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Q1
Which ruler of Florence from the Medici family was known as 'the Magnificent'?
Q2
Match the writers with their works or titles:
(a) Dante - 1. Decameron
(b) Petrarch - 2. The Prince
(c) Boccaccio - 3. Divine Comedy
(d) Machiavelli - 4. Father of Italian Renaissance literature
Q3
Which of the following statements is/are correct?
1. Copernicus postponed publishing his work on the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres almost till the end of his life.
2. Giordano Bruno was burned in Rome in 1600 for insisting that the earth went round the sun.
3. Galileo was made professor at the University of Padua by the Sforza family.
Q4
The Portuguese prince who never went to sea himself but started a school of navigation at Sagres was
Q5
Consider the following statements about the division of new lands:
1. The Papal Bull of 1493 was issued by Pope Alexander VI.
2. Its line ran around 320 miles west of the Cape Verde islands, and lands west of it went to Spain.
3. The Treaty of Tordesillas (1494) moved the line to 1,185 miles west of the Cape Verde islands.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Q6
Arrange the following voyages in chronological order:
1. Vasco da Gama reaches Kapad near Kozhikode
2. Bartholomew Diaz rounds the Cape of Good Hope
3. Pedro Cabral discovers Brazil
4. Columbus sails from Palos
Q7
In 1588, the Spanish Armada of 130 vessels sent to invade England was dispatched by
Q8
Which of the following statements about the Commercial Revolution is/are correct?
1. The first government bank was the Bank of Sweden (1657).
2. The joint-stock company with limited liability was a Dutch innovation.
3. The Merchant Adventurers was a joint-stock company formed for trade with India.
Q9
Followers of Calvinism in different countries were known by different names. Match them:
(a) France - 1. Puritans
(b) England - 2. Presbyterians
(c) Scotland - 3. Huguenots
Q10
The Society of Jesus was founded in Paris on 15 August 1534 by
Q11
Assertion (A): After the Council of Trent the Catholic religion became better organised.
Reason (R): The Council removed abuses such as the sale of indulgence, nepotism and the absenteeism of Bishops.
Q12
Henry VII created the Star Chamber court to
Q13
Match the nation-states with the rulers who built them:
(a) Spain - 1. Louis XI
(b) England - 2. Ferdinand and Isabella
(c) France - 3. Henry VII
Q14
Who helped Charles VII of France to win the battle at Orleans in the Hundred Years' War?
Q15
Which of the following is not correctly matched about Martin Luther?

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