📝 Class 10 History Quiz: Rise of Nationalism in Europe | CBSE Term-Wise Test Series 2025

Who ruled France before the French Revolution?

The term le citoyen was used to signify:

What was the French tricolour symbolic of?

What was the Reign of Terror?

How did artists personify Liberty during the French Revolution?

Who constituted the nation according to French revolutionaries?

What does la patrie stand for?

Assertion (A): French Revolution transferred sovereignty to French citizens. Reason (R): People would constitute the nation.

Who was Frederic Sorrieu?

Sorrieus 1848 artwork represented:

Which symbol in Sorrieus painting represented Enlightenment?

What did the broken chains symbolize?

Which female figure symbolized France?

What was Germania shown holding in nationalistic imagery?

What does the crown of oak leaves stand for?

The German language was considered a unifying force because:

The first clear expression of nationalism came with:

Who said When France sneezes, Europe catches cold ?

The Treaty of Vienna aimed to:

The Act of Union (1707) led to:

The revolutionaries of 1830 aimed to:

Who led the Greek War of Independence?

The Treaty of Constantinople (1832) recognized:

Who was the architect of German unification?

Which war completed German unification?

Who was declared German Emperor in 1871?

Bismarck followed the policy of:

Cavour was the Prime Minister of:

Who led the Red Shirts in Southern Italy?

When was Italy unified?

What does das volk stand for in German nationalism?

Romanticism emphasized:

Who was Karol Kurpinski?

What did Polish people use to protest Russian domination?

The role of Grimm Brothers in German unification:

What was the Zollverein?

What was the primary goal of romantic artists and poets?

What does the rising sun represent in nationalist symbolism?

What does the sword symbolize in nationalist art?

What do broken chains represent?

What did the allegory of Marianne symbolize?

Which of the following is not a symbol associated with Germania?

Which of the following is true about nationalist symbols in 19th century Europe?

Which empire controlled much of the Balkans before 20th century?

The region that saw intense nationalism and conflict in Europe was:

Which religion was dominant among the Ottoman Turks?

Which of the following countries was not part of Balkan nationalism?

The Balkan region was also called the:

Which European powers competed for influence in the Balkans?

Assertion: Revolutionaries promoted the idea of nation-states. Reason: They wanted absolute monarchies.

Assertion: French Revolution introduced popular sovereignty. Reason: People became passive citizens.

Assertion: Cavour was known as the Bismarck of Italy. Reason: He opposed unification.

Assertion: Romanticism focused on folk culture. Reason: It rejected Enlightenment rationalism.

Arrange chronologically: (i) French Revolution (ii) Vienna Congress (iii) Unification of Italy (iv) Greek War

What happened in 1830 in France?

The Frankfurt Parliament was convened in:

What was the outcome of the Frankfurt Parliament?

What is a nation-state?

What is absolutism?

What is plebiscite?

Match: Broken chains ? (a) Freedom

Marianne stood for:

Germania stood for:

Which of the following represents freedom in nationalist paintings?

Which country was partitioned in 18th century?

Which leader was not related to Italy?

Who opposed liberal-nationalist ideas?

What was the Carbonari?

Who was Giuseppe Mazzini?

What is a nation, according to 19th-century thinkers?

Which empire used strict censorship laws?

Who was sent to Siberia for using Polish language?

Who used folk tales to promote German nationalism?

What is a Utopian Vision?