MCQs of History – European History

The favour of government which directly preceded the Consulate in France was______.

The Consulate was______.

______ did not join the Third coaltion.

_____ did not join the First Coaltion.

During the consulate______ was a French consul.

_______ ended up briefly ruling the Kingdom of Naples?

Napoleon removed ______ family from the throne of Spain replacing them with his brother Joseph.

Francis II was the Emperor of _____.

Napoleon’s Polish state was called______.

The land mark agreement which recognised Europe after the Napoleonic Wars was______.

______ was a prominent Spanish artist during the Napoleonic era.

The famous painter Jaques-Louis David worked in ______ style.

Napoleon gave his grouping of German States the name______.

_______ was NOT a German Romantic thinker.

German nationalism was predicated on the existence of_______ a special charecterstic unique to each nation.

Napoleon’s legal system was called _______.

A slaves’ rebellion in Haiti was led by_______.

The Continental System was aimed at ______’s economy.

The famous prussian reformer who is often credited with “Freeting the Serf’ was______.

Napoleon’s Chief of police was______.

Austria’s representative at the congress of Vienna was______.

_____was France’s delegatete to the Congress of Vienna.

Prussia’s delegate to the Congress of Vienna was ______.

______was Britian’s delegate to the Congress of Vienna.

Napoleon was born on the island of _______.

Napoleon died in ______.

The ruler of Prussia during the Napoleonic Era was______.

______ was Napoleon,s second wife.

Napoleon’s son was known as______.

In 1802, the treaty of _____ ended formal hostilities between France and Britian for about a year.

Napoleon signed an agreement with the pope to end the religious schism between France and the Church stemming from the Revolution which is commonly known as ______.

Napoleon’s neavy decimated at the battle of ______.

This 1813 battle, called the “Battle of Nation”, ultimately ruled in Napoleon’s exille to Elba_____.

A Waterloo, the British forces were under the command of ______.

Napoleon’s return from Elba to make a last run for power was called ______.

The guerilla war;______ gave the French forces some of its first defeats, as well as being a costly diversonof Napoleon’s resources.

_____ published his ‘ Ideas on the philosophy of the History of Mankind’ in 1784.

Napoleon referred to Britian as______.

______ routed the Grand Army.

______ exilled Napoleon to Elba.

In treaty of_________ Austria Russia, prussia and Britian agreed to stand togather against France if it should become to powerful in the next 20 years.

After Napoleon’s exille to Elba,_____ ascended the throne.

The former Prussian administar______ also served in Czar Alaxander I’s court.

The ______ announced the Continental System in 1806.

On Christmas Eve, 1800, a bomb allegedly exploded by________ almost killed Napoleon.

______ had the world’s dominant navy in 1810.

The first French- controlled state in the Northern Italy That Napoleon created (by the treaty of Campo Formio) was______.

On December 2, 1805, Napoleon’s army defeated the Russian and Austrians at the battle of ________.

Before railroads, the most efficent way to move good internattionally in Europe was_____.

Congress of Vienna did not address _____ as side issue.

The ideology of______ has private ownership of property as a central tent.

Modern “conservative” would agree most with the 9th century group namely______.

At the beginning of the industrial Revolution,_______ industry dominated British manufacturing.

City of _____ was a victim of the Rotten Bouroughs.

The term is _____ most associated with free – marked “classical” economics.

Who was the king of France directly following Napoleon’s defeat?

In the early 19th century, the British party ______ in Parliament was the opponent of the Whig party.

_____ most typifies conservatives like Metternich and castlereagh.

______ were ardent Nationalists in the period 1815-1848.

The loose federation of German states from 1815-1848 was called

German Romantics used the term_____ to refer to each nation’s “special genius”.

The Corn Law restricted import of _____ into Britian.

The members of the Cato Street Conspiracy planned to______.

Alexander I’s concept of a federation to unite the great power of Europe was called_____.

Sometimes the rising “middle class” of the industrial Revolution is also called_____.

_____ was a founding father of British Radicalism.

The malaportioned volting districts in 19th century Britian were called_______.

The French equivalent of British Radicalism was _______.

A 19th century group namely ________ wanted centralised government control of industry.

Edmund Bruke expounded 19th century ideology of _______.

What was Romanticism an intellectual reaction to ?

Hegel’s theory______ is best known.

The urban industrial working class that appeared in the early 19th century is sometimes called_____.

The failed British reform movement which involved the gathering of several million signature was______.

________ Movement threatened the unity of the Austrian Empire around 1848.

The great economist and political philosopher who formulated the “Iron Law of Wages” is _______.