Unification of Italy

Q.

Describe the process of Unification of Italy.

Q.

Who invented Abacus?

Q. How did the Count of Cavour secure unification for Italy?

1. He made all European leaders agree to the Italian Unification at the Congress of Vienna.
2. He fought against the French colonies in East Africa and secured victory.
3. He made a secret pact with the French and provoked Austria, who were defeated by the combined forces of France and Sardinia.
4. He made a pact with Bismarck and attacked Austria; the combined forces of Germany and Sardinia defeated the Austrians.

Q.

Who was Giuseppe Mazzini?

1. An Italian nationalist

2. A Russian democrat

3. An American Conservative

4. A German radical

Q. was the founder of the organisation called Young Italy.

1. Giuseppe Garibaldi
2. Giuseppe Mazzini
3. King Immanuel II

Q. was the first king of Unified Italy.

1. Victor Emmanuel II
2. Camillo
3. Giuseppe Garibaldi

Q. Who founded the newspaper, Risorgimento, which inspired national integration among the Italian people?

1. Giuseppe Garibaldi
2. Giuseppe Mazzini
3. Otto von Bismarck
4. Count Camillo

Q. What was the army of Giuseppe Garibaldi called?

1. Red Army
2. Red Shirts
3. Red Brigade
4. Red Sword

Q. What was the army of Giuseppe Garibaldi called?

1. Red Army
2. Red Shirts
3. Red Brigade
4. Red Sword

Q.

Which groups supported the Weimar Republic?

1. Socialists

2. Catholics

3. Democrats

4. All of the above

Q. In 1860 CE, armed volunteers called ______ led by ______ entered South Italy and the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.

1. Red Shirts, Victor Emmanuel
2. White shirts, Guiseppe Garibaldi
3. Red shirts, Guiseppe Garibaldi
4. Red shirts, Giuseppe Mazzini

Q. 'X' is a peninsula located in the European continent. This country, before its unification, was divided into seven states. The central part of this country was ruled by the Pope. Identify 'X'?

1. Spain
2. England
3. Italy
4. Japan

Q. What was the motto of Young Italy?

1. Union, Strength, Liberty
2. Strength, Unity, Fraternity
3. Union, Equality, Liberty
4. Liberty, Equality, Fraternity

Q. Who was Mazzini? What role did he play in the unification of Italy?

Q. Victor Emmanuel II was declared the first king of unified Italy in 1871 CE.

1. True
2. False

Q. The Indian subcontinent had 560 princely states before India's independence.

1. True
2. False

Q.

Who Among The Following Was Proclaimed As The Firstking Of United Italy

1. Wilhelm IV

2. Nicholas II

3. King George II

4. Victor Emannuel II

Q. What was the motto of Young Italy?

1. Union, Strength, Liberty
2. Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
3. Strength, Unity, Fraternity
4. Union, Equality, Liberty

Q. In 1860 CE, armed volunteers called ______ led by ______ entered South Italy and the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.

1. Red Shirts, Victor Emmanuel
2. White shirts, Guiseppe Garibaldi
3. Red shirts, Guiseppe Garibaldi
4. Red shirts, Giuseppe Mazzini

Q. was the first king of Unified Italy.

1. Victor Emmanuel II
2. Camillo
3. Giuseppe Garibaldi

Q. Which of the following states were a part of the Italian peninsula in the early 19th century?

1. Piedmont
2. Lombardi
3. Vienna
4. Modena

Q. What is the capital of Italy?

1. Milan
2. Venic
3. Rome
4. Naples

Q. The unification of Germany was inspired by the French Revolution.

1. True
2. False

Q.

Which of the following ideals are mentioned in the Preamble?

1. Both A and B

2. A. Justice

3. Only B

4. B. Fraternity

Q. Which of the following ancient civilisations was hosted by the Italian Peninsula?

1. Mesopotamian Civilisation
2. Byzantine Civilisation
3. Roman Civilisation
4. Egyptian Civilisation

Q. Nicknamed "The Pathfinder" he was instrumental in leading a revolt and taking over California during the Mexican-American War:

1. Zachary Taylor
2. John Fremont
3. Winfield Scott
4. Ulysses S. Grant
5. Robert E. Lee

Q. Into how many states was Italy divided during the 19th century?

1. Five states
2. Six states
3. Seven states
4. Nine states

Q. was the founder of the organisation called Young Italy.

1. Giuseppe Garibaldi
2. Giuseppe Mazzini
3. King Immanuel II

Q. Which of these BEST characterizes the interactions Japan had with Europeans during the 1500-1775 period?

1. Japan and Europe developed a close trade relationship which ended with the revival of the role of the emperor known as the Meiji Restoration
2. After initial European success with trade and missionary activity in the mid-16th century. Japan's ruler's eventually developed a closed policy
3. While trade flourished, missionary activity by Catholic Jesuits such as Francis Xavier was largely unsuccessful
4. The Japanese port of Nagasaki, which had been a major European trading hub, was closed to all but Chinese merchants during latter part of the period
5. The Tokugawa Shogunate welcomed continuing cultural and economic contact with Europe during its rule of Japan