A) Leo Valiani B) Emperor Franz Joseph C) Karl Kraus D) Michael Freund
A) He felt no compulsion to reach out for the unexplored region which the Viennese call their heart. B) He was known for his charismatic personality. C) He was indifferent to social interactions. D) He was always eager to greet people warmly.
A) Collaborative and harmonious. B) Tense, with discussions often described as 'thunder and lightning'. C) Indifferent and distant. D) Friendly and supportive.
A) Liberal reforms. B) Artistic appreciation. C) Financial prudence. D) Choleric conservatism.
A) To abolish the monarchy. B) To promote German dominance. C) To consolidate the structure of the state and the authority and popularity of the Crown. D) To establish a republic.
A) The power of the Slavs. B) The authority of the Crown. C) The influence of the Magyars. D) The dominance of the German Austrians.
A) It promoted national unity. B) It weakened the central government. C) It enhanced economic growth. D) It strengthened the monarchy.
A) The authority of the Hungarian revolution. B) Strong central government. C) The dual system. D) The dominance of the Magyars.
A) Centralizing all power in Vienna. B) Granting far-reaching administrative autonomy to all nationalities of the monarchy. C) Maintaining the status quo. D) Abolishing all national autonomies.
A) The power of the Slavs. B) The authority of the Crown. C) Irredentism in Austria. D) The influence of the Magyars.
A) The central government with regional autonomies. B) The monarchy with a republic. C) The influence of the Magyars with German dominance. D) The dual system with a supranational federation.
A) The Slavic leaders. B) The Hungarian leaders. C) His grandnephew Archduke Charles. D) Franz Ferdinand's son.
A) As an expected outcome. B) As a relief from a great worry. C) As an unfortunate event. D) As a devastating loss.
A) 18 December 1914 B) 28 June 1914 C) 28 July 1914 D) 28 June 1913
A) Archduke Karl Ludwig B) Emperor Franz Joseph I C) Gavrilo Princip D) Crown Prince Rudolf
A) Graz B) Sarajevo C) Vienna D) Prague
A) The Treaty of Versailles B) The July Crisis C) The signing of the Armistice D) The Treaty of Trianon
A) Princess Francis V B) Sophie Chotek C) Maria Annunziata D) Princess Maria Theresa
A) 1900 B) 1896 C) 1889 D) 1914
A) Commander B) General C) Inspector General D) Colonel
A) Cousin B) Father C) Brother D) Uncle
A) Lexington B) Columbian C) Empress D) Mascotte
A) The Paris Exposition B) The Great Exhibition C) The Chicago World's Fair D) The World's Columbian Exposition
A) 100,000 B) 50,000 C) 5,000 D) 272,511
A) Graz B) Mayerling C) Vienna D) Konopiště
A) Son B) Cousin C) Brother D) Nephew
A) 1900 B) 1896 C) 1889 D) 1914
A) Franz Ferdinand Joseph Maria B) Franz Ferdinand Maria Ludwig C) Franz Ferdinand Carl Ludwig Joseph Maria D) Franz Carl Ludwig Maria
A) Paris B) Solomon Islands C) New York D) London
A) Brother B) Nephew C) Son D) Cousin
A) Sophie Chotek B) Princess Maria Annunziata C) Princess Maria Theresa D) Princess Francis V
A) Twenty-seven B) Thirty-one C) Twenty-two D) Fourteen
A) The 9th Hussar Regiment B) The 1st Infantry Regiment C) The 5th Cavalry Regiment D) The 3rd Artillery Regiment
A) 1898 B) 1907 C) 1902 D) 1913
A) Captain B) Major General C) Admiral D) Colonel
A) Emperor Franz Joseph B) Franz Conrad von Hötzendorf C) Alexander Brosch von Aarenau D) Friedrich von Beck-Rzikowsky
A) Fifteen B) Ten C) Twenty D) Sixteen
A) 1900 B) 1899 C) 1894 D) 1901
A) Princess Maria Theresa of Braganza B) Count Friedrich von Nostitz-Rieneck C) Archduchess Isabella D) Emperor Franz Joseph
A) Windsor Castle B) Vienna C) Reichstadt D) Artstetten Castle
A) Germany B) England C) France D) Italy
A) Austro-Hungarian Army B) Young Bosnia C) Black Hand D) Imperial German Army
A) Rifle B) Machine gun C) FN Model 1910 pistol D) Revolver
A) .22 LR B) .9mm C) .45 ACP D) .380 ACP
A) Dragutin Dimitrijević B) Nedeljko Čabrinović C) Count Harrach D) Archduke Karl
A) Return to Vienna immediately. B) Visit the injured at the local hospital. C) Hold a press conference. D) Meet with local officials.
A) On the running board of the car. B) Inside the Governor's residence. C) At a cafe across the street. D) In a nearby alley.
A) Germany B) Austria-Hungary C) Russia D) France
A) 18 December 1863 B) 28 June 1914 C) 20 November 1875 D) 13 October 2004
A) 1878 B) 1893 C) 1908 D) 1898
A) Military Merit Cross in Diamonds B) Sea Voyage Medal 1892-1893 C) Jubilee Medal for the Armed Forces D) Military Jubilee Cross
A) Military Jubilee Cross B) Jubilee Medal for the Armed Forces C) Military Merit Cross in Diamonds D) Sea Voyage Medal 1892-1893 |