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Q1.

The Civil Code of 1804 in France, which abolished privileges based on birth and established equality before the law, is popularly known as:

(A)

The Vienna Treaty

(B)

The Napoleonic Code

(C)

The Jacobin Charter

(D)

The Declaration of Rights

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Q2.

According to the CBSE curriculum for Class 10, which analytical factor is paramount when evaluating 'The Rise of Nationalism in Europe (French Revolution, Making of Nationalism, Age of Revolutions 1830-1848, Unification of Germany & Italy, Visualising the Nation)' in 'India and the Contemporary World II (History)'?

(A)

Superficial memorization without critical inquiry

(B)

Evidence-based reasoning, constitutional/conceptual foundations, and systemic impacts of The Rise of Nationalism in Europe (French Revolution, Making of Nationalism, Age of Revolutions 1830-1848, Unification of Germany & Italy, Visualising the Nation)

(C)

Ignoring historical precedents and empirical data

(D)

Treating theoretical models as dogmatic truths

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