A. The Greek War of Independence
B. The Russian Revolution
C. The Italian Unification
D. The French July Revolution
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