- AAlexander
- BVasco da Gama
- CIbn Battuta
- DNone
Advent of Europeans - Quiz
- AGoa
- BCochin
- CCalicut
- DMadras
- ACochin
- BGoa
- CSerampore
- DChinsurah
- A1659
- B1669
- C1679
- D1689
- AGunpowder and the printing press
- BThe internet and smartphones
- CElectricity and radio
- DAutomobiles and airplanes
- A A barrier separating Eastern and Western Europe during the Cold War
- BA building in Berlin
- CA type of fence used in medieval times
- D A type of printing press
- AThe Age of Revolutions
- BThe Cold War
- CThe European debt crisis
- DThe withdrawal of the United Kingdom
- AClassical antiquity
- BNeolithic era
- CIndo-European migrations
- DByzantine Empire
- AHenry VIII
- BMartin Luther
- CNapoleon Bonaparte
- DOtto von Bismarck
- AAn agreement that ended the First World War
- BAn agreement that established the League of Nations
- CAn agreement that established the European Union
- DAn agreement that established the United Nations
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- A. Alexander
- B. Vasco da Gama
- C. Ibn Battuta
- D. None
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Explanation:
The Cape route was discovered from Europe to India by Vasco da Gama. He reached the port of Calicut on May 17, 1498 and was received by the Hindu ruler of Calicut.
- A. Goa
- B. Cochin
- C. Calicut
- D. Madras
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Explanation:
Cochin was the early capital of the Portuguese in India. Later Goa replaced it.
- A. Cochin
- B. Goa
- C. Serampore
- D. Chinsurah
Remarks:
Explanation:
Headquarters of Denish East India Company was Serampore, Bengal from 1676 to 1845.
- A. 1659
- B. 1669
- C. 1679
- D. 1689
Remarks:
Explanation:
French was set up factory at Masulipatnam in 1669.
- A. Gunpowder and the printing press
- B. The internet and smartphones
- C. Electricity and radio
- D. Automobiles and airplanes
Remarks:
Explanation:
Answer: Gunpowder and the printing press. Gunpowder and the printing press changed how warfare was conducted and how knowledge was preserved and disseminated in Early Modern Europe.
- A. A barrier separating Eastern and Western Europe during the Cold War
- B. A building in Berlin
- C. A type of fence used in medieval times
- D. A type of printing press
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Explanation:
Answer: A barrier separating Eastern and Western Europe during the Cold War. The Iron Curtain was a barrier separating Eastern and Western Europe during the Cold War.
- A. The Age of Revolutions
- B. The Cold War
- C. The European debt crisis
- D. The withdrawal of the United Kingdom
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Explanation:
Answer: B Explanation: The gradual development of the European integration process, which led to the creation of the European Union, began during the Cold War.
- A. Classical antiquity
- B. Neolithic era
- C. Indo-European migrations
- D. Byzantine Empire
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Explanation:
Answer: Classical antiquity
Explanation: The period known as classical antiquity began with the emergence of the city-states of Ancient Greece.
- A. Henry VIII
- B. Martin Luther
- C. Napoleon Bonaparte
- D. Otto von Bismarck
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Explanation:
Answer: Martin Luther.
Explanation: Martin Luther challenged Papal authority during the Protestant Reformation.
- A. An agreement that ended the First World War
- B. An agreement that established the League of Nations
- C. An agreement that established the European Union
- D. An agreement that established the United Nations
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Explanation:
Answer: An agreement that ended the First World War.
The Treaty of Versailles was an agreement signed after the end of the First World War that imposed harsh penalties on Germany and its allies.