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  • Question
  • Which period in history, is known as '100 days'?


  • Correct Answer
  • The interval of time between Napoleon's escape from Elba and his abdication after the Battle of Waterloo 


  • World History problems


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    • 1. Who described his policy of unification as one of 'blood and iron'?

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    • A. Bismarck
    • B. Napoleon
    • C. Mazzini
    • D. Napoleon Bonaparte
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    • 2. Which of the following countries is associated with 'Glorious Revolution'?

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    • A. France
    • B. Russia
    • C. USA
    • D. England
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    • 3. Which country is associated with the 'Jesuit School'?

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    • A. Spain
    • B. France
    • C. Germany
    • D. England
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    • 4. Of which country was the religion 'Shintoism'?

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    • A. Japan
    • B. China
    • C. Arabs
    • D. Turkey
    • Discuss
    • 5. Where is the Cathedral of Notre Dame located?

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    • A. London
    • B. Rome
    • C. Genoa
    • D. Paris
    • Discuss
    • 6. What is the importance of Minamoto Yoritumo in Japanese history?
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    • 7. Name the Harappan site in modern Gujarat , the only indus site close to the sea?
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    • 8. What led to the beginning of the Renaissance?
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    • 9. What is the main purpose of state legislatures?

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    • A. to make and pass laws at the state level
    • B. to control the legislation of local governments
    • C. to provide legislative support for Congress
    • D. to challenge the legality of federal laws
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    • 10. Which of the following describes the Urban League?

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    • A. focused on helping poor African American workers
    • B. helped middle-class African Americans struggle for political and social justice
    • C. formed in response to race riots in 1908
    • D. led by Jane Addams and Ida B. Wells
    • Discuss


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