History of Bosnia and Herzegovina - Quiz
A) Augustus B) Heraclius C) Justinian D) Constantine the Great
A) Rome B) Constantinople C) Dalmatia D) Sarajevo
A) Franks B) Vlachs C) Eurasian Avars D) Romans
A) Charlemagne B) Justinian C) Heraclius D) Constantine the Great
A) Frankish B) Greek C) Slavic D) Vlach
A) Byzantines B) Vlachs C) Avars D) Franks
A) Urban centers along the Dalmatian coast B) Constantinople C) The northern Balkan interior D) The Frankish Empire
A) Germanic B) Romanian C) Slavic D) Greek
A) Naval B) Agricultural C) Pastoralist D) Industrial
A) Trade and caravan B) Military conquest C) Mining D) Fishing
A) Constantinople B) Hum C) Rome D) Dalmatia
A) Any merchant B) A slave C) A royal official D) Any shepherd
A) Central Europe B) Northern Europe C) Western Europe D) Southeast Europe
A) Neolithic Age B) Bronze Age C) Paleolithic Age D) Iron Age
A) 6th century B) 4th century C) 12th century D) 1st century
A) 4th century B) 1st century C) 8th century D) 6th century
A) King Petar B) Ban Kulin C) Stjepan Kotromanic D) Tvrtko I
A) 1463 B) 1831 C) 1377 D) 1878
A) Treaty of Versailles B) Treaty of Paris C) Treaty of Karlowitz D) Treaty of Berlin
A) Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes B) Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia C) Independent State of Croatia D) Kingdom of Yugoslavia
A) Around 1,000,000 B) Around 100,000 C) Around 500,000 D) Around 10,000
A) Ostrogoths B) Illyrians C) Celts D) Slavs
A) 337 B) 455 C) 395 D) 4th century
A) 1st century B) End of the 2nd century C) 6th century D) 4th century
A) Province of Bosnia B) Socialist Republic of Bosnia C) Kingdom of Bosnia D) Banate of Bosnia
A) Samuel of Bulgaria B) Constantine Porphyrogenitus C) Ban Kulin D) Stjepan II Kotromanić
A) 997 B) 1101 C) 1137 D) 1018
A) 1167 B) 1180 C) 1018 D) 1101
A) Hungary B) Croatia C) Serbia D) Byzantine Empire
A) Tvrtko B) Ban Borić C) Stjepan II Kotromanić D) Ban Kulin
A) 1180–1204 B) 1137–1167 C) 1463–1482 D) 1367–1391
A) To renounce heresy B) To declare war on Hungary C) To declare independence D) To convert to Roman Catholicism
A) An unsuccessful invasion B) A failed trade treaty C) A succession dispute D) The death of the king
A) Šubić family B) Kulin family C) Kotromanić family D) Borić family
A) Ban Borić B) Stjepan II Kotromanić C) Tvrtko D) Ban Kulin
A) 1353 B) 1463 C) 1377 D) 1391
A) Zahumlje B) Croatia C) Dalmatia D) Herzegovina
A) Protestant settlers B) Ashkenazi Jews C) Sephardi Jews D) Moorish refugees
A) Jewish Sephardic community B) Catholic Franciscans C) Bosnian Church followers D) Orthodox community
A) The Belgrade Fortress B) Stari most C) The Hagia Sophia D) The Zagreb Cathedral
A) Gazi Husrev-beg B) Topal Şerif Osman C) Husein Gradaščević D) C. Fraser
A) A grand library B) A centralized bank C) A provincial printing press D) A new military academy
A) Herzegovinian rebellion B) The Sephardic protest C) Great Turkish War D) The Bosnian Church uprising
A) Russian Empire B) German Empire C) Austro-Hungarian Empire D) Habsburg monarchy
A) It disappeared altogether B) It merged with the Franciscans C) It converted to Judaism D) It became the official state religion
A) They converted to Islam B) Their numbers dwindled C) They were expelled from the country D) They became the ruling elite
A) They remained hidden in the city B) They worked as diplomats C) They fought in battle D) They fled to the Austrian side
A) 1908–1918 B) 1870–1908 C) 1888–1928 D) 1878–1918
A) Jewish dissidents B) Orthodox dissidents C) Catholic dissidents D) Muslim dissidents
A) A model colony B) An independent state C) An Ottoman protectorate D) A satellite republic
A) Forty years B) Over a decade C) Exactly one year D) Five years
A) Franz Joseph I B) Gavrilo Princip C) Archduke Franz Ferdinand D) Mehmed-Beg Kapetanović Ljubušak
A) Protestants B) Orthodox C) Catholics D) Muslims
A) A nationalist leader from Serbia B) Mehmed-Beg Kapetanović Ljubušak C) Gavrilo Princip D) Franz Joseph
A) 1 January 1918 B) 28 June 1908 C) 28 June 1914 D) 15 July 1914
A) 10% B) 50% C) 20% D) 5%
A) Almost seamless B) Total chaos C) Full of administrative failure D) Extremely violent
A) Mehmed Spaho B) Ante Pavelić C) Dragiša Cvetković D) Josip Broz Tito
A) 1941 B) 1929 C) 1939 D) 1918
A) Resolution of Sarajevo Muslims B) Jajce Conference C) Cvetković-Maček agreement D) Tripartite Pact
A) 6 April 1945 B) 25 November 1943 C) 12 October 1941 D) 6 April 1941
A) Restoring the Ottoman Empire B) Establishing a 'Greater Serbian' state C) Supporting the Nazi regime D) Establishing a communist federation
A) Ante Pavelić B) Mehmed Spaho C) Adolf Hitler D) Josip Broz Tito
A) Ustaše militia B) Partisan brigade C) SS Handschar division D) Chetnik division
A) 6 April 1941 B) 25 November 1943 C) 12 October 1941 D) 6 April 1945
A) 25 November 1943 B) 12 October 1941 C) 6 April 1941 D) 6 April 1945
A) Eight B) Six C) Three D) Four
A) Jewish B) Croats C) Serbs D) Slovenes |
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