Napoleonic Empire was overthrown by Austria, Prussian and Britain in ______ when they restored the Bourborn Kings to the French throne.

Related Mcqs:

1. The French empire was gradually liquefied into French:___________?

   A. French federation
   B. French union
   C. French confederation
   D. None of these

2. The French Constitution of 1852 of the French Second Empire, was adopted on:

   A. November 24, 1852
   B. January 14, 1852
   C. January 14, 1853
   D. January 24, 1852

3. The position of the Kings during the Holy Roman Empire was rendered weak due to:_________?

   A. Non-assertion of their authority
   B. The rise of the class of feudal lords
   C. Usurpation of their power by the Pope
   D. Rise of feudal lords and Popes

4. Who is the First Consul of what is now known as the First French Empire?

   A. Napoleon Bonaparte
   B. Eugene Delacroix
   C. Charles de Gaulle
   D. Laetitia Casta

5. Which one of the following factors prompted countries like Britain, France etc, to carve out the colonial empire?

   A. Urge to civilize the backward people
   B. Urge to propagate christianity
   C. To make use of the resources of colonies for mother country
   D. To collect foodstuffs which were badly needed by their people

6. The French Constitution of 1848 of the Second French Republic was adopted on:__________?

   A. November 04,1848
   B. November 22,1848
   C. November 14,1848
   D. November 24,1848

7. The Restored Monarchy of Bourbon lasted till:_________?

   A. 1822
   B. 1848
   C. 1856
   D. 1858

8. What was the name of the treaty in 1918 that ended Russia’s war with Germany and Austria-Hungary?

   A. The treaty of London
   B. The treaty of Paris
   C. The treaty of Brest-Litovsk
   D. None of them

9. One of the most important Kings of France was the victor at the Battle of Bouvines in 1214. What ‘countries’ did the coalition consist of that he defeated in that battle?

   A. England, Flanders, Germany
   B. England, Halland, Luxembourg
   C. England, Austria, Russia
   D. England, Spain, Portugal

10. At the time of the Battle of Agincourt (1415) the throne of France was virtually vacant because:

    A. The French King Charles VI had gone mad
    B. The French throne was occupied by a woman who, because of the Salic law, was not recognized
    C. The French King had just been assassinated
    D. The Franch King was still an infant