CBSE CBSE Class 9 History CBSE Class 9 Social Science Class 9 Multiple Choice Questions Facebook Twitter Telegram WhatsApp MCQs of History Chapter 1 The French Revolution MCQs of History Chapter 1 The French Revolution MCQs History Chapter 1 The French RevolutionClass 9 1 / 60 When did the French Revolution begin? July 14, 1789 January 10, 1780 August 12, 1782 None of the above 2 / 60 Who among the following proposed the Social Contract theory? Locke Thomas Paine Montesquieu Rousseau 3 / 60 Who among the following reintroduced slavery in France after it was abolished by Jacobin regime ? Louis XIV Robespierre Napoleon Marat 4 / 60 King Louis XVI belonged to which dynasty of kings? Hapsburg Bourbon Romanov Windsor 5 / 60 Which Revolution gave the ideas of Liberty, Freedom and Equality to the world? The American Revolution The French Revolution The Russian Revolution None of these 6 / 60 Which social groups emerged in the 18th century? Lawyers Administrative officials Middle class All the above 7 / 60 Who seized power after the fall of the Jacobin government? Common people Descendants of Louis XVI Wealthy middle class Robespierre’s son 8 / 60 Which of these rights were not established as ‘natural and inalienable’ rights by the constitution of 1791? Right to life Freedom of speech and opinion Equality before the law All the above 9 / 60 What was the effect of the rise of population of France from about 23 million in 1715 to 28 million in 1789? Education became difficult Rapid increase in the demand for foodgrains Housing problem occurred All the above 10 / 60 Who wrote the pamphlet called ‘What is the Third Estate’? Mirabeau, a nobleman Abbe Sieyes Rousseau, a philosopher Montesquieu 11 / 60 Tax from peasants to Church was called: Taille Tithe Lagan Jazia 12 / 60 Which of these books was written by John Locke? The Spirit of the Laws Two Treatises on Government The Social Contract All the above 13 / 60 What did Louis XVI do, seeing the power of his revolting subjects? He accorded recognition to the National Assembly Accepted checks on his powers Ordered his army to crush the revolt Both (a) and (b) 14 / 60 Which of these provisions were passed by the Assembly on the night of 4 August, 1789? Abolition of feudal system of obligations Clergy had to give up its privileges Tithes were abolished All the above 15 / 60 In the war against Prussia and Austria, the army sang which patriotic song? 'Liberty', written by an unknown woman poet ‘Marseillaise’ written by the poet Roget de L’Isle ‘Viva France’ written by a French peasant None of the above 16 / 60 What was ‘Estates General’? Post of Army General A political body Head of all landed property Advisor of the king 17 / 60 That ‘each member should have one vote’ was advocated by : Georges Danton Rousseau Jean Paul Marat The Jacobins 18 / 60 According to the new constitution of 1791, the National Assembly was to be elected directly appointed by the king elected indirectly a hereditary body 19 / 60 Who among the following Indian individuals responded to the ideas coming from Revolutionary France? Bhagat Singh Rammohan Roy Mahatma Gandhi Sultan of Awadh 20 / 60 What was the ‘Subsistence Crisis’ which occurred frequently in France? An extreme situation endangering the basic means of livelihood Subsidy in foodgrains Large-scale production of foodgrains None of the above 21 / 60 Which of the following statements is untrue about the Third Estate? The Third Estate was made of the poor only Within the Third Estate some were rich and some were poor Richer members of the Third Estate owned lands Peasants were obliged to serve in the army, or build roads 22 / 60 Name the most successful ‘political club’ which became a rallying point for people who wished to continue the Revolution in France. Jacobin Arthur Mirabeau Dauphine 23 / 60 Identify the statement which is wrong with reference to Robespierre. He banned the use of white flour He rationed meat and bread He exempted his party men from punishment He converted churches into barracks or offices 24 / 60 Instead of the traditional Monsieur (sir) and Madame (madam), all French men and women were henceforth addressed as Citoyen Citoyenne Both (a) and (b) None of the above 25 / 60 Who led the representatives of the Third Estate in Versailles on 20th June? Mirabeau Abbe Sieyes Louis XVI Both a and b 26 / 60 The National Assembly of France voted in April 1792, to declare war against: Britain and Germany Prussia and Austria Italy and Germany Russia and Prussia 27 / 60 How does a ‘Subsistence Crisis’ happen? Bad harvest leads to scarcity of grains Food prices rise and the poorest cannot buy bread Leads to weaker bodies, diseases, deaths and even food riots All the above 28 / 60 What was the name of tax which was directly paid to the state by the Third Estate? tithes livres taille all of these 29 / 60 In which of the battle was Napoleon finally defeated? Russia Waterloo Versailles Paris 30 / 60 The French Revolution led to the formation of National Assembly. Which statement is incorrect about the National Assembly? It abolished the feudal system of obligations and taxes It confiscated the land owned by the churches It abolished slavery in France It drafted the constitution 31 / 60 Which of these people were entitled to vote? Only men above 25 years of age Men and women above 30 years of age Men who paid taxes equal to at least 3 days of a labourer’s wage Both (a) and (c) 32 / 60 ‘The Spirit of Laws’ was written by: Montesquieu Rousseau Jean Paul Marat John Locke 33 / 60 The term ‘Old Regime’ (France) refers to: The society and institution under an old emperor Society and institution of France before 1789 The society and institution of France after 1789 The society and institution of France under Jacobins 34 / 60 In context of France the volunteers from Marseilles sang the Marseillaise, a patriotic song when they marched into Paris. Who composed this song? Maximilian Robespierre Marie Antoinette Roget de L’Isle Mirabeau 35 / 60 When did Louis XVI call an assembly of Estates General to pass proposals for new taxes? 2 January, 1775 10 March, 1780 5 May, 1789 14 July, 1789 36 / 60 Which of the following is not the idea of the revolutionary journalist Desmoulins about Liberty? Liberty is finishing off your enemies Liberty is Happiness, Reason, Equality and Justice Liberty is the Declaration of Right Liberty is not a child who has to be disciplined before maturity 37 / 60 The Third Estate comprised Poor servants and small peasants, landless labourers Peasants and artisans Big businessmen, merchants, lawyers etc. All the above 38 / 60 On 20th June, the representatives of the Third Estate assembled in the indoor tennis court of Versailles for hunger strike drafting a Constitution for France which limited the king’s power declaring a revolt making an appeal to support the king in times of need 39 / 60 A large number of Jacobins came to be known as the ‘sans-culottes’. What does it mean? People without knee breeches People with black shirts People with black trousers People without shirts 40 / 60 The word livres stands for : unit of currency in France tax levied by the Church tax to be paid directly to the state none of these 41 / 60 As a result of elections held after the Jacobins’ revolt in 1792, which of these steps were taken in France? Elections were held Monarchy was abolished France was declared a Republic All the above 42 / 60 The National Assembly voted in April 1792 to declare war against Prussia Austria England Both (a) and (b) 43 / 60 Which of these provisions form a part of the ‘Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen’? Men are born free They are equal in rights before the law Liberty means powers to do what is not injurious to others All the above 44 / 60 A guillotine was _______________________ a device consisting of two poles and a blade with which a person was beheaded a fine sword with which heads were cut off a special noose to hang people none of the above 45 / 60 Which of the following decisions was taken by the convention? Declared France a constitutional monarchy Abolished the monarchy All men and women above 21 years got the right to vote Declared France a Republic 46 / 60 The new Constitution made France a Constitutional Monarchy Communist state Fully democratic state None of the above 47 / 60 The Assembly elected in 1792 was called Convention Congress Congregation Council 48 / 60 In which of these countries was the model of government as advocated by Montesquieu put into effect? USA China USSR All the above 49 / 60 In France the period from 1793 to 1794 is referred to as Reign of _____ . Happiness Terror Peace Mal-administration 50 / 60 Which of the following events took place as a result of the revolt of Jacobins in 1792? The revolutionaries stormed the Palace of Tuileries Massacred the king’s guards Held the king hostage for several hours All the above 51 / 60 The term ‘Old Regime' is usually used to describe France before 1000 B.C. Society of France after 1789 A.D. Society and institutions of France before 1789 A.D. None of the above 52 / 60 On what charge was Louis XVI sentenced to death? Cruelty Treason Incapability Misuse of powers 53 / 60 Which of the following theory was proposed by Montesquieu? Social Contract theory Theory of division of power Theory of popular Sovereignty Theory of division of labour 54 / 60 In the meeting of the Estates General, the members of the Third Estate demanded that All the three Estates should have one vote altogether Each member of the three Estates should have one vote Each Estate should have one vote None of the above 55 / 60 Why is the period from 1793 to 1794 referred to as the ‘Reign of Terror’? Louis XVI’s successor became a tyrant Robespierre followed a policy of severe control and punishment Jacobins opted for loot and plunder None of the above 56 / 60 When was the battle of Waterloo fought ? 1815 AD 1820 AD 1810 AD 1720 AD 57 / 60 In the context of France, what was ‘tithes’? A tax levied by the Church Direct tax levied by the State The tax levied on the articles of everyday consumption None of these 58 / 60 In the context of France, ‘the fall of Bastille’ took place on: 14th July 1789 20th June 1789 4th Aug 1789 5th May 1789 59 / 60 Austrian Princess Marie Antoniette was the queen of which of the following French rulers? Louis XIII Louis XIV Louis XV Louis XVI 60 / 60 The book ‘Two Treatises on Government’ was written by: Rousseau John Locke Montesquieu Karl Marx Your score isThe average score is 38% 0% Restart quiz
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