MCQ Chapter 7 Nationalism Class 11 Political Science Political Theory Advertisement 1. What is commonly associated with the idea of nationalism?Economic competitionPatriotism and national loyaltyReligious conflictsIndividual interestsQuestion 1 of 202. Which event is considered a striking symbol of Indian nationalism?Independence Day celebrationsRepublic Day parade in DelhiGeneral electionsInternational trade fairsQuestion 2 of 203. During which period did nationalism emerge as one of the most powerful political beliefs?During the last two centuries or moreDuring the medieval period onlyDuring ancient times onlyDuring the last fifty yearsQuestion 3 of 204. Which of the following was an important impact of nationalism?It ended all political conflictsIt united people and sometimes divided themIt eliminated cultural differencesIt stopped the formation of statesQuestion 4 of 205. Which two European countries were formed through the unification of smaller kingdoms?France and SpainGermany and ItalyRussia and BritainPortugal and GreeceQuestion 5 of 206. Which empires broke up during the early twentieth century due to nationalist movements?British and French empiresRoman and Greek empiresAustro-Hungarian and Russian empiresSpanish and Portuguese empiresQuestion 6 of 207. What was the main objective of India's nationalist struggle against colonial rule?To establish foreign controlTo establish independence from foreign controlTo expand the British EmpireTo establish separate religious communitiesQuestion 7 of 208. Which of the following groups has raised demands for national self-determination?BasquesKurdsQuebecoisAll of the aboveQuestion 8 of 209. Where does the Basque nationalist movement exist?Northern SpainSouthern FranceEastern GermanyWestern ItalyQuestion 9 of 2010. What is a nation according to the discussion of nationalism?A casual collection of peopleA group connected only by family relationshipsA community held together by collective beliefs and aspirationsA group formed only through common religionQuestion 10 of 2011. How is a nation different from a family?A nation is based entirely on personal relationshipsMembers of a nation need not personally know one anotherMembers of a nation must share the same family backgroundA nation consists only of relativesQuestion 11 of 2012. Which of the following is NOT necessarily a common characteristic of all nations?Common languageCommon religionCommon descentAll of the aboveQuestion 12 of 2013. Which country is given as an example of a nation without a single common language?CanadaJapanPortugalGreeceQuestion 13 of 2014. What holds an imagined community together as a nation?Common occupationCollective beliefs, aspirations, and imaginationsSimilar economic conditionsCommon geographical boundaries aloneQuestion 14 of 2015. What is the first important element that constitutes a nation?Shared beliefsEconomic equalityMilitary strengthPolitical competitionQuestion 15 of 2016. When does a nation exist according to the idea of shared beliefs?When people have identical occupationsWhen members believe that they belong togetherWhen everyone speaks the same languageWhen people live in separate territoriesQuestion 16 of 2017. With which of the following can a nation be compared to explain collective identity?A marketA business organisationA teamA political partyQuestion 17 of 2018. What does historical identity provide to a nation?A sense of continuity with the past and futureComplete economic independenceA common occupationFreedom from political responsibilitiesQuestion 18 of 2019. Which book by Jawaharlal Nehru discussed India's historical unity and civilisation?India Wins FreedomThe Discovery of IndiaHind SwarajMy Experiments with TruthQuestion 19 of 2020. What did Indian nationalists use to establish the historical identity of India?Ancient civilisation and cultural heritageForeign political traditions onlyEconomic development aloneMilitary achievements aloneQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...
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