World History GK Quiz with Answers

The concept of 'distributive justice' is given by Aristotle.

It commemorates the fall of the Bastille, a military fortress and prison, on July 14, 1789, when an angry mob stormed it, marking the beginning of the French Revolution. Bastille is the name of a fortress and prison of the Middle Ages in Paris.

Taoism is an ancient philosophical and religious tradition, believed to be primarily associated with Chinese customs and worldview.

Aristotle: Wrote "Politics" as an extended part of his "Nicomachean Ethics". He is notable for his theories that humans are social beings (animals), and that the polis (ancient Greek city state) is meant to bring about the good life appropriate for such beings (animals).

According to Medlin, "The rebellion of 1789 AD was more towards equality than dictatorship." At the time of the French Revolution, there was extreme inequality in the society in France.

Mikhail Bakunin was a founding member of the Russian democratic movement anarchism. General Anarchism, a set of principles and attitudes based on the belief that government is both harmful and unnecessary.

The Reformation movement was a rebellion against the authority of the Pope. This movement is also called the Protestant Reformation Movement. The main goal of this movement, which started in the 16th century, was to challenge the monopoly of the Pope and the Church of Rome in the religious field.

India recognized Bangladesh as an independent country on December 6, 1971.

It included both presidential executive orders and regulations passed by Congress during President Franklin D. Roosevelt's first term (1933–37). These programs were announced to deal with the problem of the World War (1929–30).

Most historians have described the 1950s as the era of decolonization.