(English Medium) ICSE Class 9 - CISCE Question Bank Solutions for History and Civics

Name the finest example of Renaissance architecture in Rome.

What was the famous theory introduced by Copernicus?

Who invented the Telescope?

Who proved the theory of the Law of Gravitation?

Mention two important effects or consequences of the Renaissance.

Who discovered the Eastern Coast of Canada? What did it lead to?

Name the rulers who patronised the works of literature and art in Europe.

The word ‘Renaissance’ signifies the freedom-loving thoughts of man. In this context explain the role of Men with advanced scientific ideas in bringing about a spirit of Inquiry among people of Europe.

The Renaissance was a period of great intellectual activity. Given an account of the outstanding works of the following writers: Machiavelli

The Renaissance was a period of great intellectual activity. Given an account of the outstanding works of the following writers: Shakespeare

The Renaissance artists tried to put life in canvas and stone. Describe their achievements in the fields of Painting

The Renaissance artists tried to put life in canvas and stone. Describe their achievements in the fields of Architecture

There was a splendid galaxy of scientific persons whose discoveries revolutionised our ideas of the universe. In this context mention the discoveries of the following men: Copernicus

There was a splendid galaxy of scientific persons whose discoveries revolutionised our ideas of the universe. In this context mention the discoveries of the following men: Galileo

Study this picture carefully and answer the question that follows:

Give the name by which the portrait is known.

Study this picture carefully and answer the question that follows:

Name the artist who portrayed it?

Study this picture carefully and answer the question that follows:

Mention the main features of this painting?

Who is known as the Father of Humanism?

Mention the impact of the Renaissance in the field of English literature.

Mention the theory introduced by Copernicus.