Constitutional Monarchy

Q. When did France become a constitutional monarchy?

1. 1791

Q. When did France shift from absolute monarchy to constitutional monarchy?

1. 14 July 1789
2. 4 August 1789
3. 3 September 1791
4. 20 June 1792

Q. Which of the following is not true about the new constitution developed by the National Assembly after it was recognised as an institution?

1. The National Assembly drafted a Constitution by 1791 and King Louis XVI took an oath to uphold and respect the constitution.
2. France had become a constitutional democracy with nominal powers to the King.
3. The powers were distributed between different institutions- the legislature, the executive, and the judiciary.
4. The members of the National Assembly would be indirectly elected.

Q.

Indian Constitution was framed by which of the following bodies?

1. Indian Parliament

2. British

3. Indian National Congress

4. Constituent Assembly

Q. Which of the following is not true about the new constitution developed by the National Assembly after it was recognised as an institution?

1. The National Assembly drafted a Constitution by 1791 and King Louis XVI took an oath to uphold and respect the constitution.
2. The powers were distributed between different institutions- the legislature, the executive, and the judiciary.
3. The members of the National Assembly would be indirectly elected.
4. France had become a constitutional democracy with nominal powers to the King.

Q. Which philosopher wrote the book, The Social Contract?

1. John Locke
2. Immanuel Kant
3. Jean Jacques Rousseau
4. Montesquieu

Q. When did France become a constitutional monarchy?

1. 1791

Q. When did France shift from absolute monarchy to constitutional monarchy?

1. 14 July 1789
2. 4 August 1789
3. 3 September 1791
4. 20 June 1792

Q. Which philosopher wrote the book, The Social Contract?

1. Montesquieu
2. Immanuel Kant
3. Jean Jacques Rousseau
4. John Locke