History quiz

• Exercises on Madagascar and the Resistance to Neocolonialism

  question 1 After the consolidation of French rule over Madagascar, a popular resistance movement emerged in the interior of the country, known for the red color of its clothes, used as camouflage. Were talking about: a) Menalamba b) Sampy c) Rainilaiarivony d) Urabists e) Ashantis question 2 The occ

• Exercises on Liberalism and Socialism

  question 1 (ENEM, 2000) The text below, by John Locke (1632-1704), reveals some characteristics of a certain current of thought: If man in the state of nature is so free, as we said, if he is absolute master of his own person and possessions, equal to the greatest and subject to no one, why should h

• Exercises on Legacy of Roman Civilization

  question 1 Is it correct to say that the characteristics of the Roman world disappeared with the establishment of the Middle Ages? Justify the answer. question 2 How did the judiciaries of Republican Rome influence contemporary public administration? question 3 Briefly explain how Roman Law infl

• Exercises on Josef Stalin

  question 1 Josef Stalin went down in history as one of the great dictators of the 20th century, the man responsible for defeating the Nazis in World War II, and the promoter of the deaths of millions of people during nearly 30 years of totalitarian repression by the Soviet Union. His surname, “Stali

• Exercises on Joana DArc

  question 1 (FEI-SP) Six hundred years ago Saint Joan of Arc was born in Domrémy (France). At age 19, she became a national hero and martyr for religion. Joan of Arcs life is associated with: a) Hundred Years War, which indicates the armed conflicts between France and the Holy Roman Empire resulting

• Exercises on Jacobinism and Political Action

  question 1 The political-revolutionary actions carried out by the Jacobins during the 1790s, in the context of the French Revolution, had a wide impact in other regions of the world. In the Brazilian case, it is possible to say that this impact could be seen: a) in the Revolution of 1930. b) in the

• Exercises on Irenaeus of Lyon against Gnosticism

  question 1 St Irenaeus, or Irenaeus of Lyon (AD 130-202), wrote one of the main works of early Christianity in which Gnostic doctrines are described and refuted. The name of this work is Adversus Haereses (Against Heresies). The Gnostic sect refuted in this work by Irenaeus is: a) Freemasonry b) Py

• Exercises on Inquisition in the Middle Ages

  question 1 The Court of the Inquisition was created in 1231 by Pope Gregory IX with the aim of investigating and fighting heresies. The main heretical sect present in Europe at this time was: a) Buddhism b) Masdeism c) Pelagianism d) Catharism e) Shinto question 2 (UFJF) Carefully read the following

• Exercises on Ancient India

  question 1 In Indian civilization, the social structure came to be organized through the caste system. About this system, it is correct to say that: a) individuals began to belong to a certain caste from the moment they were initiated into religious purification rituals. b) individuals were associat

• Exercises on Islamic Empire

  question 1 (Uespi 2012) Muhammads preaching did not please politically important groups in Arab society. His conceptions and beliefs a) they adopted monotheism and had relations with Christianity, achieving adherence of many who visited Mecca. b) they were elitist, without concern for the poverty si

• Exercises on Imperialist Ideology

  question 1 “Portuguese and Spanish colonization in the 16th century had been limited almost exclusively to America. In the 19th century, however, the need to expand consumer markets for manufactured products and control over the regions supplying raw materials gave rise to a new colonial race, unde

• Exercises on the Modern Age

  question 1 Which document written by the monk Martin Luther is considered the inaugurator of the Protestant Reformation in 1517? a) 95 considerations b) Theses on Church Indulgences c) 95 theses d) The inconvenience of indulgences e) Open objection to the Holy See question 2 French king who is consi

• Contemporary Age Exercises

  question 1 Over the course of the 20th century, the Middle East became a region of great tension. The conflict that did NOT happen in this region during the 20th century was the: a) Iran-Iraq War. b) Syrian Civil War. c) Six Day War. d) Gulf War. e) First Arab-Israeli War. question 2 The Bay of Pigs

• Exercises on Ancient Age

  question 1 What was the disease that affected the Roman Empire in the late 2nd century AD. and that caused the death of about five million people: a) Plague of Athens b) Antonine Plague c) Justinian Plague d) Black Death e) Roman Plague question 2 Great empire that was established in the region of A

• Exercises on Humanism

  question 1 (UFES) The image of the “Vitruvian Man” is a representation created at the end of the 15th century by Leonardo da Vinci and expresses the anthropocentrism and harmony of forms that characterized the artistic works of the Renaissance period . About rebirth, it is not correct to say that: a

• Exercises on the History of Communism

  question 1 (Medicina Rio Preto - SP) The basic ideas of the so-called scientific socialism (1848-1867) define a reform of society in order to: to create an eminently industrial structure that provides a predominance of the countryside over the city. to achieve harmony among all men organized into

• Exercises on the History of Commerce

  question 1 In the years following the Discovery of Brazil, the Portuguese who came here to explore the natural resources of the coast, such as the pau-brasil explorer Fernando de Noronha, established a form of trade agreement quite simple with the indigenous people, who provided their work force in

• Exercises on the History of Goiás

  question 1 (UFG) Read the following snippet: The impracticality of populating the said captaincy [Goiás] or any other part of Portuguese America except with nationals of the same America. And that since the entire hinterland of that vast continent was covered by Indians, these must be mainly those w

• Easter History Exercises

  question 1 The date of Easter was fixed by the Council of Nicaea in the year 325 AD. The Council decided that Easter would always be celebrated on the first Sunday after the European spring equinox. This date was then considered the most important in the Christian calendar, because: a) is when the e

• Exercises on the History of the Catholic Church

  question 1 (Puccamp) The Church was integrated into the Feudal System through monasteries, whose characteristics resembled those of the domains of feudal lords. How had a) the control of spiritual destiny, sought to combat usury among the members of the clergy and among the Jews, in which it was str